Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1952 — Page 13
SATURDAY. JUNE 28,
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Mr. Masters Follows the Old Tactic of Delayed Attack
R. MUZZY was sitting behind Mr. Masters in today's deal and he raised his eyebrows over Mr. . Masters’ pass on the first round of bidding. Mr. Muzzy would have been right in there with a bid of two hearts. And, in this particular deal, he probably would have reached the same final contract, namely four hearts. The point however, that
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WHO'S THE STAR?—Cathy Lewis and Marie Wilson co-star on "My Friend Irma" —but Marie is taking a talent beating.
TV and Radio—
‘Jane’ Is the Friend = Of ‘My Friend Irmd’
D—AJ10715 : By Kathleen
C—-AQJS a WITH “PANTOMINE QUIZ” replacing “My Friend , Irma” for the summer—and a welcome relief it is, too— I'm looking back and trying to understand how “Irma”
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NORTH Mr. Dale
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Mr. Masters’ method of bidding .
the hand gave him an important safety factor — without jeopardizing his chances of reaching the eventual game
. contract.
Suppose, for example, Mr. Dale held an absolute minimum opening and no heart support. What would he do over a two heart bid by Mr. Masters? Having opened. the bidding, first hand, he was obligated to bid again. If the North-South cards happened to be a misfit, trouble was just around the corner. » » ” AS YOU SEE, Mr. Masters had no difficulty making the heart game, but after the play was completed Mr. Muzzy commented: “You took an awful chance of missing that game when you passed on the first round, Masters.” : “I took practically’. no chance,” replied Mr. Masters, smiling.
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C—K 8 3 The bidding: NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST 1D 18 Pass Pass Dbl. Pass 3 H Pass 4H AllPass
as dumb as Irma. She’s been prancing about playing a vacuum head for so long ner living room presence got tiresome and hard to digest during
“Well, what if Dale had not bid again?” asked Mr. Muzzy. “In that case,” said Mr. Masters, “the odds are overwhelming that we could make no game. It was only after I found out my partner had an above-minimum opening and was willing to force me to bid,
that I could afford to make a |
strong bid on'my cards. You say you would have bid two hearts on the first round. I ask you how did you know Dale had good heart support and a lone. spade?” “Well . . .” began Mr. Muzzy.
n s ” “EXACTLY the answer I expected,” said Mr, Masters. “You didn't know. Then why not let him tell you? With what he actually held, he douChange
and three spades to the queen and he would have passed out one spade. And if he had those holdings in the major suits, how would you like to be playing four hearts?”
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the past season. Still, the show has been consistently listed in the top 10 on
TV. Why? ‘TV Tips
Judging from remarks and letters received recently, the answer lies in a girl named Cathy Lewis who plays Irma's long-suffering i
roommate, Jane Stacey. {be presented.
Jane, of course, has the audience on her side. She's such an average; good sport of a woman, patient as a kindergarten teacher ~yet with the likeable flipness of a typical New York office girl— you can't help taking to her. To many viewers she’s actually a lot funnier than roommate Irma. Irma is “funny” because she doesn't see through things. Jane does. She throws off a line like she owned it, usually with a clever sarcastic twist about the plight of poor Irma. § Aside from her character, which makes her part a more popular one than Irma’s, Cathy Lewis ranks as one of the really skillful actresses on TV. 8o skillful, in fact, she's pulling off one of the great week-by-week scene stealing operations in the medium, “It kind of makes
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ALL STAR REVUE... A fullhour variety show, spotlighting big name guest stars, top-flight acts and fresh young talent, will Dave Garroway, Georgia Gibbs, Jack Gilford, Yogi Berra and Oliver Wakefield will appear . , . Ch. 10, 8:30 p. m.
HIT PARADE . .. The Parade will have a spectacular finale to its current season when the telecast originates on board the USS United States, the newest, fastest luxury liner afloat . . . Ch. 10, 10:80 p. m,
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ORCHESTRAS OF THE WORLD . . . Ward Glenn presents the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra playing “Symphony No. 2 in B Flat Major” by Franz Schubert . . . WIRE, 6:30 p. m. TARZAN ..,. A conservative English barrister goes to Africa 0 persuade Tarzan to forsake the jungle and go to England, in “Jungle Heat” , . . WFBM, 7:30
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