ABOVE: Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft sing “Sweet Georgia Brown” — in Polish — in the new version of “To Be Or Not To Be,” which will start at Cinerama tomorrow. BELOW: Jack Benny and Carole Lombard in the original “To Be Or Not To Be,” which was made by Ernst Lubitsch in 1942.
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52ABOVE: Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft sing “Sweet Georgia Brown” — in Polish — in the new version of “To Be Or Not To Be,” which will start at Cinerama tomorrow. BELOW: Jack Benny and Carole Lombard in the original “To Be Or Not To Be,” which was made by Ernst Lubitsch in 1942. Press, 26 April 1984, Page 18
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