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100 1 $aFrost, David.
245 14 $aThe Americans.
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505 0 $aThe Americans need no introduction / [David Frost] -- THE CRAFTSY ARTS -- When does a writer become a star? / Truman Capote -- Can a Martin sruvive by pretending to be a leading American actor? / Orson Welles -- Will God talk back to a playwright? / Tennessee Williams -- What kind of lip do you expect from a trumpter? / Louis Armstrong -- What kind of universal langauage is more popular than Esperanto? / Mr. and Mrs. Artur Rubinstein -- How does it feel to be a first lady longer than Eleanor Roosevelt? / Helen Hayes -- What does a male hustler do for an encore? / Jon Voight -- How do you climb to the top of the tube without slipping? / Johnny Carson.
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