Victor Borge Embraces Dolce Vita at New York Home and Tea Room
The headline subject, Victor Borge, tours his Southbury estate and the Russian Tea Room. The piece details his lavish residence designed by Edward D. Stone, a $800000 cost, 108 doors, and a life of couture shopping for his wife. It outlines Borge’s humor, marriage rules, and his envy of a simpler life, with notes on fashion, jewelry, and travel.
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