Michael Todd`s Around the World in 80 Days edited by Art Cohn
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Location
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Product code
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Bob Shop ID
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This is a collectible hardcover book published by Random House of New York and edited by Art Cohn, with no date of publication stated.
It is in a good condition with only some use showing on the corners of the spine and some age related yellowing of the pages.
It tells the story of 'the world's most honored show' and includes Cameo Biographies of 46 stars in the cast.
There's color pictures from Allahabad to Yokohama.
It also has a prologue written by Edward R. Murrow.
Some of the actors discussed are Shirley Maclaine, 22 years old at the time and an 'unknown', and Robert Newton.
The book ends with a final message written by Michael Todd.
A wonderful collectors' book for lovers of film.
