Cosmopolitan New Yorker Returns to Save His Hometown
A sophisticated New Yorker, famed for yacht deck pictures and society company, is noted for owning a factory and financial generosity. After a bank cashier fled with town savings, he rushed home to restore funds and prevent collective bankruptcy, illustrating loyalty to his boyhood roots.
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Dining a la cart: mushroom lunch counters chase work sites
Restaurateurs lament mushroom lunch counters that relocate with construction jobs. They feed workers for months, but Rockefeller Center's high rents thwart chances for a two year, prime site. The costly neighborhood makes the area unaffordable for these transient eateries.
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Hollywood Satire Test Backfires on Hart at Lubitsch Studio
In Los Angeles a test for Hart to act in a Lubitsch film ends when Lubitsch declines after a long wait. Hart, in makeup, endures the California sun as Lubitsch suggests returning to the theater to keep poking fun at the industry.
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