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From: JAROCHA-ERNST@BLUE.RUTGERS.EDU
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Subject: The Bradbury - Lao Connection
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Date: Fri, 30-Aug-85 09:01:34 EDT
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From: Chris Jarocha-Ernst <JAROCHA-ERNST@BLUE.RUTGERS.EDU>

What your friend is probably thinking of is an anthology edited by Bradbury
that included "Dr. Lao".  In the mid-60s, when MARTIAN CHRONICLES really
took off, Bantam Books released a series of uniformly packaged Bradbury
paperbacks, including the anthology (the name of which... ).  I remember
being disappointed when I learned he only edited it, but I *loved* "Dr. Lao".

And remember "The Seven Faces of Dr. Lao" with Tony Randall as everybody?
It's been years and years, but I recall neat Jim Danforth stop-motion
animation and great make-up on Tony!  Too bad they threw in the "evil
robber baron" plotline, though...

Chris
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