Street Market for Stage Folk Serves Theatres of World
New York report describes 3 000 actors in Broadway avenues behind the scenes and 37 000 others abroad relying on casting offices and managers. Police caution loiterers on Broadway affect the traditional hunt for introductions and fresh talent. In the corridors of Broadway corners and Forty-fourth street the process persists as actors seek recognition and work.
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New York
Broadway
Forty-fourth Street
Bank of France Carries World’s Largest Overdraft
Paris reports the Bank of France holds an overdraft of 26 billion francs to the French treasury. The facility traces to Napoleon 1800 privilege giving the treasury access to issuing paper money up to 140 million francs, growing through postwar needs to the enormous sum.
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Paris
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Two Living Buddhas of Tibet Split Amidst Clash and Power
Two Tibetan Living Buddhas split as one fled, triggering a political rift. Dalai Lama holds temporal power while Panchen Lama flees to China. Tibet sits between India and China with pro British and pro Chinese currents shaping the dispute.
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Dalai Lama
China
India
Death of Mona Lisa Thief Draws Crowds at Louvre
Paris crowds gather around the Mona Lisa after reports the thief who stole it years ago near Varese, Italy, has died. The painting remains heavily framed under thick glass and draws more casual attention than any other Louvre work.
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Louvre
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Varese
Italy
Excavation Uncovers Subterranean Rooms Hidden Beneath Pike County Site
Reports from Quincy indicate six miles from the Mississippi and twelve feet of glacial soil reveal a shaft leading to a floor and a network of walls and passages. Researchers, led by Burchard of St Louis and archaeologist F. D. Tucker, say the structure may contain rooms and potential ancient artifacts while legends of buried treasure persist.
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St Louis
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Donge Thompson
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Tailor bird taught Adam and Eve to sew says surgeon
Atlanta, December 10. Sir John Bland Sutton, famed British surgeon, asserts the tailor bird taught Adam and Eve to sew. He notes surgeons seek perfect wound stitching material and cites ants and other nature examples for closure techniques.
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London to open first women Turkish bath club
London plans a Turkish bath exclusively for women in the West End, the first such facility in the city. It will be run on the same lines as the existing men’s bath club.
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London A
West End
Bath Club
Gospel publicity grounds modern newspaper ethic
A church leader argues that true news comes from genuine events such as gospel stories. He notes his excavations cost nearly $20,000 and urges using church calendars, local papers, mailings, and paid ads to publicize the Gospel over propaganda. He warns against relying on the printer's devil and stresses spreading the Kingdom of God through publicity.
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