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* The [[Lakewood Elementary Choir]] sings ''[[In the Good Old Summer Time]] ''during a snowstorm which impeded them from getting to Crown City. This may be a reference to the 1930 Laurel and Hardy short'' Bellow Zero'' in which the characters attempt to earn money as street musicians by singing the song on a cold winter day.
* The [[Lakewood Elementary Choir]] sings ''[[In the Good Old Summer Time]] ''during a snowstorm which impeded them from getting to Crown City. This may be a reference to the 1930 Laurel and Hardy short'' Bellow Zero'' in which the characters attempt to earn money as street musicians by singing the song on a cold winter day.
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