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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kahn Lucas Lancaster, Inc., a leading global designer and wholesaler of branded girls’ dresses and fashion collections, announced today that it has acquired all intellectual ...

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Everyone's favorite Harvard Law student Elle Woods heads from Broadway to Harlem to join the cast of Madame Alexander's new 2008 collection. Madame Alexander is proud to introduce two Elle dolls based ...

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Born above her father's doll hospital in 1895 Brooklyn, it only made sense for Beatrice Alexander Behrman to go into the family business. She was 28 when she started a company that would both ...

Perhaps no name is better known in the world of doll collecting than Madame Alexander. These are the dolls that both children and adults long to own. They sit on shelves in specialty stores, sometimes ...

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NEW YORK — For a woman who started sewing Red Cross dolls on the kitchen table of her Lower East Side walk-up in 1923, Madame Alexander sure didn’t scrimp on fashion. The woman who was born Beatrice ...

HARLEM — Madame Alexander, the toy company whose iconic dolls were favorites of little girls long before Barbie, has quietly shuttered its Harlem headquarters after a half a century. The storied doll ...