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...business. Both Miss Labenow and the CRIMSON challenged Dean Small to cite an example; Miss Small replied that she couldn't, but again asserted, "She did break them." After the meeting, Joan Projansky told the CRIMSON, "Since I have been Publicity Director, Debby has not violated release dates." The next morning, in a private telephone call, Miss Projansky added: "Miss Small doesn't understand the meaning of 'breaking a release.' What she meant was that Debby printed a story before Radcliffe would have wanted it printed...
...season's favorite, is represented by two of his less frequently acted plays, Arms and the Man and Captain Brassbound's Conversion. The former is done with central staging, for those who like that sort of thing, and the latter opens as part of the City Center repertory bill next Wednesday...
Marlene Districh made The Blue Angel 20years ago in Germany; it is playing at the Little Carnegie, next door to the big one on 57th Street...
Christmas skiing in New England is strictly a gamble with the weather man. If snow doesn't come to New England during the next two weeks the best bet appears to be Canada's Laurentians, north of Montreal. There is already a cover of about 14 to 18 inches on both Mont Tremblant and St. Donat and the lifts have been running for several weeks...
Miss Labenow asked for comment and amplification from Jordan. His secretary said that Jordan was ill, but promised to give Miss Labenow a statement from him next day. That statement was that Jordan did not think there was enough information for a story at that time. He gave no other comment...