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Cover of Oscar night from the editors of Vanity fair

Oscar night from the editors of Vanity fair

by Graydon Carter

PortraitsAcademy Awards (Motion pictures)Pictorial worksMotion picture actors and actressesPopular culture, united statesCelebritiesHistoryCostume

"From the first Academy Awards black-tie dinner dance in 1929 to the glittering Vanity Fair gala in 2004, from the 1940s gatherings at the most fashionable nightspots in Los Angeles--Ciro's, Mocambo, Romanoff's, Chasen's--to the star-studded parties thrown by legendary agent Swifty Lazar from the 1960s to the 1990s, here is a photo history of all those events, presented by Graydon Carter and David Friend. More than five hundred archival and personal black-and-white and color photographs--many never seen before--have been collected in Oscar Night. There is an afterword by Dominick Dunne and a look at every detail, from menus to matchbooks to seating charts"--Jacket.

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