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George Blumenthal. George Blumenthal, retired theatrical and operatic producer, promoter, and manager and close associate of the late Oscar Hammerstein, at his home in Monsey, New York, July 23, 1943. He made his only appearance as an actor for C.c.. flammeraWin as chr.tmas pantomime, The Three Omni's, at the Stant Theater an Me HMV,. M 1894, beewas Mead by lirr=e'fIggn Trb:12: manager an that had. a. of the Manhatt Opelfili.se. In Om lin promoted Wagfterlan end French. AMerle. light Opera 1.11 coontil and In .38 he directed.. new York, 5.10 Waite and the Seven Dural, a dramatic mue .. /n Ian collaborated Arthur IL Mena. on autobiography, y Sixty Years. Slime Business. Surviving are his widow, a son and a daughter.

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