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rowid	first_name	last_name	gender	career_sec	personal_sec	info	seed_first_name	seed_last_name	occupation	chatgpt_gen
30	Vladimir	Komaiko	m	Annabelle Salzman, born in 1911, was the ninth child of a Manhattan merchant and, at a very early age, started performing at Borscht belt hotels and small nightclubs. Her first husband was Peter Barth, whose surname she retained when they divorced. In 1950, she moved to Miami Beach, where she married executive D. Thorne in 1954. Belle worked small clubs throughout the area, occasionally travelling to New York and Chicago to perform. In 1953, Barth was arrested and fined 25 dollars for her act; several other cases against her were thrown out of court, including one lawsuit for 1.6 million dollars, brought by two schoolteachers who claimed that Barth's act had corrupted them morally and harmed their health. In spite of these charges, Barth did not modify her act. While living in Miami Beach, she opened Belle Barth's Pub in the Coronet Hotel on 21st Street and Collins Avenue. During the 1960s, she performed often in New York and Las Vegas. In 1960 her talents were discovered by Stanley Borden who broke ground by signing her to his After Hours record label. Her 1960 single, If I Embarrass You Tell Your Friends, was the number one record of the year in Quebec. In 1961, she played both the Roundtable club in New York (where she recorded her second album) and a midnight show at Carnegie Hall on November 25, 1961. In Las Vegas, she played at the Thunderbird, then Caesar's Palace in Nero's Lounge. She returned to Miami Beach to play at venues including Harry's American Showroom at the Eden Roc, the Red Room at the Saxony, the Hotel Plaza in Joe's Lounge for Lovers, and Sans Souci lounge. She was usually accompanied by Margie Sherwin on piano.	Barth was married five times; she and her last husband George B. Martin married twice, either side of a month-long divorce through March 1966. She had no children, but her family included many siblings, nieces and nephews.	annavladimir salzman, born in 1911, was the ninth child of a manhattan merchant and, at a very early age, started performing at borscht belt hotels and small nightclubs. his first husband was peter komaiko, whose surname he retained when they divorced. in 1950, he moved to miami beach, where he married executive d. thorne in 1954. vladimir worked small clubs throughout the area, occasionally travelling to new york and chicago to perform. in 1953, komaiko was arrested and fined 25 dollars for his act; several other cases against his were thrown out of court, including one lawsuit for 1.6 million dollars, brought by two schoolteachers who claimed that komaiko's act had corrupted them morally and harmed their health. in spite of these charges, komaiko did not modify his act. while living in miami beach, he opened vladimir komaiko's pub in the coronet hotel on 21st street and collins avenue. during the 1960s, he performed often in new york and las vegas. in 1960 his talents were discovered by stanley borden who broke ground by signing his to his after hours record label. his 1960 single, if i embarrass you tell your friends, was the number one record of the year in quebec. in 1961, he played both the roundtable club in new york (where he recorded his second album) and a midnight show at carnegie hall on november 25, 1961. in las vegas, he played at the thunderbird, then caesar's palace in nero's lounge. he returned to miami beach to play at venues including harry's american showroom at the eden roc, the red room at the saxony, the hotel plaza in joe's lounge for lovers, and sans souci lounge. he was usually accompanied by margie sherwin on piano.komaiko was married five times; he and his last husband george b. martin married twice, either side of a month-long divorce through march 1966. he had no children, but his family included many siblings, nieces and nephews.	Belle	Barth	comedians	To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing today to highly recommend Vladimir Komaiko for any comedic opportunities you may have available. I have had the pleasure of working with Vladimir in the past, and I can say without hesitation that he is one of the most talented and versatile comedians I have ever had the pleasure of encountering.<return><return>Vladimir's unique brand of humor is both intelligent and incredibly amusing, and his ability to craft jokes and stories that are both relatable and hilarious is truly impressive. He has an incredible stage presence and is able to connect with audiences in a way that few other comedians can. Vladimir's performances are always well-rehearsed, polished, and delivered to perfection, leaving his audiences in stitches.<return><return>Another aspect of Vladimir's talent that I feel is worth mentioning is his versatility. He is able to adapt his style of humor to suit any audience and setting, whether it be a large theater or an intimate night club. His material is fresh, engaging, and always relevant, making him a perfect choice for any and all comedy-related events.<return><return>In conclusion, I cannot recommend Vladimir Komaiko highly enough. He is a true professional and consummate performer, and I am confident that any organization that chooses to work with him will be thrilled with the results.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name]