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  • Happiness  |  Videos

    LCT Celebrates 25 Years! An Interview with Paul Smithyman

    Jan. 31, 2010
    Tagged: 25th Anniversary

    Paul Smithyman, Associate Production Manager, on how the chicken crossed the stage in HAPPINESS.

 

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