American Guild of Variety Artists Hearings before the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations of the Committee on Government Operations United States Senate, eighty-seventh congress, second session, part 1, June 12-15 & 19, 1962 by American Guild of Variety Artists, Ann-Terry D'Andre association copy - 1962
by American Guild of Variety Artists, Ann-Terry D'Andre association copy
American Guild of Variety Artists Hearings before the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations of the Committee on Government Operations United States Senate, eighty-seventh congress, second session, part 1, June 12-15 & 19, 1962
by American Guild of Variety Artists, Ann-Terry D'Andre association copy
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Washington DC: GPO, 1962. Paperback. v, 374p., mild dampstaining at top through first half-dozen pages, signed by songtress Ann-Terry D'Andre on cover and title page, lightl;y-worn with D'Andre's brackets and underlining, paperback in green printed wraps. An investigation into criminal activities in clubs and bars and other venues (including the Chicago Playboy Club) Ann-Terry D'Andre was a singer for big bands who lived in San Francisco. She married Merchant Marine William Thornton whose Best Man was Harry Bridges, then head of the ILWU.
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- Format/Binding Paperback
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- Binding Paperback
- Publisher GPO
- Place of Publication Washington DC
- Date Published 1962
- Keywords Labor - American 1960S chicago San Francisco Theater, theatre