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![Schubertiade :: [Hollywood] Marx, Harpo. (1888 - 1964) & Earhart, Amelia. (1897 - 1937)](https://d2jv4o5yx84uef.cloudfront.net/rc1kschubertiade/images/items/7349/HarpoMarxPhoto180.jpg?Expires=1683510966&Signature=LHHQ8WLVk3FafAf05WSjIZo-tG39ToI6hdJMeT34wfnVOwI-GPuqzUNq17tV77G6rKzzIIwcjWrUMvsRE7dxr5eFyVbIOtBO7OziytbkY-anMD6Z4zMpx1h0x1O~MKXBoc9KWGTlvxbMJ2~IUJEIZo756PhxepLOpA-MPh7P1FeKCo3lvv0HDAn0Tb3oSaYm7IKyPiakmHQB8bLQhLA~afgb81zihXo57no9ANTAUvbkypX~yMZvl~T1XqqDfrawYKIsIwuw5ODVkF2RGzlvTrEfpUyJLT1~XMmo1qvTVoRtaQfEYosW~cVHDF-rBTok0IaWBcBDpXUuIHLE-u1Ldg__&Key-Pair-Id=APKAI435D47Z2ELUFZ5A "Schubertiade :: [Hollywood] Marx, Harpo. (1888 - 1964) & Earhart, Amelia. (1897 - 1937)")