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	Erlanger's, emilia d erlanger, erlanger health (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Erlanger's In 1988, the government of Tunisia acquired d'Erlanger's former palace, EnnejmaEzzahra, from the d'Erlanger family, and opened it to the public.
		Erlanger's recognition of the significance of Yolande's roll is perhaps due.
		Erlanger's piece today on the sprouting of a 2000-year-olddate seed he says the dates of Judea were "destroyed by the Crusaders,".
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	Part 48 - Know Your Enemy - Message Board - ezboard.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		One to whom he was especially close was Emile Erlanger, head of the great French (Jewish) banking house of Erlanger et Cie...Erlanger’s son...fell in love with Slidell’s daughter, the spirituelle Matilda, and, from that moment, Confederate and French relations present a romantic association of Haymen and baste finance.
		After being informed of Abe’s lover and the twins and the kidnap plot by her drug supplier, Mary was promised that after her husband resigned or was impeached, she and Abe would be moved to Europe to live happily ever after with plenty of opium.
		Abe was asleep with his head on Mary’s left shoulder and the First Lady had her head turned toward the left looking at the door..
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	H. Erlanger: ZoomInfo Business People Information
		As president of APS Erlanger traveled to Stockholm to repeat the invitation on behalf of APS to hold the XIII International Physiological Congress in America.
		Shortly after Erlanger received his M.D. degree in 1899, he was offered an assistant professorship at Johns Hopkins under William Henry Howell.
		After 1904 Erlanger's research concerned the conduction of excitation in the heart ; he showed that Stokes-Adams syndrome resulted from blockage of conduction between the auricles and ventricles.
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	Erlanger - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Erlanger refers to a person or pedigree from Erlangen.
		Klaw and Erlanger, named after Marcus Klaw, A. Erlanger
		Erlangers, people who can code in the Erlang programming language
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	Joseph Krauskopf Memorial Library
		Abraham Erlanger, trustee of the School, lovingly known to us as "'Uncle Abe," devoted most of the later years of his life to nationalize and enlarge the scope of the School.
		His brother, Charles Erlanger, and his family subscribed a like amount for the "John and Amelia Strauss Scholarship." Other donations to purchase necessary furniture and equipment were contributed by him from time to time.
		It was conceived, presided over and financed by one man, Abraham Erlanger, one of its most active trustees and supporters, always an ardent advocate of expansion and progress.
	campus.devalcol.edu /library/archives/uniqueinstitution/chapter11.htm (580 words)

	AP Wire \| 11/29/2006 \| U2's Bono urges Japan to boost Africa aid
		The rock star said he won a pledge from Abe to continue Japan's efforts to help the developing world, despite budgetary constraints in Tokyo.
		In return, Bono presented the Japanese politician with a pair of his trademark Giorgio Armani sunglasses, which are sold to raise funds for his anti-AIDS campaign.
		Japan vowed before and during the 2005 G-8 summit in Scotland to spend billions of dollars more in aid on Africa and on development assistance overall, contributing to a doubling of wealthy nations' aid to Africa to $50 billion by 2010.
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	Who's Who in Musicals: E
		One of the most hated men in 20th Century show business, Erlanger and partner Marc Klaw put together a nationwide empire of legitimate theaters and vaudeville houses.
		Erlanger reserved his most creative efforts for two pursuits – business and cruelty.
		When theater owner Sam Shubert died in a train wreck, Erlanger refused to abide by any legal agreements "with a dead man." Sam's outraged brothers Lee and Jacob swore vengeance, and over the next few decades battled the Syndicate into virtual extinction.
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	Abe Erlanger: ZoomInfo Business People Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		However, his producer, Abe Erlanger, thought the song was ridiculous and the singer's interpretation and phrasing even worse, and he promptly told her so.
		After Brice finally left the stage, Erlanger was the first to greet her, his broken straw hat in his hands.
		This gig led to a contract from producer Abe Erlanger to play the part of Tiny Little in the Atlantic City, then Broadway musical, Honeymoon Lane.
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	Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942)
		At that very moment, Sam Harris barges in - he is anxious to take George to the Lyceum to meet famous Broadway star Fay Templeton and lure her to become the "leading lady" in their new show.
		Beautiful Fay Templeton (Irene Manning) is in her upstairs, well-furnished dressing room, where promoter Abe Erlanger (George Barbier) is encouraging her to 'listen' to George who purportedly has the "golden touch." But the glamorous, self-important, dignified star resists:
		After the first act, Fay hasn't changed her mind and won't even consider Erlanger's persistent testimonial praise for the young rising composer's talent, and his advice for her to 'hitch' her wagon 'to his star':
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	Broadway: The American Musical . Stars Over Broadway . Shubert Brothers \| PBS
		The rapid growth of the Shubert Company was a threat to the Syndicate, a group of producers and theater owners who literally controlled American theater in the early 20th century.
		The Syndicate, led by Abe Erlanger and several other producers, owned three quarters of the theaters in the country; therefore, if someone wanted to work in the theater they were practically forced to work for the Syndicate.
		After Sam's death Lee Shubert was ready to sell out to the Syndicate, until Erlanger made the mistake of insulting Sam's memory.
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	Jass.com: Joe Jordan
		Florenz Ziegfeld was impressed with his newly hired singer's dedication as she rehearsed it over and over again in the corner of the stage.
		Ziegfeld coaxed Brice back to the show, but he told her that while the song would be used on the road for the Atlantic City performance, it would be dropped for the opening in New York.
		Joe Jordan, who was standing outside the theater because African-Americans were not allowed inside, is said to have wept when he heard it.
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	A.L. Erlanger - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The operations of Klaw and Erlanger produced dozens of Broadway shows during the first three decades of the 20th century, including Dracula, Ben-Hur, and The Jazz Singer.
		They were responsible for opening the rooftop "Jardin de Paris" where the first Ziegfeld Follies was staged.
		In addition to playhouses, he and his partner owned the "Klaw and Erlanger Opera Company" and "Klaw and Erlanger's Costume Company."
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/A.L._Erlanger (442 words)

	Little Johnny Jones
		Abe Erlanger, one of the five original partners of the
		Cohan's ability to keep Erlanger at bay and prevent him from meddling with
		Purposefully, the character of Johnny Jones, was not given too much time on the stage.
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	New Amsterdam Theatre
		The New Amsterdam Theatre is located on the south side of 42nd Street, between 7th and 8th Avenue.
		The New Amsterdam Theatre was opened in 1903 by the producers Klaw and Erlanger.
		The estate of Abe Erlanger turned it over to Dry Dock Savings, which in turn sold the theater to Max Cohen, who agreed never to house burlesque.
	www.nytix.com /Links/Broadway/Theaters/newamsterdam.html (442 words)

	Stage Musicals 1900-1910
		With millions of dollars at stake, there was fierce competition to control this blossoming business.
		Lee and Jacob Shubert succeeded in their efforts to wipe out Abe Erlanger's once invincible theatrical syndicate.
		More ruthless than Erlanger, Lee and "J.J." became infamous for suing actors, writers, producers, and even each other.
	www.musicals101.com /1900to10.htm (1730 words)

	shubert_family (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		As a result of their father's problems, the three Shubert sons had to forgo much in the way of formal education and go to work at a young age.
		Introduced to the world of the theatre, the three brothers overcame the stranglehold on the industry by the Theatrical Syndicate's monopoly under Abe Erlanger and Mark Klaw to build the largest theatre empire in the 20th century.
		As part of The Shubert Organization, the three surviving sisters, in one way or another, played as key a role in the business as society afforded women at the time.
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	American National Biography
		Between 1893 and 1895 Aarons sent back such star acts as the Moulin Rouge singer Yvette Guilbert and the classical dancer Cléo de Merode, noted for her flawless skin, heart-shaped face, and chignon hairstyle—"le style Cléo," which became an American fad.
		Never a man to put all his eggs in one basket, upon his return in 1897 Aarons joined the organization of Mark Klaw and Abraham Erlanger, the core of the recently formed Theatrical Syndicate that came to dominate legitimate theater bookings.
		For Klaw and Erlanger, Aarons organized the International Theater Managers Association, covering the United States and Canada.
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	Burnt Cork and Tambourines
		When the office of Klaw & Erlanger was called up and asked to name the best theatrical trade mark, the answer came, “The Al G. Field Greater Minstrels,” and there is a reason for this.
		One of the bitterest fights ever known was between Barlow & Wilson Minstrels and Thatcher, Primrose & West’s Minstrels—the latter playing at the Euclid Avenue Opera House and the former at the Park Theatre.
		Abe Erlanger assisted Vogel to bill Cleveland at that time.
	www.circushistory.org /Cork/BurntCork6.htm (15944 words)

	Charles Frohman Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		But his London theater ventures would ultimately cost him his life.
		In 1895 Frohman, along with Al Hayman, Mark Klaw, Abe Erlanger, Sam Nixon, and Fred Zimmerman, formed the Theatrical Syndicate, also known as the Trust.
		This organization dominated the American theater from 1896 through World War I. Its alleged reason for being was to systematize haphazard theatrical booking networks across the United States, but it actually ended up exerting near total control over every aspect of theatrical production in the country.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/charles-frohman (984 words)

	Broadway Rise: 1900-1909
		No one was hated or despised as much as Abe Erlanger,
		Fred had made their own plans, and sensed it was time to leave.
		1904, Abraham Erlanger offered the couple parts in a new comedy he backed
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	The Illuminati and the Council on Foreign Relations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		We also know that there were Rothschild agents planted in Abraham Lincoln's cabinet who tried to sell him into a financial dealing with the House of Rothschild.
		But old Abe saw through the scheme and bluntly rejected it thereby incurring the undying enmity of the Rothschilds; exactly as the Russian Czar did when he torpedoed their first League of Nations at the Congress in Vienna.
		Investigation of the assassination of Lincoln revealed that the assassin Booth was a member of a secret conspiratorial group.
	www.freedomfiles.org /Illuminati/cfr-article.htm (17537 words)

	Charles Frohman: The Lusitania Resource
		With his brothers, Charles became a leading theatrical impresario.
		In 1895, Frohman, with Al Hayman, Mark Klaw, Abe Erlanger, Sam Nixon, and Fred Zimmerman formed the Theatrical Syndicate, otherwise known as the Trust.
		The Trust systemized booking networks throughout the United States, but also monopolized every aspect of theater production under the end of World War I. By 1900, Charles Frohman was the leading producer of plays in New York and London.
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	Screen Actors Guild
		Actors Society of America formally organized, May 19.
		Major theatrical producers join forces to create a "Theatrical Syndicate" [Al Hayman of San Francisco, Mark Klaw, Abe Erlanger and Charles Frohman of New York, Samuel F. Nixon-Nirdlinger and partner J. Fred Zimmerman of Philadelphia] giving them unprecedented control of theatre bookings coast-to-coast.
		This took the theatrical business completely out of the hands of the actor-managers who had their own companies, including Francis Wilson (who would become the first President of Actors' Equity in 1913).
	www.sag.org /history/chronos_pages/pre_guild.html (1029 words)

	Topic1
		M. Frohman, Belasco, Henry W. Savage, Lee Shubert, Abe Erlanger, George M. Cohan, etc, etc..
		In the 5 years between 1925 and 1930 he wrote, personally
		But old Abe saw through the scheme and bluntly rejected
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