November 25, 1942 “How to Wreck a Tavern – Cold Sober”
70 Years Ago Today… 1941 – "This season the opera opening was not all high hat…"
November 24, 1941 – “This season the opera opening was not all high hat…”
Broadwayite of the Month… 1946
Not Cheese Cake… Cheesecake!
Cheese photo by Photo by John Alpert, 1947
“No, this is not a cheese cake picture. Just cheese. The cheese to be specific, is the largest piece of Provolone ever made. It is 15 feet long, 5 feet wide and weighs 1500 lbs. It arrived yesterday at Italian Farmers, a delicatessen store at 277 Bleeker St. The Provolone pretties are…”

Cheesecake photos by Unidentified Photographers, 1946
“A Bevy of Shapley Beauties…”

“No Matter How You Slice It, It’s Cheese…”
(to be continued…)
Tonite and Saturday Nite!
Tonite!
"Plenty of Jam for the Holidays… And Cranberry Sherbet…"

Photos by Associated Press and Steven Derry, Nov. 28, 1946
Pennsylvania Station and Grand Central Station
Tips for Thanksgiving:
You Can Save on Sugar With These Berry Recipes
by Elizabeth KorthauerNo-Sugar Cranberry Sauce
Cranberry Fruit SauceCranberry Sherbet
1 1/2 cups water
1/4 cup sugar
1 2/3 cups cranberry sauce
2 tea spoons lemon juice
1 egg white
Up He Goes… Happy Thanksgiving…
The Critic Reported…
Photo by Skippy Adelman
Between acts at the Opera, Mrs. George Washington Kavanaugh was seen thus with her diamonds and her orchids across a champagne bottle at the bar on the mezzanine. She told a PM reporter her earrings weighed 20 karats earch and that she was wearing them, as usual, “to keep up morale.” “Everybody’s dressing up in England this Winter,” she added.













