Vegas Daze and Nites at Basin Street East and NYC sights
Louis Prima and Gia Maione opened Basin Street East with buzz of a possible marriage. Las Vegas and New York notes cover hotels rising to 50 and 45 stories, show biz arrivals, divorces, and Broadway chatter from Fifth Avenue to Times Square.
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Harold Lloyd World of Comedy Opens at Guild Theatre
Harold Lloyd’s World of Comedy opens tonight at the Guild Theatre. The program features films from 1923 to 1938 including Safety Last Feet First Why Worry Hot Water Professor Beware Girl Shy The Freshman and Movie Crazy. The feature presents Lloyd’s craft in screen comedy and tracks the life of a likable youth through varied tempos and personalities.
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Professor Beware
House of Maius Debuts Jewelry Shop in Fashion Square
Ann and Max Maius open House of Maius a jewelry store in Fashion Square opposite the Stardust. The couple formerly ran M and M Jewelers at Culinary Union Hall and Fox Market Town EF Oakey Blvd. They showcase Hamilton and Lucien Piccard watches and specialize in gems and ring designs. The Maius family has lived in Las Vegas three years with daughters Sibyl and Betty at 5055 Wilbur Ave.
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Harold Lloyd World of Comedy and Fearless Film Stunts
The article describes Harold Lloyd's World of Comedy as a film collection with eight sequences featuring his original motion picture format. It highlights his live stunts from Safety Last and Feet First, performed without trick photography, creating a row of genuine peril filled scenes with sound narration and music.
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New African Party Emerges to Oppose Federal Party
Salisbury reports a new political group the People's Independent Liberators Union formed to provide opposition to the government backed Federal Party. John Rice an African businessman heads the party which aims to field candidates in forthcoming elections. The Zimbabwe African People's Union remains outlawed by the government.
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People’s Independent Lemorcrstie Union
Ithaca College Alum Breaks Major League Bar In Chicago
Chicago Tribune reports Grover Deacon Jones an alumnus of Ithaca College becomes the first alum to reach the major leagues with the Chicago White Sox. The milestone marks a historic ascent for the college and its baseball program.
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