Gandhi play closes in New York after ten-year wait
North Carolinian Rebecca Morehouse recounts the rapid postponement of Gandhi at the Playhouse Theater. She details the dream, the volatile previews, and critics who labeled the work tedious while noting the effort behind its Broadway hopes and eventual closure.
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Rebecca Morehouse
New York
WNS
Gurney Campbell
Paris
Manhattan
Jose Quintero
Jack MacGowran
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Playhouse
Jose
Women's Wear Daily
Clive Barnes
New York Times
Barnes
Atlanta
North Carolina
Richard Watts, Jr
New York Post
Otto Preminger
Jules Irving
Roy Nevans
Albert Schiff
Campbell
Noel Willman
London
Noel
Eugene O'Neill
Becket
Brecht
Williams
Sartre
Genet
Kenneth Tynan
Devedas
South Africa
India
Martin Luther King
King
Gastonia
N.C
University of North Carolina
Blondes Do Have More Fun Says Real-Life Evidence
A reader recounts years of hair color experiments from Ash blonde to platinum and redhead detailing how different looks affected attention and invitations. Letters discuss pregnancy checkups and advice on relationships, with Ann Landers guidance on marriage expectations and sending for her booklet.
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Brunet
Joy Girl
Ann Landers
Social Calendar for High Point Clubs and Meetings
A busy schedule lists 7:30 p.m. Pilot Club of High Point at the Sheraton and 7:30 p.m. Catesby Bird Club at First Presbyterian Church Session Room. Morning meetings include Garden Study Club at 115 Gatewood Ave and Midweek Extension Homemakers at Mrs. Bruce Clodfelter’s home. The High Point Woman’s Club hosts lunch at noon, and various garden and youth groups meet at specified homes or YWCA.
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Pilot Club
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Catesby
Bird Club
First Presbyterian Church
Martine Barker
Gatewood Ave
Bruce Clodfelter
E. R. Lyon
High Point Woman’s Club
High Point Junior League
Adams Memorial Ywca
The Servant Problem Across Time and Irish Roads
A reflective dialogue spans past and present as Brigitte and Jenny discuss domestic help costs during the Depression and modern times. They joke about orphan care on the old sod and imagine alternate lives on a farm in Ireland amid social changes and family ties.
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Sip
Brigitte
Jenny
Dennis
Nixon
Ireland
ASK NO FAVORS Quote on Self Reliance for First Aid Readiness
A maxim urges individuals to live so they are their own first aid resource in emergencies. It emphasizes preparation and independent response before seeking external help.
Resolutions Fade After New Year Morning
A reflective note observes that many good resolutions are short lived and fade as the first day passes. The piece hints at human optimism clashing with habits, suggesting persistence matters more than grand vows.
Brides urged to submit photos for Sunday publication
The Enterprise announces brides and brides elect must file glossy 5 by 7 inch photos at the woman’s department by noon Monday for Sunday pages. Fill blanks for engagement and wedding details, allow a full calendar month between engagement and wedding dates, and note bridal showers are no longer published.
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Woman's Department of the Enterprise
Enterprise
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Fran-Am Investments
Eustis
Fla
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Sunset Garden Club
Shelley York
Stratford Rd
Dublin
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Bridget
Sam
Alice Kearney
Alice
Matt
Grace Flower
Wrenn St
Westwood
Civic Southern Factors Corporation
North
Hamilton Street
Eckerds Drug Stores
Thomasville
Per
Business College
Social Security
Veteran's Benefits Vocational Rehabilitation
High Point Enterprise
Southern Furniture Exposition
Green Drive
Order of the Golden Rule
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