Broadway Show Laughs and Legal Fight Over Critics
Charles Blakesley of the Kansas City Star attended a Broadway musical comedy and commented on its ripp ing entertainment. A legal clash between the Shuberts and The New York Times over denying access to critics escalated after a court ruled theaters cannot bar critics but may face damages for restrictions.
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Southerners in Song and Street Speak in Broadway Tales
A clipped reminiscence-style piece recalls Southern speech variants and social scenes on Fifth Avenue. It notes visitors and artists like C. Gibson and T. A. Dorgan, with Tad and Mrs Tad reacting to fashion costs as Broadway tunes such as Down Among the Sheltering Palms circulate.
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Mistake Costly To Austrian Troops In War Report
Washington May 28 Lieutenant Milovai Lozanitch of the Serbian army writes of a recent hour and a quarter long attack on Austrians in which half his company was killed or wounded. He recalls using Austrian guns and the confusion it caused the enemy and notes captured wagons full of tea coffee and rations. The letter also covers food and equipment shortages and Allied relief efforts.
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