Word: beacons
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Diabolique are you if you guess who's in the bathtub. Don't tell your relatives, or the man in the yellow shirt will get you. Rocks around the clock from 10 'til 10 every two hours. At the Beacon Hill...
Diabolique comes with the Herald-Tribune's recommendation: "One of the dandiest mystery dramas that has shown here in goodness knows when." Well! Please, please, tell your friends not to reveal the ending. (It's French). At the Beacon Hill. 10 a.m., 12 noon, 2 p.m., 6 p.m., 8 p.m., and, of course...
...Beacon Hill or Battle Creek, contests, of course, cost money. But since a penny saved is a penny to spend, it should be said that there is a bill pending in the State Legislature to set up a commission to design a "less expensive" state flag...
...from Murder at the Rue Morgue. Any resemblance to a Baroque (as opposed to Mannerist) play written by W. Shakespere, also known as William Shakespeare, is, however, coincidental. Some will feel that all's well that ends Welles, but most will enjoy him for his own sake at the Beacon Hill...
SHAKESPEARE ON THE SCREEN--Orson Welles plays the title role, Suzanne Cloutier Desdemona, in the Welles' film version of the Shakespeare drama opening Wednesday at the Beacon Hill Theatre. --Boston Globe, January...