Doctor Cesare Teatini Linked To Rome’s Underworld
Widestop scene in Via Rana where Mil e March and Achille discuss an improvised informant plan. A wary exchange reveals a resting drunk doctor Cesare Teatini, once renowned, now shunned, who allegedly trades medicine for wine with Umberto. The operative seeks a nonlethal path to obtain illicit aid. Johnny Fornessi looms as a powerful figure.
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Unnamed investigator probes Rome insurance deaths tied to Pericoloso case
Milo Marah and I Surahee investigator pursue a string of insurance payouts in Rome linked to Giulio Ferrara and Rossana Caradonna. They explore two years of deaths among policyholders, interrogate the Pericoloso family, and seek clues on possible fraud amid political pressure and church objections.
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Brother and the man who paid for information
A narrator recalls a brother who supplied information to Johnny Forness and hints at a doctor named Cesare Tentini. The tale shifts to the narrator buying brandy and entering a dilapidated ground-floor office where a heavy, aging man sorts through papers, no longer a practicing doctor.
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Interesting change in TV script Flesh Blood tease
A TV drama earlier revised its scene and cast, shifting the setting from Italy to Austria and renaming a gangland figure. The column argues such edits reflect bias, noting frequent use of Italian villains and urging broader, fair casting to avoid stereotyping.
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Brian Aherne Could Have Security in My Fair Lady Tour
Hollywood veteran Brian Aherne heads the national company of My Fair Lady and could likely play Henry Higgins for years. Though new to the role on stage, he has quickly proven in demand, with strong box office in Detroit and San Francisco. Aherne agreed to join after Lerner and Levin offered the part, rehearsing rapidly to perform Higginssong, and he plans to continue as long as desired.
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Inventing a Crude Country to Gate TV Villains
A writer criticizes television for hinting at real nations and proposes inventing a fictitious Crude as a harmless villain pool. He suggests making Crude a nowhere location to avoid offense and even offers to place himself as the villain without legal risk.
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Latin nations keep legations in Nationalist China
Five Latin American countries Cuba Brazil Panama Venezuela and the Dominican Republic maintain diplomatic legations in the Nationalist government in China. The list highlights regional ties amid wartime diplomacy and recognition questions.
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