[00:01.19]I'd like to introduce you now to isabell lam
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[00:04.45]Present owner of the edward lam wax museum
[00:07.36]Daughter of the comedic duo dorothy and edward
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[00:13.52]Do you remember them
[00:15.52]They accomplished mild success
[00:18.10]On the stages of the vaudeville theaters
[00:21.95]In blackpool and in london
[00:24.29]That was before the advent of hollywood
[00:27.00]When vaudeville died
[00:28.24]And people stopped going to see them
[00:30.08]So they took out a loan and built a big wax museum
[00:33.66]Inside of an old abandoned vaudeville theater
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[00:39.51]It was about this time
[00:41.40]That dorothy gave birth to their only child
[00:43.66]And named her isabell
[00:44.68]And from that day
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[00:46.87]They were so happy and gay momma papa
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[00:50.11]And their sweet and thoughtful treasured
[00:51.87]Fair haired angel baby girl
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[00:54.05]Eventually a half a century passes
[00:56.07]We see edward in a wheelchair
[00:58.43]Dorothy in granny glasses
[00:59.84]And isabell the proud proprietor of the wax museum
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[01:04.41]Wax museum
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[01:08.07]Isabell would you like to tell about
[01:12.07]The bell hidden inside your name
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[01:16.21]Does it ring every time someone calls out isabell
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[01:22.44]Do you hear it when you run
[01:25.33]
[01:26.27]If it broke they'd yell out 'isa' instead of isabell
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[01:34.14]Until you fixed your bell