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  • Harold Robbins

    …write, producing novels that included The Dream Merchants (1949; television film 1980), a seamy chronicle of the early days of the film industry, and A Stone for Danny Fisher (1952), a story about a Jewish boy’s struggle to succeed in Depression-era New York City. The latter work was widely interpreted…

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    …write, producing novels that included The Dream Merchants (1949; television film 1980), a seamy chronicle of the early days of the film industry, and A Stone for Danny Fisher (1952), a story about a Jewish boy’s struggle to succeed in Depression-era New York City. The latter work was widely interpreted…

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