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The Bijou Theater is happy to announce its first fall calendar, opening on Friday, September 7.
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The Bijou Theater is located in the Iowa Memorial Union.
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Clark may have cast Bijou for her acting talent, but he was also clearly aware of the notoriety she'd bring to the part.
Bijou claims she asked to see the dailies and was refused.
Bijou offers to share her limo ride, but warns that she might be sick.
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