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Over 500 color illustrations document talking dolls
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Herman Klein and "The Gramophone" Styli & Needles corresponding Odeon issues and commentsWilliam R. Moran (editor) Hard Cover, 9" x 11", 620 pp w dust jacket (List $55) Herman Klein was intimately involved in the musical scene in London. From 1924 until his death in 1934, he contributed a monthly essay to The Gramophone magazine, commenting on the current opera seasons at Covent Garden and reviewing the latest performances, recordings and books. This book is a reprint of his essays, plus other writings including his famous "The Bel