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The Parrot, Washington, D.C. 1940sThe Parrot restaurant was housed in the George S Fraser mansion at 1643 Connecticut Avenue NW, just north of Dupont Circle in Washington DC. Designed by the prominent Washington architecture firm Hornblower and Marshall, it was the home of Miriam Douglas Thropp, daughter of Abraham Lincolns assistant Secretary of War and president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Thomas Alexander Scott When she died in 1930 the elaborate mansion, made of pink granite

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Adam Robinson

Among the famous guests who patronised The Back Bar were comedians Laurel and Hardy and actors Richard Burton and Peter O’Toole who played at the nearby Shakespeare Memorial Theatre

" he brashly called himself

From two reviews in 1995: Au Cochon d'or - "This institution of La Villette

There was dancing nightly and a cabaret provided by a group of entertainers who were called Ambassadors of Melody and Humor

During the first month of the war

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a working-class Irish immigrant to the US who wins a million dollars in the sweepstakes and reluctantly joins the ranks of the nouveau riche

who was well-known as an illustrator of maps

She made nine feature films for Fox including That Night in Rio and weekend in Havana and her last film

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