New York Showbiz Roundup After Glitzy Season
Walter Winchell reports on Broadway and cinema chatter from New York. Casts like The Lark and My Fair Lady face industry shifts while producers, stars, and critics weigh profits, openings, and future prospects amid a crowded wartime style season.
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Variety
Irving Berlin
Shangri-La
Boston
Broadway
Chicago
Experts Avoid Finesse Peril In Bridge Play
In a London international match, North opened five of diamonds and South won with the queen. Solomon of Philadelphia avoided a spade finesse, using hearts and clubs to build a nine trick hand as clubs split 3-3, demonstrating cautious play over a risky finesse.
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NEA
London
North
West
South
Charles Solomon
Philaelphia
Solomon
Queen of Hearts
Dummy
Charlie
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