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...second balcony. With comic relish, she joins Drake in the slaughter of a smutty little horror called "Oasis of Delightful Imaginings" ("The breeze that cools the dunes there has an opposite effect on the pantaloons there."). Doretta Morrow is piquant as Kismet's sole ingenue, particularly in "Stranger in Paradise," the most successful hybrid of Borodin and Tin Pan Alley...
Also in a sweat-suit was quarterback Bob Hardy. The two regulars were replaced by sophomore Dexter Lewis and junior Joe Conzelman, when the first eleven ran a dummy scrimmage. Another stranger to the number one line, Joe Ross, took the place of right end Harvey Popell, who was resting after the rugged contest against the Lions. Next to Ross at regular tackle once more was Nick Culolias...
...stars Nightclub Singer-Comedian Danny Thomas, father of three, as a nightclub singer-comedian, father of two. In a role he knows by heart, Thomas is so busy on the road making money to keep his little family in plush surroundings that he is a stranger in his own house. At a rare homecoming, his dog nips at his heels, his wife sings Remember Me, and he finds that his son has ground up his favorite slippers in the Disposall, whereupon he decides to stay home more often and become reacquainted with his family. This homey theme is developed with...
Despite periodically-despondent editorials in the college weekly. The Maroon, this spirit is quite evident to visitors. The stranger to Colgate is dazed by the steady stream of "hellos" he receives from men who, as freshmen, greeted everyone under threat of a padding by Konosioni, the senior honor society. What started as a forced mutter from bewildered freshmen grows to a ready habit and finally becomes a matter of pride, until much genuine warmth is in every salutation...
...fastest-growing arts in the U.S. is interior decoration. Before World War II, it was mostly the rich who employed decorators to do their homes, and most American women would no more ask a stranger to tell them how to fix the living room than they would ask for outside advice on how to keep a husband happy. But in the last decade, the U.S. has become home-conscious as never before.*Decorators report that more and more of their clients are middle-income families, switching to modern homes or trying to spruce up traditional homes with new styles. Last...