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...handle the musical end, Mayor LaGuardia imported a fiery Hungarian-born conductor named Laszlo Halasz, from the St. Louis Grand Opera. Halasz brought some St. Louis scenery, auditioned hun dreds of singers, rehearsed like mad for twelve weeks...
...best abortionists in the U.S. went to jail last week. She is Manhattan's Mrs. Alice Mary Heinrich Chairman, 56, a plump, kindhearted Hungarian of good family, with a medical degree from a Budapest medical school...
...Austria in 1921 she married her fourth husband, Imre Czernayack, exiled Hungarian revolutionary. Abortion was at that time de rigeur among far left Communists all over the world, as no good female revolutionary was supposed to be hampered by children. (For this reason, many good abortionists are Russian.) Alice and Czernayack came to the U.S. soon after their marriage. Shortly after their arrival they changed their name...
...Graves, who appears as August, the Hughman rejected by the army, bears an incarnal resemblance to Eddie Dowling, who has often appeared in Saroyan plays. The inevitable Saroyan drunk is combined with the familiar and equally all-knowing, only partly-articulate Saroyan immigrant in the person of Casimir the Hungarian, who is splendidly portrayed by Constantine Pappas. The supporting cast has its rough spots, but Saroyan is Saroyan is Saroyan...
...most distinguished single volume in English on the subject of great drawings was on sale last week. It is Charles de Tolnay's History and Technique of Old Master Drawings (H. Bittner & Co.; $20) The 44-year-old Hungarian author, until recent years one of Europe's leading younger art historians, is now at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J. Into his book he has put high sensibility, a lifetime of scholarship, and an exquisite selection of 261 collotype reproductions of important drawings...