Broadway Echoes and City Vignettes from a 1930s Page
A collage of New York cultural musings and portraits from 1930. Notes on actors Peggy Hoyt and Clifton Webb, a mandolin revival, and street life with Central Park contrasts to Rotten Row. Snippets on book publishing flaws, theater names, and a Dante-era superstition closing the page.
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Vincent Lopez
Frank Sullivan
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Edgar Saltu
Mrs. Mund
Theodore Dreiser
Underworld
al Katz
Pike McDonald’s
Peggy Hoyt
High O’connell
Ben Holzman
Richard le Gallienne
Paris
Vitrol
Solemia
Clifton
Central Park
Duke Herrick
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ICE & Fuel CO
Winckles Street
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Herbert Kelcey
Viola Allen
Voila
London
Hyde Park
King George Down
Rotten Row
Conrad
H. G. Wells
Harry
Dante
Nukoal
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Murbach Coal & Supply Co
West Bridge St
FCC
Amgen GD
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Ur Rossi Ng
Real Values
Lewis
NEW Shipment Women
Berkshire Bemberg
Women’s Union