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Soft pretzels with mustard (1983)

by David Brenner

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Soft pretzels with mustard
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1983
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To Mom, Lou, Moby Dick, Bib, Cole Jay, Steve, the ol' gang from Sixtieth Street, everyone mentioned in the book who has been good to me, New York City, Philadelphia, cheesesteak sandwiches, hoagies, ice cream and, of course, soft pretzels with mustard
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Introduction by Joan Rivers: The way I decide how much I like a book is by how late I'm willing to stay up reading it.
Introduction by Barry "Beb" Black and Edward "Dee-Dee" Romoff: We've only known him since he was seven and a half years old.
Foreword: I'm a very lucky guy!
Chapter 1: Many fortunate things have taken place in my life but the most fortunate of all was to have been born and raised in the midst of four wonderful people -- my parents and my older sister and brother.
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792.70280924The arts › Recreational and performing arts › Stage presentations, Theatre › Variety shows and theatrical dancing › Techniques, procedures, apparatus, materials

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PN2287.B685Language and Literature › Literature (General) › Literature (General) › Drama › Dramatic representation. The theater

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