Saturday's Jumbles Solve for the Boss
A reader solves the Jumbles ABIDE and FUSSY with clues leading to CENSUS GLOBAL. The answer hints at what the boss was breaking into, yielding the word SOBS as the final solution.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1983
Page
7
A reader solves the Jumbles ABIDE and FUSSY with clues leading to CENSUS GLOBAL. The answer hints at what the boss was breaking into, yielding the word SOBS as the final solution.
After 46 years as a stunt double Farnsworth shifts to a lead role as Bill Miner in The Grey Fox Drawing rave reviews including Vincent Canby praise and a best foreign actor award from Canada’s equivalent of the Academy Awards He heads to Buffalo to film The Natural with Redford and Duvall.
The quiet, modest actor known as The Grey Fox grows into his milestone role in a film. He reflects on aging, his late ascent from a small part to leading man, and his decision to let his son perform a dangerous cliff fall for the scene.
Six quick bridge questions with C Goren style guidance on responses openings and leads. Includes notes on misfits jumps and opens and a promotion for Winning Opening Leads book with address for mail order.
Richard Freedman savages the 3-D spoof The Man Who Wasnt There as a dismal, lethargic comedy thriller. He mocks producer Mancuso and director Malmuth for a forgettable plot about an invisible villain and a government clerk, deriding stunts and 3-D gimmicks as tired, incoherent, and unprofitable.
A weary dull three dimensional comedy thriller about a Washington junior diplomat who can disappear. The critic gives it zero stars and notes it lacks momentum and wit.
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