Lenz Takes Lead in Bridge Match Despite Big Blunder
New York, Dec 8. Sidney Lenz with Oswald Jacoby led the great match against Ely and Jo Culbertson though he bungled the four no trump bid in the third hand. Lenz forgot trumps and said no trump thinking diamonds. The night set the stage for a long four times weekly schedule aiming at 150 rubbers.
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Lenz
New York
U.P
Sidney S. Lenz
Roy Riegels
Oswald Jacoby
Ely Culbertson
Jo Culbertson
Ely
Sidney Lenz
Jacoby
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Bidtable dialogue and a four no trump slam
In a bridge auction, Lenz opens two diamonds, Jacoby bids three clubs and three no trump, then Jacoby sails to a slam in four no trump. The play proceeds until Lenz admits he did not fully catch on, while Ely claims Sidney acted intentionally and not by error.
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Ely
Lenz
Jacoby
Bonor
Mr. Lenz
Sidney
West
Culbertson Lenz Card Shark Showdown Draws City Crowd
Writers, big wigs, and crowding kibitzers fill the tham Hotel as the Culbertson Lenz duel unfolds. Sid Lenz defends north, Ely Culbertson sits west amid betting, gossip, and a press room poker and Guggenheim tournament.
Writer Promises First Article With World Series Copyright
A bold editorial note proclaims an upcoming analytical piece by a writer who claims to play every hand and offer no alibi. The teaser dares readers to print the forthcoming work, signaling a controversial launch in a few days.
His Woman tops Paramount bill with Colbert and Cooper
At the Paramount Theater today two popular photoplays unite in a talking picture. Claudette Colbert and Gary Cooper star in His Woman based on The Sentimentalist by Dale Collins. Cooper plays a lanky leader at sea with women, willing to act to defend a girl from unwanted advances.
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Paramount
Paramount Theater
Claudette Colbert
Gary Cooper
Horizon
Dale Collins
Cooper
Morocco
Miss Colbert
Edward Sloman
Tropics
Capitol Theater Presents The Mad Parade War Story
The Capitol screens Paramount’s The Mad Parade starring Evelyn Brent Irene Rich Louise Fazenda Lilyan Tashman and others. Marceline Day appears as a long overlooked background figure on set while Richard Spiro as the infant adds a standout performance. The wartime tale follows heroic girls trapped by brutal conflict and the consequences on their lives and loves.
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Lilyan Tashman
Evelyn Brent
Irene Rich
Louise Fazenda
The
Capitol
Marceline Day
Paramount
Louise
Fazenda
Fritel Ridgeway
June Clyde
Keating Twins
Capitol Theater
Kenney Speaks on Paul's Rome Trip at Presbyterian Meeting
Charles B. Kenney principal of Neville High School spoke Sunday morning at the Presbyterian Men's Bible Class at Hotel Frances. The lecture analyzed social political and economic conditions during Paul's last journey to Rome as a prisoner.
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Paul
Rome
Charles B. Kenney
Neville High School
Presbyterian Men's Bible Clase
Hotel Frances
Prize Contest Rules and Prize Distribution Note
First prize five hundred dollars. Next prizes set at one hundred and fifty dollars total and lower. Tie favors identical prizes. Entries must fit fifty words on one side. Tear off carton top and mail to 666 Salve Contest Jacksonville Florida by January 31 1932. Winners listed February 15.
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Jacksonville
Florida
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