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    Known for

    Aladdin et le Roi des voleurs (1996)
    Aladdin et le Roi des voleurs
    6.3
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    • Soundtrack("There's a Party Here in Agrabah", "Welcome To The Forty Thieves")
    • 1996

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    • Aladdin et le Roi des voleurs (1996)
      Aladdin et le Roi des voleurs
      6.3
      Video
      • performer: "There's a Party Here in Agrabah", "Welcome To The Forty Thieves"
      • 1996

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      (Summer 1979) He played Nathan Brickler in Jerome Kass and Billy Goldenberg's musical, "Ballroom," in a Kenley Players production at the Memorial Hall in Dayton; the Veterans Memorial Theatre in Columbus and in Akron, Ohio with Audra Lindley (Bea Asher); Arlene Fontana (Marlene); Dick O'Neill (Al Rossi); Mario Melodia (Johnny Lightfoot); Nate Barnett (Harry the Noodle); Frank Echols (Jack); Marjorie Spellacy (Helen); Paige Massman (Angie O'Hara); Dana Snyder (Pauline Krim); Jeanne Rose Stotter (Christine); Christina Stolberg; Joyce Keegan-Flynn; Lee Garrard; James Fatta; Debra Johnson; Ken Phifer; Mavourneen Sullivan; Rennie Davis; Buddy Thompson; Bob Niznik and Margaret Carlson in the cast. Michael Dansicker was conductor. Leslie B. Cutler was director. John Kenley was artistic director.

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