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Advertisement
submitted by Brenda Mattox.
This ad
is several years old.
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People Magazine, selling Lorna Luft's new biography.
Picture
sent by Tom Smithers.
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Ruby Slippers pin -
Submitted
by Jim Whitcomb.
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| A ruby
slipper doormat - wonder if Tony Landini has one of these!
Available
on Warner Brothers Online web site.
Submitted
by Jim Whitcomb
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An ad
for Classic Clips.
Submitted
by Katie S.
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is something interesting that I have in my collection. It is from a
Franklin Heirloom Society Doll Collector's booklet from 1989. In it is a
story about a man named Carl Vivaldi and his Oz collection.
This man
claims, or at least the article claims, that he has "one of the six pairs
of original ruby slippers from the movie." If they're talking about the ones
in the picture, then it's pretty obvious he doesn't. They're covered
with glitter as well as silver stones around the bows.
Submitted
by Katie S.
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Enlargement
of Carl's shoes... Come'on Carl! You can fool some of the people some of the
time.....
Submitted
by Katie S.
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| This
picture of the 'Return to Oz' slippers off the front of a coloring book I
found.
Submitted
by Katie S.
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This
is a picture of Lorna Luft holding her Ruby Slipper. This appeared in the
April 13, 1998 issue of People Magazine on page 93. The caption on the page
said, "It's hard to be the child of a legend", says Luft
(trying on Judy's ruby slipper).
Submitted
by Jim Whitcomb
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| A picture
of the Ruby Slipper pave pin for sale at the Warner Bros. Studio Store.
Submitted
by Jim Whitcomb
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A picture
of the children's Ruby Slippers for sale at the Warner Bros. Studio Store.
Submitted
by Jim Whitcomb
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