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Starting June 10, 2015, Disney Channel airs Violetta.
There is also a 2017 movie of the same name with the soundtrack written by Becky J. Howard with original song "Flower" sung by Lulu & Daphne (Stars in the band).
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Category:Television characters introduced in 1985Monday, November 16, 2010
On this day, November 16th, in 1935, Mae West arrived in New York for the first time. She made her public appearance at a costume party. I haven’t been able to verify it, but I’ve always heard it said that her costume was revealing, so much so that the hostess had to change the theme. That aside, Mae West was performing when she arrived in the city on this day, and if you’re familiar with her act you’ll remember how provocative she was and how much of a hit she was.
Ironically, the costume party was sponsored by the Shubert Organization. It was the first step in Mae West’s career, and it got her an acting gig on a radio show, My Favorite Husband. But that was her first real chance to show off her stage presence.
The show that she was performing was a spin-off of Broadway’s Forbidden Room. The show’s tag line was, “The games they play in the Forbidden Room.” The play starred Maude Adams and Ray Milland, who was married to Mae West at the time. I don’t know if she had been performing in the theater, but she was always a big success in musicals.
New York’s Daily Mirror newspaper offered this comment about Mae West’s appearance:
“The Mae West case is not over yet. She flaunted her famous cleavage in the Shubert costume party, which was sponsored by the showgirl. Whether she knew it or not, she put herself in a position where she would be either laughed off the stage, or arrested and fined, depending on what the police decided. Mae West is a great comic, a terrific type of performer. But I believe she should confine her act to Broadway.” be359ba680
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