Sleepless nights and stage notes from a bustling era
Columns touch on music by Cole Porter in Kiss Me Kate, Shakespeare influences, a warm home life with fireplaces, a white Washington’s birthday wish, and personal anecdotes. Also includes jokes about sleep, a domestic engineer, boxing author Nat Fleischer, Ida Lupino’s theater lineage, and a tidbit on the Derby winner Amato in turf history.
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Cole Porter
Patricia Morison
Kate
Washington
Milwaukee Checker-Up
Nat Fleischer
Nat
Ray Robinson
Ida Lupino
Italy
Lupinos
Drews
Osaka
Japan
New York
Clem McCarthy
Amato
Clem
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Turson
Batly Tittzen
E. V. Darling
Shakespeare
St. Peter’s Church
Rome
Hilary
San Francisco
King Features
THE
NEW Yorker
Congress
DIAL
Kinsley Ranch
Kinsley
Jani Cc Sh Pols
Cece
Arizona
E. Speedway
East Broadway
el Morocco
S. Sixth Ave
Les Fielding
JoAnne Kenny Stone
His
Stone
CLUB
Flamingo
Harry Bee
Mike Lacy
Horace Heidt
Choc. Dandies
S. 5Th Ave
Altan Kol Grotto
Prophets — Shriners
Shrine Club
Gay
Duncan
Villa Nova Restaurant
W. Broadway
Mike Moro
Mgr
Dia
Swan Road
Fort Lowell
Sign of the Golden Horses
Icelandia
Ray
W. Congress
American Legion Hall
Tax Inc
Billy Burks
South Sixth Avenue
Siegel
RTV
Wieners, Ib
TRAY
Siegel’s Delicatessen
Santa Rita Hotel
LA Joll
Roberto
Marsha
Darlene
Bob Lloyd
la Maryland
East Speedway
Carol Nicholson
el Presidio Hotel
Broadway
Casa Grande Highway
Mary Frances Lynn
Hammond
Pioneer Hotel
Fun
Noisemakers
Inc
Mr. Roberts
Art Crowell
Dixon
Weskinn