Weber and Fields Now Live Quietly in New York
Longtime duo Weber and Fields, famed for Dutch dialect burlesque, aged Lew Fields 70 and Joe Weber near 70, lived quiet lives in New York after a career spanning burlesque, Broadway music halls, and vaudeville. The piece recalls their early rivalry, reunions, and later decline as audiences shifted to smart humor.
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New York
Edward Bowes
Weber
Fields
Lewis Maurice Fields
Lew Fields
Joe Weber
Bowery Music Hall
Weber and Fields Music Hall
Broadway Music Hall
Bowery
Young Bloods
First Reformed To Hold Congregational Meeting
The annual congregational meeting of First Reformed Church at Eighth avenue and L street SW will be held Friday after a 6 o'clock supper. Reports on the year's church work will be given by Rev. Samuel Ramaker and the congregational officers. Officers will be elected and the 1937 budget adopted.
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First Reformed Church
Eighth Avenue
L Street SW
Samuel Ramaker
May Issue New Pacific Plane Mail Stamps
Washington plans an early reduction of transpacific air mail rates to spur use of Pan American routes. Some new stamp issues may be authorized, with 3 cent denominations planned for territories and possessions. A 1939 New York World’s Fair commemorative is tentatively approved.
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Washington
Pan American Airways
Manila
Macao
Hong Kong
Far East
Pacific
Army and Navy
Territories
Alaska
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
William B. Barry
New York
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