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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1956
Page
11
The interview profiles Yul Brynner the bald star known for his trimmed pate and glamour appeal to fans. He discusses comfort with baldness, his directing work, film roles The King and I and The Ten Commandments, and his views on success and life philosophy.
Oswald Jacoby presents a bridge puzzle in which West must discard to defeat four spades. Fishbein leads clubs, East shows ace, South follows with two suits, and Fishbein discards the ace of diamonds to block a diamond shift. The spectacular duck assures East cannot win a diamond trick, enabling Fishbein to take a late spade trick and defeat the contract.
A practical tip suggests using motor oil to remove fresh paint from hands instead of turpentine or similar solvents that may irritate skin. Apply oil liberally and let it penetrate several minutes, then wipe clean with a soft cloth. Hair oil is also proposed to quickly remove paint from hands and face without skin irritation, allowing it to penetrate and then wipe off.
A flurry of pop culture quips and celebrity anecdotes spills from an era newspaper page. Bing Crosby confusion, Elvis Presley chatter, Dawn Addams and Vittorio Massimo from Italy, and light musings on TV and theater mix with playful asides from Sam Levenson and others.
Aggregated behind the scenes notes reveal varied celebrity mentions and quoted lines. Louis Seltzer comments on traffic law enforcement, while Sam notes a woman’s role. Remarks include Mansfield divorce, Cole Copa performance, Shirley Jones Canada trip, Mantle deer hunting invite, Hampton tour cancellation, Zsa Zsa autobiography talk, Cadillac slang, Candide production, and other mini anecdotes.
A collection of witty quips and quips about last words, timing, and social observations. Notable lines reference New Yorkers meeting neighbors in Miami and a Washington office door sign. Included are comments from Marjorie Steele and Steve Lawrence about aging and holiday sales.
Answer to Questing No 1 cites Dr William Watterbergs The Adolescent Years study of 277 families across industrial cities towns and rural districts. It reports age 11 to 14 peak in responsibility avoidance, whining and appetite issues with disobedience and vulgar language rising after 14. It cites shyness discouragement and bedtime resistance across ages. Answer to 2 says students are artists and math is art, urging framing math as beauty and intellect rather than pressure to think.
A vintage style horoscope page lists Aries through Pisces with personality tips. It mentions mood management, patience, and practical caution for each sign, noting careful decision making and steady effort. The snippet ends with a 1956 Field Enterprises credit.
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