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- article_5c61ec86-41d1-5eef-a2da-e2ad874a4aeb.html accessdate "2011-10-21".
- article_5c61ec86-41d1-5eef-a2da-e2ad874a4aeb.html date "2009-08-18".
- article_5c61ec86-41d1-5eef-a2da-e2ad874a4aeb.html first "Katjusa".
- article_5c61ec86-41d1-5eef-a2da-e2ad874a4aeb.html isCitedBy The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1939_film).
- article_5c61ec86-41d1-5eef-a2da-e2ad874a4aeb.html last "Cisar".
- article_5c61ec86-41d1-5eef-a2da-e2ad874a4aeb.html publisher "Madison.com".
- article_5c61ec86-41d1-5eef-a2da-e2ad874a4aeb.html quote "Oconomowoc's Strand Theatre was one of three small-town movie theaters across the country where "Oz" premiered in the days prior to its official Hollywood opening on Aug. 15, 1939...It's possible that one of the other two test sites – Kenosha and the Cape Cinema in Dennis, Massachusetts – screened the film a day earlier, but Oconomowoc is the only one to lay claim and embrace the world premiere as its own.".
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