Goren on Bridge and Moscow Stage Reception
Bridge columnist describes a complex contract in a 1960 game where South falters against East West defense. The article shifts to Edward Mulhare and Michael Evans performing in Moscow under a cultural exchange, noting the Russian audience’s polite attention and a landmark road show debut with Eliza Doolittle.
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Lola Fisher
Eliza Doolittle
Georgy Yaron
Moscow
Edward Mulhare
Professor Higgins
Manasquan salesman builds private airstrip for trips
Richard Davis, a 31 year old car salesman in Manasquan New Jersey, has built a 1000 foot airstrip behind his home and uses a single engine plane for frequent business trips avoiding road traffic.
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My Fair Lady Charms Moscow Audiences on Tour
The Moscow stop of the My Fair Lady road company drew a Soviet TV audience of about 10 million as the show became a cultural bridge. Lola Fisher, rising from New York chorus to star, says Shaw's Pygmalion resonates with Soviet women. Stagehands brought chocolates and toasts accompanied vodka and cognac after performances.
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Lola Fisher
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