Alan_Horn - THE POLAR EXPRESS FILM PREMIERE AT THE ZIEGFELD THEATER IN NEW YORK CITY

THE POLAR EXPRESS FILM PREMIERE AT THE ZIEGFELD THEATER IN NEW YORK CITY

President and COO of Warner Bros, Alan Horn poses for pictures during The Polar Express Premiere at the Ziegfeld Theater on November 8, 2004. (UPI Photo/John Angelillo)


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