Central Park
Ann Zane Shanks first film is a short, impressionistic look at Central Park, viewed from the Shanks' apartment at 135 Central Park West. It was purchased by Columbia Pictures in 1970 and played at Radio City Music Hall.
Ann Zane Shanks first film is a short, impressionistic look at Central Park, viewed from the Shanks' apartment at 135 Central Park West. It was purchased by Columbia Pictures in 1970 and played at Radio City Music Hall.
Ann Zane Shanks first film is a short, impressionistic look at Central Park, viewed from the Shanks' apartment at 135 Central Park West. It was purchased by Columbia Pictures in 1970 and played at Radio City Music Hall.
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