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Profile of Elizabeth Arden, says that the man who devised the Arden diet was Dr. Louis A. Hauser.See the rest of the story at newyorker.com
View Article“Two Waiters and a Chef. Colony Restaurant.
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View ArticleTwo Waiters and a Chef.
Profile of the two headwaiters, Ernest Cerutti, and Gene Cavallero, who have owned the Colony Restaurant since 1922. A third proprietor and partner, Alfred Hartmann, who was also the original chef,...
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PROFILE of Marion Sayle Taylor, "The Voice of Experience." The Voice has four sponsors: "Haley's CTC (a citro carbonate which sets out to restore the system of alkaline balance and is in popular use as...
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PROFILE of Marion Sayle Taylor, "The Voice of Experience." The Voice has four sponsors: "Haley's CTC (a citro carbonate which sets out to restore the system of alkaline balance and is in popular use as...
View ArticleTHE BOYS.
PROFILE of John-Frederics, Inc., milliners, wholesale and custom hats. The peaked hat worn by Beatrice Lillie in "At Home Abroad," was made by them. Mentiones other customers, Katharine Hepburn, Joan...
View Article1936_02_08_062_TNY_CARDS_000016409
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View ArticleHOLLYWOOD AGENT
PROFILE of Leland Hayward, agent for Ina Claire, Miriam Hopkins, Ben Hecht, Charles MacArthur, Helen Hays, and many other theatrical people.See the rest of the story at newyorker.com
View ArticleFor Any Occasion
Profile of Max Schling.See the rest of the story at newyorker.comRelated:Back Issues: Robert Isabell, Divine Florist
View Article“Tables for Two.”
Places that were just places last year, and fairly dingy ones at that, have now burst forth as sleek salons, artfully lighted and decorated with mural paintings, generally by Vernon MacFarlane ( who...
View ArticleTHE CHARM BUSINESS.
ONWARD & UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about the two biggest Charm Institutes in the City; Margery Wilson's Institute of Charm, founded in 1934, and Alma Archer's House of Smartness. The Charm business did...
View ArticleMiss Fixit–I
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View ArticleREPORTER AT LARGE
REPORTER AT LARGE about the Berlitz School of Languages. Mr. Strumpen-Darrie, president of the school, German by birth, began working for Professor Berlitz, the founder, in 1898. He was teaching in one...
View ArticleDOLLY AND POLLY, BILLY AND CHOLLY–I
Profile of Maury H.B. Paul, society writer for the Journal American, wnder the pen name of Cholly Knickerbocker, He has also written under the names of Dolly Madison, Polly Stuyvesant, Billy Benedick....
View ArticleReporter at Large
About the Lake Placid Club. Biographical sketch of the founders, Melville Dewey. In his day no drinking was allowed anywhere in the Club. Women were not allowed to smoke. He wrote millions of words,...
View ArticleWords And Music–I
PROFILE of Rodgers and Hart. Hart was called to write the lyrics for the Varsity Show at Columbia, for which Rodgers was to compose the music. Another Columbia student who had a hand in its production...
View ArticleWORDS AND MUSIC–II
PROFILE of Lorentz Hart and Richard Rodgers, songwriters. They have been collaborating for nineteen years, since Rodgers, then sixteen, met Hart who was twenty-three. Tells about their song hits....
View ArticleMrs. Trinket and Mrs. Toop
Resort idyll. Mrs. Trinket, Mrs. Toop, their dogs and a romantic Greek gentleman.See the rest of the story at newyorker.comRelated:Bonus Daily Cartoon: Fireworks in the ClosetEvery Interaction Between...
View ArticleMonster
A girl with her cocker spaniel met a woman with a small child. The lady patted Topper, then tried to get her son to pat him, too. He hung back and shook his head. "I'm afraid of it," he said. "What are...
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