Next Week At Local Theatres Thriller Quiz Prizes
The Herald asks readers to identify six thriller scenes from old films with a chance to win guest tickets to Guilty as Hell at the Peoples Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. First ten correct answers receive prizes. prompt mailing boosts success.
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Mad man with no shoes observed at Grand Central station
A fragment notes a barefoot man ejected from Grand Central after likely theft or loss of shoes, followed by a shoe store visit. The text mentions a labor union of house wreckers mostly Russian and lists several residents and visitors from North Carolina and Virginia with brief local remarks.
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Noise and commerce in New York amid mood and hats
The piece notes a drop of nearly 6,000,000 visitors to New York versus last year, suggests city noise is making New Yorkers nervous, and mentions a noise abatement commission and rubber tires proposed for wheelbarrows. It also observes colorful Panama hats sold by New York hat shops and a gypsy fortune teller on Sixth Avenue.
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