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Belasco

American  
[buh-las-koh] / bəˈlæs koʊ /

noun

  1. David, 1854–1931, U.S. playwright, actor, and producer.


Example Sentences

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“The poor kid is actually thinking of taking up moving pictures seriously,” William C. deMille scribbled to his theater colleague, David Belasco.

From Los Angeles Times

On Friday, she’ll touch down in Los Angeles, where she’ll headline a concert at the Belasco in Downtown L.A.

From Los Angeles Times

With his adult son Cody and godson, Daniel Davies, Carpenter is once again performing live concerts of his film scores and instrumental albums in a run at downtown’s Belasco this weekend and next.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s called “Cathedral” and he’ll be playing some of it at the Belasco.

From Los Angeles Times

The Mayan Theater — located at 1038 S. Hill St., next door to the Belasco — first opened Aug. 15, 1927, with a performance of George Gershwin’s Broadway musical “Oh Kay.”

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