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Comedy in Music

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  • Victor Borge

    …as did his one-man show, Comedy in Music, which ran for 849 performances in 1953–56 and set a Broadway record for a solo show. Borge’s trademark bits included his ā€œphonetic punctuation,ā€ in which he read a story but used a sound for each punctuation mark, and his ā€œinflated language,ā€ in…

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    …as did his one-man show, Comedy in Music, which ran for 849 performances in 1953–56 and set a Broadway record for a solo show. Borge’s trademark bits included his ā€œphonetic punctuation,ā€ in which he read a story but used a sound for each punctuation mark, and his ā€œinflated language,ā€ in…

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