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It all started in 2009. I'd had a brilliant idea. A new arena production of "The Wizard of Oz" was being staged at Madison Square Garden. Playing the Munchkins were a bunch of local schoolchildren, including one — an 11-year-old girl — from Old Tappan.
Wouldn't it be wonderful, I thought, if I could get her on a conference call with a real Munchkin — that is, one of the actors who had played a Munchkin in the beloved 1939 film with Judy Garland? At that time, a couple were still alive (the last of them, Jerry Maren,died in 2018). And "The Wizard of Oz," which celebrates its 80th anniversar