Dawn Handles a Hidden Visitor at Santa Felice
Dawn hosts a mysterious guest at her mountain cabin while Bart and Julie suspect a staged romance. Dawn pretends concern for her father and begs silence, masking a potential rendezvous and a looming family crisis as Pete Fowler lies injured at the yards.
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Lfts
Kelland’s
Birt
Santa Felice
Julie
Dawn
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Jarvis
Miss Dawn
Bart
Pete
Hulda
Joelie
Hurs
Pete Fowler
Milton Berle polishes punchlines and palsy of fame
Hollywood interview reveals Milton Berle’s wit and business sense. He jokes about selling polish, over 1,000 fan letters weekly, and a feud with Darryl Zanuck over another film. Berle recalls vaudeville beginnings, radio love, and a cheeky story of being born “at an early age” with a photo at age four.
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Erskine Johnson
NEA
Movit
Milton Berle
Otnce
Studio
Darryl Zanuck
Mr Berle
Berle
Milton Berle Recalls Early Career and Army Camp Tours
Milton Berle reflects on starting in knee pants and performing in Army camps during World War I. He confirms current Army camp shows, plans a film titled Margin for Error, a tour, and a return to New York for a musical Needle in a Haystack. He ends with a playful note about a mustache or beard in a hurry.
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Milton
Irving Berlin
New York
Milton Berle
Mothers Favor Some Children More Than Others
Dorothy Dix answers a discouraged daughter who feels burdened by family duties and neglected by a self centered mother. She cites biblical prodigal motifs and notes that parents often love the unruly child most, with explanations ranging from temperament to parental envy and resentment.
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Dorothy Dix
Tltough
Sally
Martha
Fifty Fifty Marriage and Doctor Wives Feature
A column humorously examines equal partnerships in marriage, noting fifty fifty ideals in chores and finances. It jokes about gender expectations, household power, and the burdens of being a doctor's wife, ending with a local news note that a missing New London youth has returned home.
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Touth
Gming
Londo
Harracks
Fifty Fifty Marriage And The Illusion Of Equality
The passage laments romantic fantasies of a ffty fifty marriage, arguing that men are still the problem and women cling to unrealistic hopes. It ridicules the idea of perfect equality at home, noting that ideals like Santa Claus persist while practical realities remain unchanged.
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Santa Claus
Shangri-La
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