Nightlife Gossipy Bits From New York Showbiz Scene
A collage of entertainment notes from New York venues and figures. Frank Parker spars with Arthur Godfrey over writers and ownership while Moulton Kelsey riffs on highway safety. Backstage photos tease with Robert Weede and Brigitte Bardot slated film work.
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Eisenhower and Johnson Comment On Term Limits And Policy
President Eisenhower says he will not run again and believes the two term rule could be repealed if desired. Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson suggests inviting more Middle Eastern officials to the United States for discussion and inspection of American government.
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The Boy Jim and the Many Dreams of Fame
A long script traces Jim, a shy lanky boy from Indiana Pa, through Princeton and Boston to Hollywood. He pursues varied dreams from accordion playing to acting, finally rising to fame as a pilot and star. The tale ends with a military honor and open future plans.
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Martin Johnson
Africa
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Lindbergh
Jim
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Princeton University
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Jane Cowl
Camille
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Alr Corps
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Gloria
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Readings with Mixed Prospects
The page presents a garbled zodiac guide covering all twelve signs. It notes potential minor ujidations for Aries and advises staying alert. Taurus mentions routine days, Gemini suggests developing a friendlier circle, Cancer hints at upcoming changes, Leo highlights work stress, Virgo warns of a downbeat attitude, Libra and Scorpio touch on neutral and tense tones, Sagittarius seeks optimism, Capricorn cautions reconciliation challenges, Aquarius urges decisive action, and Pisces encourages confidence in judgment.
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There Is No Stopping A Jacoby Transfer Bid
The article analyzes the disadvantages of the Jacoby transfer bid in bridge. It explains that stopping at two diamonds after a no trump opening is limited, and the Stayman style two clubs response invites a four card imetjer suit. It follows the sequence North two clubs East passes South bids two spades three clubs, leading to a three diamond transfer that clarifies strength. The defense then cannot prevent South from trumping and achieving a solid contract despite a rough start.
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East
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Matic
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Durnyny
Scriptish Speech Sparks Hollywood Pitch
Catalog note hints at a slow staccato style mistaken for a stutter and claims Jimmy Stewart loved the script. The item preserves a quirky quote about a film project and a potential sale to Hollywood.
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Jimmy Stewart
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