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“Happy” would later unite the East coast crime families and assume complete control of the extortion and numbers rackets until he died tragically in a bed fire when a lit cigarette fell from his tiny wooden hand.
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Someone should really do a CITIZEN KANE-style poster with that “I’m terrific!” cowboy: http://www.bernardherrmann.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/citizen-kane.jpg
Happy, the second-hand-smoke cowboy.
“And, like all ventriloquist dummies, it possess the SOUL of a man who died violently!”