Word: sylvia
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Back in the Catskills again, Kaye met small, dark, self-possessed Sylvia Fine and played in a camp show for which she had written the music and lyrics. The show-Straw Hat Revue-went to Broadway in the fall, and lasted ten weeks, which was long enough for Danny to attract some attention. He married Sylvia a month later, and thereby acquired first rights to her talents as script writer, songwriter, idea-man and all-round coach. As usual, she is in full charge of the new radio venture...
Maria Luisa Correa Larrain 30 The Robles Entry 23 Olivia Bunster Saavedra 19 Sylvia Gonzalez Rodriguez Elinor Poudensan Vasquez a dead heat, 14 each...
...fighting for our way of life. That doesn't mean we are trying to make the rest of the world like America - plumbing isn't everything. But we can hope that the rest of the world will come to like many of our ways and adopt them." Sylvia Sidney, declaring herself ready to resume her sultry stage and cinema career after three years of retirement received some nicely timed publicity, courtesy of something called the Artists and Sculptors Institute. Bracketing her with Cinemactresses Lana Turner, Rita Hayworth and Jane Russell, the Institute called Sylvia one of the "most...
Married. Edith Louise Sylvia Fairbanks, 36, former Lady Ashley and widow of Douglas Fairbanks Sr.; and Edward John, 36, sixth Baron Stanley of Alderley, Lieut. Commander of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve; in Boston. It was her third marriage, his second...
...tribesmen sing practically everything except Been Wukkin' on de Railroad. In the long run El Khobar is exonerated, the pianist gets the girl. The one bit which heartily commends The Desert Song to a world at war is a sizzling dancer (see cut, p. 94), by name Sylvia Operte who really hits the ouled-nail on the head...