Broadway Drama Season Will Feature Old Names, Faces
Broadway's postwar season leans on veteran names and revived plays with The Iceman Cometh as a marquee opener. Noted writers Elmer Rice and Maxwell Anderson promise prestige, while Ingrid Bergman and Helen Hayes are among stars headlining new works and revivals.
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Joan of Lorraine
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Noel Coward
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Anita Loos
Helen Hayes
Ina Claire
George Kelly
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Ira Gershwin
Arthur Schwartz
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Lady Windermere
London
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Henry Daniels
Cecil Beaton
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Broadway Play Prospects Show Packed Yet Uncertain
The scene on Broadway remains crowded with at least 75 developing theater projects in various stages. Many will fail or fade, some travel the road, a few reach New York, and a few endure. Getting a ticket will still be a hard task amid the hopeful season.
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New Elevator Shag Is Talk Of Town
Sydney town clerk promised a new elevator at the town hall as soon as available. An alderman mocked the current elevator requiring effort to operate.
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Coast Guard Enforces Prohibition Under Treasury Era
During 1919 to 1932 the Coast Guard operated within the Treasury Department to enforce Prohibition laws and curb illegal alcohol trade.
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Trailer Homes For Vets Help Ease Shortage
Chicago report says over 100 trailer manufacturers will produce about 35,000 trailers in the last quarter. H. J. Bartholomew, head of the Trailer Coach Manufacturers Association, notes about half priced at 2500 dollars will be directed to veterans.
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Kingfishers Nest in Earth Banks
Kingfishers typically nest in tunnels carved into earth banks. The birds choose burrow sites that provide shelter and safety for incubation and rearing of their young.
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