Two New York Stage Beauties Draw Attention in 1946
Billy Rose notes Penelope Ward from London in the title role of Lady Windemere's Fan and Betty Ann Lynn from Missouri as a chorus girl in Park Avenue. He praises Ward's beauty and Lynn's fresh screen-like charm, recalling past Broadway icons and predicting future film interest.
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Flower imagery in Persian garden motifs spreads to American gardens
The text notes how flowers from Persian gardens including roses, narcissi, marigolds, larkspur, chrysanthemum and other blossoms are reproduced in Oriental rugs and widely grown in American gardens.
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