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Flicks in Five: Irving Berlin - No Biz like Show Biz

Irving Berlin's tune became the anthem for all things Hollywood.

From three different incarnations of "Annie Get Your Gun" to the movie named after the song, it conjures up the age old "follow your dream with determination" attitude of "let's do a show"! 

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Lynne has been at this radio thing since 1984 when she fell into an historic job at KFAC AM and FM, the commercial classical station in Los Angeles.  She was the first woman staff announcer in the station's history, and it was such big news back then, it made the LA newspapers and national radio publications.  She is thrilled women in radio is no longer newsworthy.


Lynne Warfel

What American composer better embodies the spirit of the day than Irving Berlin? His music has graced innumerable Hollywood offerings from "White Christmas" to "Annie Get Your Gun."  This week on Flicks in Five, Lynne Warfel celebrates Irving Berlin.


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Flicks in Five: There's No Business Like Show Business

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