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In praise of the overabundant films of Frank Tashlin
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If there were any justice to art history, he would be in the pantheon of Pop Art, not just for his content, but also for his bold use of color and scale. But he of all people would have known that artistic success is on the same shaky ground as achievement in politics, entertainment, and business — same as it ever was.
FRANK TASHLIN: AMERICAN NONSENSE
Fri/11 through April 18
PFA Theater
2575 Bancroft, Berk.
(510) 642-5249
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