Horoscope Predictions for 1937 by Field Enterprises
The page offers a zodiac roundup with each sign given brief guidance. Aries urges trying new experiences tonight. Taurus advises reasonable requests. Gemini notes popularity and appearance. Cancer emphasizes forward planning with associates. Leo and Virgo themes mix. Libra anticipates romance and a busy evening with budget. Sagittarius highlights talent. Capricorn cautions genuine appeals. Aquarius encourages self reliance and learning. Pisces urges optimism and action.
Groucho Jibes At Vegas Nightlife In Sage Sprees
Groucho Marx added merriment to Las Vegas shows at the Sands and Tropicana. He bowled for Warpo and kept bowing, praising Ernie Kovacs and Edith Adams while noting clean material. Other items include Owl leader Trene Hervey divorcing Allan Jones, and Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom’s book and Desert Inn show.
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Las Vegas
Groucho Marc
Dean Martin
The
Sands
Ernie Kovac
Edith Adams
the Tropicana
Dean
Groucho
Warpo
Garove
Harpo
Ernie
Trene Hervey
Allan Jones
Dee
Ing Damone
Leo Durocher
the Sands
Mack Gray
Maxie Rosenbloom
Desert Inn
Harry Richman
Buster Keaton
Rudy Waltee
Laramy Lewis
Riviera
Slapsie Maxie
Hollywood
Slapsie
Max" Baer
Mindful Guidance for Married Couples and Card Tricks
A mixed excerpt covers guidance on overhelping married couples and relies on misdirection in a bridge hand. It notes that generosity can threaten marriage integrity and warns against overexertion. The card scene shows Charley Coleman using a diamond drop to create a clever swindle and secure a top score.
Loneliness in New York City Is the Nightly Truth
An extended excerpt by Saul Pett, via Hal Boyle, reflects on pervasive loneliness in New York. The piece details solitary figures like Harold at the 42nd Street library and widows in automat cafeterias, highlighting isolation amid crowds, with vignettes of personal loss, pigeons, and routine conversations as coping rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Pett
Hal Boyle
New York
Mic
42Nd St
Harold
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Spenisl
Boston
Oswald Jacoby Swindle Scores at Schenectady Tourney II
Oswald Jacoby excels at the upper New York regional tournament in Schenectady as all North South pairs reach a heart game and West opens queen of spades. South wins with ace and trumps ace king. facing West misfortune, South pivots to diamonds after considering a club finesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schenectady
West
East
Swell Man, Hats, and Dinner Talk in Luncheon Row
In the press clipping from November fifth dated 1547, a string of ambient chatter unfolds. Sylvia buys a new hat and dress while her children recall paying for cab fare both ways. A third woman, wearing a bird's nest hat, sighs and suggests she will get some dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaty
Callie
Sylvia
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Aries
Taurus
Gancer
Scouple
Jleantire
Sagittarius
Aquarius
Ajith
Field Enterprises
Toe
By Earl Wilson
Jibel Vegas
Maxie
Laurence Olivier
London
Porfirio Rubirosa
Aly Khan
Palm Brach
Frank Sinatra
Lauren Bacall
Ethel Barrymore
Mocambo
David Nivens
Ginger Hogers
Carlo Moanotti
Havana
CBS
Dinah Shore
Bob Welles
Sam Colt
B’wood
Marie McDonald
Harry Karl
Miami
Eden Roc
Apalachin
N. X
Upstate
Pretty Gus Thornton
Dude Magazine
Dude
Elaine Stritch
H'wood
Rock Hudson
Cary Grant
Bway
Capalbo and
Chase
New Havana Riviera
Joseph Cotten
Gower Champion
Lisa Kirk
H. C. Diefenbach
Buck Spurr
Nat Cole
Carl
Brother
Silvanus M. Duvall
Evelyn M. Duvall
North
Mis
Atbes Haqion
Aqnoga
Akser
Ies Ariz
North East South West
Declarer
Charley Coleman
Corpus Christi
Tex
Charley
Geclarer
South
N. Y
Frank
Pierre
Doris
Oswald Jacoby
George
Wiley
George T. Wiley Lumber Co
Poe
George T. Wiley
GEO
Bio
Seorge
Wilby
Johns-Menville
Lanor
Walga
Geo Complete
Brandhaw Thrashold
Ses
Mora Air
Tennessee
Redwood Tre Empire
Persors
Miss Hollywood
Hollywood Jr
Walls
Cailing
Atlantic Ave
L. B
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