Broadway Dims Yet Still Attracts Debaters On Old Fame
New York dispatch notes Broadway is not dead but diminished as Hollywood influence wanes and top stars can fetch only modest weekly sums. Sidney Skolsky quits Broadway for Hollywood after four years, while figures like Arnold Rothstein and Nick the Greek loom in gossip, with lingering tales of gambling bravado and wall seating.
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Philadelphia
Flo Ziegfeld Faces Gambling Heat With Calm Demeanor
Experts note Flo Ziegfeld could win or lose a vast sum with a calm, unreadable expression. He previously played high stake poker in a luxurious blueblood game at an upscale hotel, a night when he showed desperate behavior amid the gambling circle.
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Gambler’s Tale of Loss Ends With Sleep and Escape
A disjointed reminiscence describes funds for a current Fol lies, a final hand at 3 a m leaving an $80,000 loss. He dozes in the car en route to his hotel, declaring the scene as a wild party while a mug geste near him. The narrative captures high stakes, late night gambling, and a cryptic escape.
Desolate Night Encounter with a Highway Mumbler
A desolate late night scene unfolds as a traveler reflects on a mumbler ahead on the dark road saying I’m not so handsome but the words trail off. The fragment hints at a tense roadside moment and personal reaction to the stranger’s muttered remark.
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