Further Reading
- Yudkoff, Alvin (2001): Gene Kelly p. 65 Watson-Guptill, ISBN 0-8230-8819-7
- Wine, Women and Words, Billy Rose, Simon and Schuster, 1946
- Billy Rose, Manhattan Primitive, Earl Conrad; World Publishing Company, 1968
- Billy Rose Presents Casa Mañana, Jan Jones; TCU Press, 1999
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