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From Tiffany’s to the newly reopened Russian Tea Room, from Bergdorf’s (with its showstopping holiday windows) to Carnegie Hall (where tonight and tomorrow night two different choruses perform Handel’s “Messiah”), it’s likelier than not that a New Yorker will traverse 57th Street between Fifth Avenue and Broadway in December. It’s a good opportunity to look at some of the overlooked gems on our most elegant crosstown thoroughfare.
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|From Tiffany’s to the newly reopened Russian Tea Room, from Bergdorf’s (with its showstopping holiday windows) to Carnegie Hall (where tonight and tomorrow night two different choruses perform Handel’s “Messiah”), it’s likelier than not that a New Yorker will traverse 57th Street between Fifth Avenue and Broadway in December. It’s a good opportunity to look at some of the overlooked gems on our most elegant crosstown thoroughfare.
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