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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1949

Page

10

Phoenix College Presents The Show-off In November Run

Phoenix College completes casting for its first major drama of the year The Show-off a three act comedy by George Kelly will be staged October 8 and 9 rehearsals underway Cast includes Pat Pollard Norman Nelson Ruth Gotlieb Amy Patricia Bryant Clara Harrison Hill Frank Hyland Charlie Linder Gil Bob Seely Joe Fisher Bill Freeman Mr Rogers and Gene Shanks John Paul drama instructor directs with Cecil Kerstin as technical director

Phoenix College George Kelly Kelly Pat Pollard Mrs. Fisher Norman Nelson Mr. Fisher Ruth Gotlieb Amy Patricia Bryant Clara Harrison Hill Frank Hyland Charlie Linder Gil Bob Seely Joe Fisher Bill Freeman Mr. Rogers Gene Shanks Aubrey Piper John Paul Cecil Kerstin

VapoRub Steam Promises Relief for Cold Congestion

A vintage ad describes using VapoRub to create VapoRub Steam. By pouring a spoonful into boiling water and inhaling the medicated vapors, a child may breathe easier during a cold. The copy emphasizes grand relief beyond topical use.

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Hard money and soft women in postwar Germany

In Berlin September 26, a writer reflects on Germany’s postwar currency reforms. The west mark steadies at three dollars, green dollars fade from use, and funny money limits black market gains while troops and visitors exchange at fixed rates. A trip to the intourist restaurant shows separate quarters for Allies and Germans, underscoring ongoing division and the value of keeping emergency funds. The piece contrasts currency systems, occupation rules, and daily life for Americans in Berlin.

Berlin Clare Booth Luce Germany Comit United States Army Armed Services Uncle Sam Europe U.S.S.R First National Bank Intourist

Broadway and London notes mixed reviews and star moves

A late 1950s New York scene recap covers mixed reviews for Ziegfeld shows and London openings, with Mike Riley and new Radio City acts. It lists Mary Garden as a guest, Chalky Wright as Mae West’s chauffeur, and Jene Alden’s possible film landings, plus earnings from cinema concessions and Pinza’s rising popularity.

New York Ziegfeld Mike Riley Radio City Music Hall Broadway London Piccadilly Ty Power Annabella Winchell Paris Gary Moore CBS John Crosby Oscar Hammerstein John Oscar Faye Emerson RKO Larry Parks Betty Garrett London Palladium Jolson Mae West Lynn Bernay The Bronx Hildegarde Jene Alden Zanuck Philly Judy Garland Betty Hutton Ethel Barrymore Pinky Jack Smith Lords of London Elena Nikolaidi Viennese State Opera U. S Town Hall Moscow

Broadway to Carnegie Hall Highlights in 1950s Arts Scene

Walter Winchell predicts hit records. News from New York venues notes Kiddie shows at Hungaria. Technicolor success boosts exhibitions. Will Rogers films revived. People like Myrna Dell, Ethel Griffies, and Ray Bolger are active in TV and stage. Movie moguls urged to read Gilbert Seldes on film.

Hungaria Broadway Rank Nicholas Schenck Fitzpatrick MGM New York Carol Lynne Ballets de Paris Winter Garden Roland Petit Wunderkind European Ballet French National Opera Serge Lifar Ethel Griffies Miss Liberty L. DeRochement J. Bernhard Louis Memphis Bernhard Eddie Condon Myrna Dell Girlville Sarah Churchill Jeffrey Lynn Shenandoah, Pa Technicolor Avenue Playhouse Will Rogers Charley Ray Bolger Abbott & Costello Kerrickter Anthony Martin Rayburn Finch Ayem James Thurber Bob Benchley Teevee Gilbert Seldes Atlantic Monthly Mr. Finch Thawt al Pearce Frank Morgan George Jean Nathan Yank Vishinsky Robeson

Stars Favor Career and Promotion on September 27

The Tuesday forecast highlights strong auspices for advancement with talents and influence, expecting cooperation from high places and generous support. Promotion and finances improve through social prestige and key contacts, while those born today are well placed for influential roles and notable ambitions.

Birthday tribute to T. S. Eliot the Nobel poet

The notice marks Thomas Stearns Eliot born September 26 1888 in St Louis Missouri. It notes his move to England in 1917 his naturalization as a British citizen in 1927 and his rise as a Nobel Prize winning poet and founder of the unromantic verse school.

Thomas Stearns T. S.) Eliot St. Louis Washington University T. S. Eliot England Massachusetts Eliot Harvard

Blackstone Resumes Tour After Illness in Des Moines

Magician Harry Blackstone, after a hospital stay for an acute indigestion attack during a Des Moines show, was expected to fly to St. Louis to continue his tour. About 3,500 patrons were refunded as he retired after 45 minutes of a two and a half hour show, later treated at Iowa Methodist Hospital and planning to resume performances once discharged.

Des Moines Harry Blackstone St. Louis Blackstone Iowa Odist

Film Star John Garfield Hospitalized After Tennis Session

Hollywood on September 26 reports film star John Garfield was hospitalized for a checkup after a three hour tennis session Saturday caused dizziness and over exertion.

Hollywood John Garfield

Horner Joins Road Show Heroic Phoenix Parks Man Tours Midwest

Jed Horner former Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department employee and Encanto Park director has joined a road show company of The Hasty Heart touring the Midwest and Canada. He plays the solitary sergeant Lachie and has performed in Phoenix Little Theater productions such as Three Men on a Horse The Philadelphia Story I Killed the Count Front Page and Chicken Every Sunday. Horner is a graduate of Arizona State College Tempe and earned a master’s degree from the University of California Los Angeles.

de Niza Midwest Canada Horner Lachie Parks Department Phoenix Little Theater Front Page Arizona State College At Tempe University of California In Los Angeles

Ladies of the Jury chosen for ASU workshop season

The Drama Workshop at Arizona State College in Tempe selects the three act comedy Ladies of the Jury for the 1949 50 season with performances set for November 17 and 18 Tryouts for cast of 22 roles including 12 men and 10 women will be held September 26 from 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 p m in the college auditorium Frank R Byers says the play offers fun and acting experience for many drama hopefuls and was originally a vehicle for Minnie Maddern Fiske later adapted for Edna May Oliver of film fame.

Phoenix Gazette Tempe Drama Workshop Arizona State College Frank R. Byers Minnie Maddern Fiske Edna May Oliver Byers

Symphony Moves to New Quarters on Coronado Road

The Phoenix Symphony Association relocates to 45 East Coronado Road from the Hotel Adams lobby under executive secretary Mrs. Harvey Zorn. The new offices provide more room and concert-season ticket sales at 5.50, 7.50, 8.75, and 12.50. The season opens November 2 with conductor Robert Lawrence, who also teaches at Arizona State College Tempe.

Phoenix Symphony Association East Coronado Road Hotel Adams Harvey Zorn Robert Lawrence Arizona State College Tempe

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