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Actress Debbie Reynolds in rehearsal with dancers
Stars of stage and screen, actress Debbie Reynolds is shown performing in rehearsal in San Francisco on June 23, 1983 for benefit show she partook in later in the evening for the AIDS/Kaposi Sarcoma Foundation at San Francisco’s Louise M. Davies Hall. Dancers are (L-R): Randy Val Clupp; Thomas Anthony & Steve Lane. (UPI Photo/Bill Kwok/Files)

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Auctioneers say an anonymous buyer paid $5.6 million for Marilyn Monroe's white "subway dress" at a sale of movie costumes in Beverly Hills.
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