VIP culture described in airports and clubs through history
The article traces the VIP concept from inn rooms to modern airports, detailing who qualifies for VIP treatment, the roles of handshakers and CIP staff, and how fame and wealth drive premium lounge access and publicity while noting exceptions like Churchill and ambassadors. It notes a simultaneous premiere at the Winchester Drive theater.
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Tory
V.I.P
London
Terence Rattigan
Ratigan
Anatole de Grunwald
Metro-Goldwyn - Mayer
Anthony Asquith
Elizabeth Tay
Winston Churchill
Canterbury
England
V.i.p.s
Danny Kaye
United Nations
V.lp’s
Clp’s
C.i.p.’S
Winchester Drive
Pink Wash Brings Court Suit
In Minneapolis a housewife sued a coin operated laundry for 33 asserting items including her husband’s shorts dyed pink after a free wash. She said shirts socks and towels also came back pink and suspected a red rug was dumped into the load. The laundry owner denied responsibility and the judge took the claim under advisement.
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Minneapolis
Robert Walken
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