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Taking Schwarzenegger To The Cleaners

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JACK BOWERS,
Jack Bowers

Jack Bowers

Senior Contributor since 1997

A former newspaper writer / editor who has been writing about big-band Jazz for more than fifteen years.

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Published: August 2, 2006

We are fortunate indeed that Roy and Patty Disney have underwritten zarzuela in Albuquerque and provided a world-class theatre in which to present it. If zarzuela comes to your neighborhood, don't pass up the chance to see and hear it. It's a wonderful and exciting experience.

And that's it for now. Until next time, keep swingin'!


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