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...January issue of the Harvard Business Review, Lintner observes that potential buyers are much more discriminating, the number of real estate transactions is falling off, and more people are failing to meet payments. These tendencies are the same which signaled the real estate bust in 1929, he declares...
Except for about 30 pieces (including an Epstein bust and a sprinkling of Pre-Raphaelites), the Tate has resolutely packed them off to the cellar. That, says the gallery's pastel-shirted Director John Rothenstein, is where they belong...
...days, then went back for a second look. This time, he reported with satisfaction, the capacity audience wasn't finding nearly so much to laugh at. "Opening night yaks were being greeted by yawns." Billy's diagnosis: "On opening night, the wise-guy audience laughed fit to bust, either because it was hep to Hart's lilliputian libels, or because it wanted the fellow in the next seat to think it was. But the average gent and his missus are evidently more interested in laughter . . . Light Up the Sky comes through as a private show-business joke...
Harvard Square liquor dealers didn't feel a bust after the Yale-game Nale boom...
...Balloons Bust...