Berlin's <cite>White Christmas</cite> Sings, Snows on Broadway, by John Simon
Folks nostalgic for old-time movie musicals may want to see Irving Berlin's White Christmas at the Marquis Theatre in Times Square.
Folks nostalgic for old-time movie musicals may want to see Irving Berlin's White Christmas at the Marquis Theatre in Times Square.
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