Joel Grey From cabarets to Cabaret to cabarets
Joel Grey speaks of a life in show business from early nightclub acts to winning an Oscar for Cabaret. He recalls Buffalo rejection, quitting cafes, and building a straight acting career before returning to nightclubs to sharpen performance. He values versatility and notes contracts that let him quit for strong acting parts.
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Joel Grey
Ne Kalz
Buffalo
Nly
New York
Cee
Tie
Joan
Jennie
Joel
Mickey Katz
Cleveland
California
Mickey Rooney
Donald O'Connor
Berlin
T Mayhouse
Willie Shoenaker
Jacoby on bridge leads to a tough five diamonds
In a team match played with IMP scoring one declarer reached five diamonds and made despite a poor trump break by discarding a heart on a spade. The other declarer reached three no trump and faced a sequence where West’s defense and a key heart finesse determined the outcome. South could have safely forced the contract with precise defense by winning the ace of spades and leading another spade.
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Flewor l
Dwomy
Everkricks
West
South
Dummy
East
Mast
Bid Strategy Dilemma Under High Card Points
The text discusses a bidding problem in a bridge-like scenario. It notes high card points and asks what to bid with specific hand strengths. It mentions a potential path or strategy for choosing an opening or response based on point count and partner signals.
Remarks on college life tiring to students
HAL BOYLE notes college students tire of sage advice about youth earning money and choices. He lists jibes about dorms cars probation cheerleading dental bills book prices and summer jobs, reflecting parent and dean perspectives on student life and futures.
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New York
Jte
Jane
Debbie Reynolds Reflects On Fame And Finances In Sardi's Chat
Debbie Reynolds chatted at Sardi's about California wine and her future plans after leaving Harry Karl and Eddie Fisher. She recalled Broadway life, fans, and the high cost of theater outings, noting many fans struggle to afford tickets and babysitters. Reynolds emphasized patience with fans and her habit of avoiding morning photos.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Debbie Reynolds
California
Harry Karl
Eddie Fisher
Debbie
Irene
London
Ant
Television Schedule Fragments and Theatres Listing
A garbled OCR rundown lists TV channels and shows in a mixed schedule. Entries mention KOLN TV and KMTV with programs like World Series, NCAA football, and various movies. The exterior of the Statue of Liberty note appears amid sports, comedy, and drama titles.
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Koln-Tv
Araaring Chan
Porter Wagoner
Raghvida
Jusle Lassie
Lawrence Wark
Bary Tyler Moore
Newhart Caro
Burdett
Wow-Tv
Jim Festiva
WBA
Wren
Carol Burnett
KMTV
Denathan Winters
Northfield
Viz Partridge
Kuon-Tv
bin Cosby
David
Wedding attendance spans California and Midwestern towns
Mrs. Darwin Lewis returned from California after attending the wedding of Sarah Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Fisher. She traveled with her daughter Lynne of Lincoln and her mother Mrs. Ed Walk of St. Edward. The party visited Kilgore and O Neill locales, meeting Hosece Kesselder and Henry Vox families, and called on Mrs. Fish West and Mrs. Gertrude Seifert during their trip.
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Monro
Darwin Lewis
California
Sarah Fisher
Marlon Fisher
Lynne
Lincoln
Ed Walk
St. Edward
Hey
Roy West
United Methodist
Henry Vox
Kilgore
Fish West
van Tassell
Wyo
Gertrude Seifert
Harrison
The Filigree Folly Post Office Fairness Rant
A reader mocks the Postal Service over six cent postcards and costly antique designs. She laments service delays and bureaucratic waste while noting the pope and president as recipients in a satirical diary of postcard frustrations.
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Paul Mapes
Nova Service
Bhereas
Shy
Tad al
Wt Klasen
Postal Service
Billy
Urey
Hind Ghar Yao
Sven Klassen
Hoe
Lye
Ale
Educators elect officers at Platte County meeting
Humphrey and Monroe teachers gathered at Monroe Elementary gym for the Platte County Educators Association meeting and potluck. Officers elected for the rest of the year were Miller of Humphrey president elect Lee Johnson Monroe secretary Patricia Jasnoch Humphrey treasurer. Guest speakers included Noel Roberts NSEA field rep and Larry Scharling Horace Mann rep. A skit was performed by Karen Stee Pam Gertsch Carolyn Mar Cindy Geiser Janica Cheloha Becky Knowlton Susan Danielski Marie Kuromer and Debbie Kummer. Monroe WUA assisted with babysitting.
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Monroe
Humphrey
Platte County
Cers
Miller
Lee Johnson
Patricia Jasnoch Ooff Humphrey
Noel Roberts
NSEA
Larry Scharling
Horace Mann
Karen Stee
Pam Gertsch
Carolyn Mar Cindy Geiser
Janica Cheloha
Becky Knowlton
Susan Danielski
Marie Kuromer
Debbie Kummer
WUA
Borrowed Stolen and Otherwise by Dick Howe
A columnist recalls nitpicks about apostrophe usage in local signage and ads. He riffs on proper plural possessives of common surnames and jokes about language lessons from school and a stint at the Albion News.
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Dick Howe
Smiths
Tony
Balor
Jank
Albion News
Volkswargun
Volkswagen
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