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This is the story of a little girl born on the Lower East Side, in New York City, of immigrant parents from Austria and Germany. An artistically talented woman who overcame her losses at an early age and developed her talents with her tenacity and determination. How and why she became known as "Sally". The celebrities and political figures she met and interacted with during the course of her career; her travels abroad with the dazzling experiences and humorous incidents no one else could have experienced. A fascinating career in the fashion world of 7th Avenue in New York City at the height of its fame. The partnership which developed into a lasting friendship; creating the very successful manufacturing company of women' s one of a kind gowns "Amoureuse Couture"; started on her living room floor with just $2000, and its eventual demise as a result of the garment worker's union. Experience it all with the exciting, picturesque and emotional overtones that can only be told by Sara Beatrice Sober.

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   Those Were the Days My Friend      I Thought They   D Never End
  • Author : Sally Sober
  • Release : 30 April 2013
  • Publisher : Xlibris Corporation
  • ISBN : 9781483625898
  • Genre : Biography & Autobiography
  • Total Page : 217 pages
  • Language : English
  • PDF File Size : 20,8 Mb

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