Word: sari
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Jukebox Promoter Eric de Stoutz, executive vice president of SARI, Geneva representative of Wurlitzer, said last week: "I didn't expect them to be a success at all. I was afraid of the colors-so American looking! I was astonished to find that many Swiss thought them beautiful. At first they regarded the jukebox with curiosity . . . [then] they realized that the tone was better than anything they had heard. Believe it or not, some people now bring their own records to cafes, ask the proprietor to put them in the jukebox, and they pay to have their own records...
...Hungarian-born, much-married Sari ("Zaza"), Eva and Magda Gabor...
Clad in a gold-colored silk sari, Dr. Sushila Nayar, disciple and personal physician to the late Mohandas K. Gandhi, carried the Mahatma's gospel all the way to Dallas: "If every Texan would adopt a policy of nonviolence, there would be no new problems...
From this factual melange Sari Scott has written a play, her first. Any resemblance between what she has intended and the present production is unfortunate. The script is full of cliches of the "I hain't never loved no other woman," type. Donald Curtis, playing opposite Carol Stone, seems to be uncertain as to the interpretation of his role and consequently divides his time between two different ones. With the exception of a fine "mad" scene climaxed by an car-shattering scream, Miss Stone also has trouble giving credibility to her part. This is especially apparent because she has chosen...