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...With It? (book by Sam Perrin & George Balzer; music & lyrics by Harry Revel & Arnold B. Horwitt) boasts some pleasant tunes, picture-pretty Joan Roberts from Oklahoma!, and enough young enthusiasm to keep it running for some time. The plot revolves around a meticulous young insurance actuary (Johnny Downs) who joins a traveling carnival. This combination should inspire some flights of insurance-company satire or some gay carnival horseplay; but neither keeps the show off the ground for very long...
Excellent salary and chance for advance ment." Maritallergy. In Seattle, Clem Perrin received a divorce after testifying that his wife's hair aggravated his asthma...
...brother, William L. Jr., vice president, looks after the money and the newsprint problem, has his hands full of both. Massive, gregarious Richard W. Slocum became general manager six years ago, has worked steadily against the Bulletin's antiquity, toward a fresh approach in civic matters. Dwight S. Perrin, managing editor since 1939, went to the Bulletin after 13 years with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. His assistant is chain-smoking George S. Seltzer, a walking Philadelphia reference library...
...arms spread like a diver's, his eyes and teeth pure white and savage in his face." His heel snapped de Vaudois's wrist with a crack, his hand snatched a pistol, pumped bullets through the Nazi's heart. "So-vengeance," he snarled. Old Cousin Perrin shuffled in with food for the lovers. "The goat cheese is fresh," he observed, pulling the corpse into the passage. "This is just the beginning for all of us," said the cure, thumbing the marriage service. "My wife!" cried Bastineau...
Died. Jean Perrin. 71, refugee French physicist, 1926 winner of the Nobel Prize; in Manhattan. A onetime associate of the Curies, famed for his studies of molecular physics, he announced in 1938 that he had discovered evidence of the existence of an element heavier than element 92 (uranium), called it transuranium...