Saturday Night Live Is Reborn
New York NBC revival shows energy and talent in its third week with a seven member repertory cast led by Eddie Murphy and Christine Ebersole. The piece notes gaps from earlier seasons and calls for fresh outside talent and stronger personalities to fill a 90 minute format. Murphy’s Mister Robinson parody and Velvet Jones satire draw audience reaction as the program shifts toward a pseudo variety format with musical parodies.
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New York
NBC
Christine Ebersole
Michael Davis
Harry Anderson
Chevy Chase
Gilda Radner
John Belushi
Dan Ackroyd
Bill Murray
Eddie Murphy
John Candy
SCTV
Murphy
Fred Rogers
Mister Robinson
Velvet Jones
Televised Stardom Bets on Miss Ebersole and Miss Gross
Television notes Miss Ebersole and Miss Gross as likely future stars after standout performances. Ebersol, executive producer, leverages music and parody with high-profile guests like Rod Stewart, The Kinks, and Miles Davis. Late Saturday slots see improving quality after low viewership.
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Miss Ebersole
Mary Gross
Miss Gross
Marilyn Monroe
Dick Ebersol
Rod Stewart
the Kinks
Miles Davis
Trump control drives four spades in championship deal
The article notes two tables reached four spades in a North American Championship team match. With a 4-1 trump split, declarers would have finished comfortably. crucial misplay of trump control cost both sides the ideal contract. West's queen of hearts started the lead and the sack.
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West
Queen of Hearts
Declarer
Bridge play and hand analysis from a tournament table
The article details two bridge hands where declarers mis or optimally exploited suit breaks. It recounts the dummy hand, cashing top spades, and the strategic shift to clubs to force ten tricks, with an at table contrast on cautious play and foresight. It also lists related puzzle entries and terms from the same page.
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Declarer
Dummy
West
East
Crossword puzzle clues and solutions segment
A cryptogram style puzzle with across and down clues listed, including numbered entries from 1 to 38 and partial answers. The page shows a grid with letter groups and a quote by W. Somerset Maugham, dated 1961, from King Features Syndicate.
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YKIS
W.somerset Maugham
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Teen tattoos removed in LA County project offer hope
The Los Angeles County Medical Association and Juvenile Justice Connection Project sponsor free tattoo removal for teens with gang related marks in the San Fernando Valley. Dr. Karin Stein notes lives improved after removal and invites inquiries at 6857 Lennox Ave Van Nuys CA 91405.
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Abby
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Juvenile Justice Connection Project
Lennox Ave
van Nuys
Calif
A Skarin. Stein
M.D
FA CS
Sherman Oaks
Stein
Dear Abby readers clash over poems and content
A reader derides reprinting the patriotic poem If God Should Go on Strike while another urges more sensational letters and topics, including drugs and illicit relationships. Abigail Van Buren addresses the exchange in her syndicated column with light rebukes.
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Abby
U.S.A
Canada
L.A
Daily Cryptoquote Decrypts with Longfellow Quote
A simple substitution puzzle explains that each day a new code is used where letters map to others. The sample reveals A stands for L and X for O among others, guiding solving through single letters apostrophes and word structure.
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