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17, 1914, in Cuba, he worked as a garment cutter for 15 years. This is bad enough in an office setting; it is devastating to a manufacturer or garment cutter. It took him three weeks to turn the Harry Belafonte hit "Matilda" into "My Zelda," relocate the gunfight of "The Streets of Laredo" to "The Streets of Miami" ("I shot and Sam crumpled, just like a piece of halvah"), transform the "The Yellow Rose of Texas" into "I'm Melvin Rose of Texas," and, to the music of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," tell the story of garment cutter Harry Lewis, who died while "trampling through the warehouse where the drapes of Roth were stored. |
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