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Morris Rosenbaum^[1] is credited for having designed the lion for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer while working with the Goodman Agency.^[1]

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References

In 1910, according to U.S. Census, Morris was single, living with his parents and three brothers (George, Harry, and Abraham) at 1821 Madison Avenue.
In 1905, Morris was listed as an artist/painter in the New York Census; at the time, he lived at 1821 Madison with his parents and brothers (William H, George, Harry, and Abraham)
As of the 1930 US Census, Morris had never been married
In 1918, according to Morris' draft registration, he lived at 56 East 122nd Street, Manhattan

Inline citations

^ ^a ^b "Trademarks," Sidney Skolsky, New York Post, September 10, 1947

[NYPost_1947_Sep_10-1] "Trademarks," Sidney Skolsky, New York Post, September 10, 1947

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