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The 3rd or 4th time around for this sapsucker, going back to 1937.

Posted by free.ranger on September 27, 2018 at 18:58:44:

Even LaLa Land was some variation on this theme. One star going up, the other going down, two stars passing on the stage. Yuck.

Previous versions include the 1937 edition with Mitzi Ganor, then a musical stage type with Judy Garland, then a 1976 syrup festival with Streisand and Kris Kristofferson.

I mean, ... damn ...
I'll reach for the icepick before I watch it.
Now try to unsee this poster.