TV moves to Brooklyn as Center Theater closes
NBC TV shifts major shows to Brooklyn after Center Theater is torn down in June. Milton Berle and Your Show of Shows will originate from there next year, with Mart a Raye and others joining. CBS TV’s Danger evolves with new documentaries as producer-director Andy McCullough broadens scope. Mel Ferrer keeps busy with theater parties and a TV venture around a jazz trio. Vivian Vance notes Love Lucy’s Hollywood set and New York actors nearby. Fran Warren recalls a snowy move to a New York apartment, framing a year of showbiz busyness.
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Nbc-Tv
Brooklyn
Milton Berle
Mr. Peepers
Milton Beil
Mart’a Raye
Nashnul
NBC
Cbs-Tv
Dien Bien Phu
Andy McCullough
Ondine
Mel Ferrer
San Diego
Cal
Gregory Peck
Dorothy Meuire
Benny Goodman
Teddy Powell
Gene Krupa
Ferrer
Mel
Italy
David Atkinson
Walter Catlett
Vivian Vance
Ethel Mertz
Hollywood
New York
Fran Warren
Harry Steinman
Fran
Harry
Peace disturbance case ends with acquittal in crowded flat
Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr dismissed the peace disturbance charge against Mrs Bessie Danner after testimony showed she blocked access to a kitchen from a shared balcony due to a dispute over laundry. The case involved tenants on South Market Street sharing two baths in a crowded building. A separate traffic violation fined Agnes Mercer $11.45 for an improper right turn. Pennsylvania Railroad reported a April profit of 825020, the first profitable month since 1953, but a year to date deficit of 9150574 for the first four months of 1954.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
South Market Street
Bessie Danner
George William Crouse
Sheffield
Pennsy
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
America
Red
PRR
Miss Lewis Becomes Local AAUW Head at Hood College
Miss Lewis, on leave from Hood College where she served as assistant professor of Social Studies, is named head of the local AAUW and will resume teaching in the fall. About 47 members and guests attended the picnic where the announcement was made. a resignation letter from Mrs. Wiliam R. Quynn was read. The first steam elevator in the Washington monument will take about 70 seconds to reach the top, a notable change from today’s 10 minutes. The Synod meeting here at Hood College June 9-11 will discuss appointing a full-time president for the Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church.
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American Association of University Women
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Virginia E. Lewis
Quynn
Wilam K. Quynn
University of Maryland
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