Walter Winchell in New York on Fame and Art
In New York figures like Walter Winchell and Marilyn Monroe critique mass culture and integrity in media. The piece cites Arthur Miller, Ingrid Bergman, Anne Bancroft, and Brando on originality, publicity, and the tension between commercial success and artistic value.
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Walter Winchell
New York
Robert Alan Aurthur
Tvp
Arthur Miller
Ingrid Bergman
House Hunting Popular Sport In Washington
Democrats dominate the Washington housing scene as buyers, not renters, reshape the market. Demand in town centers like Georgetown outstrips supply, pushing prices higher and drawing new Frontiersmen despite restrictive covenants. The piece notes ongoing turnover after elections and the appeal of urban living in a politically charged capital.
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Katherine Evans
Herald Tribune
Washington
Georgetown
Exoffice Hol Ders
Cambridge
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Suzy Parker
Jean Kerr
David Brinkley
Marilyn Monroe
Miss Monroe
Anne Bancroft
Howard Taubman
Broadway
Marlon Brando
Marlon
Brendan Behan
St. Patrick
Ireland
Germany
Jules Dassin
Hollywood
Jerry Wald
Nedelia
John D. Rockefeller
Wall Street
Laurence Olivier
Town
Greenwich
Ling Job
Gordon Grays
30Th Street
Medill McCormick
Royal
Ttai
Fine China
China
Jewelers
N. Main St
Wachovia
Federal Depost Insurance Corporation
Fine Watches
Ruby
Ewa
Benrus
Menprove
S. Main ST
P.C.S
Ship'n Shore
Riedmans Emnene
Alman-Bass Furniture Company
Firigidaire Deluxe
Frigidaire
Oe Frigidaire
P Roduct
General Motors
Swimsheath
Rose Marie Reid