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The Last Days of the Ritz "THE RITZ. TO ME. WAS A SYMBOL OF EUROPEAN SAVOIR-FAIRE . . . BUDAPEST WAS MY NEW YORK. THE RITZ MY NEWPORT." JOHN A. LUKACS I WAS sitting in the solitary-confinement...
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THE STAGE THE RENAUD-BARRAULT COMPANY THE appearance of Jean-Louis Barrault, Madeleine Renaud and their Parisian Company, has proved to be a rare, an incandescent event. The pressure of their...
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THE SCREEN PILGRIMS1 PROGRESS ENTHUSIASTIC admirers of Spencer Tracy, Gene Tierney, Van Johnson, Leo Genn and the Pilgrims who landed on these shores in 1620 will no doubt be equally...
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Critics' Choice for Christmas, 1952 PHILIP BURNHAM C(HOOSING five books for a Christmas list is never easy, but these are my selections: Men at Arms. By Evelyn Waugh. Little, Brown. $3.50- A...
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BOOKS Brave Bulls and Brave Men JOHN McKEON THE past two decades have seen an earnest groping on the part of many American writers to comprehend the mystique of bullfighting. Beginning...
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Young Man from Hyde Park FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT: THE APPRENTICESHIP. By Frank Freidel. Little, Brown. $6. By PAUL V. FARRELL A SIX-VOLUME biography of **¦ even so dominant a figure...
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Vol. 057 Issue 009 (December 5 1952)
The Last Days of the Ritz
