MADAME TUSSAUD’S
REBUILDING OP EXHIBITION. MOULDS OF FIGURES INTACT. fPress Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.) Madame Tussaud’s great features of London life of 90 years ago and the Chamber of Horrors, which would have been the most difficult portion to replace, were saved from the fire last year practically intact. Mr J. T. Tassaud (a grandson of the late Madame Tussaud), who will be a member of the new company, has all the moulds of the historic exhibits which were destroyed, while more recent notabilities, such as the cricketers Tato and Sutcliffe and the famous lawn tennis player, Mile Lenglen, will be added.—A. and N.z<. Cable.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19845, 19 July 1926, Page 7
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