The Key West citizen., 1954-07-13
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by ~
jeonnette
by
Jeanette

a departure from the usual and
yours truly sure hopes that whilst
it is the first-'twill not be the
last.
Had read sometime ago, that
the filming of the Broadway pro-
duction of ''New Faces" was to be
an experiment in that the movie
was to be minus the usual folderol
of including some scanty, dull
"story" with which to scotch tape
the musical scenes.
Imagine my delighted aStonish-
ment, when that was what hap
pened! "New Faces" was an in
stantanteous hit on Broadway des-
pite the fact that it did not con-
tain "big names" nor was it a
lavish production. Sheer talent put
it over, and this was proven again
WIN Lne movie.
Was most disappointed in Eartha
Kit as a performer but thought the
rest of it was terrific. Altogether
was grand entertainment.
And with "New Faces" still in
our thoughts, perhaps yours truly
may introduce you to some-along
the shopping beat, and of course,
there are always new buys" and
''new bargains"-in Our Town!
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The Key West Floor Covering
Co., l32 DUVaI Street has an sx-
eel!ent selection Of the cheaper
grade Iinolevm with plastic fin
ish. This is q coed, inexpensive
way TO dress up your floor.
For only SIC q running foot you
can buy the finest quality limo.
levm in this price range and be
assured Of fhe latest patterns
and also, the name "Armstrong".
You'll find It easy to put this
down yourself as il doesn't re-
qUire pasfing.
While al fhs Key West Floor
Covering Co., inquire about the
plastic wall tile which is easy to
install on any wall. Comes in 4
I-4x4l-4 squares, for only seven
cents apiece and redeeorating
your home is really easy and in
extensive to do-after q trip to
the Key West Floor eoveringco.
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If you happen to see Agnes Re-
ardon be sure to have her tell you
the story of the removal of a
''root" from her yard-'tis truly hi
larious! Saw her and her husband,
Bill, and Kathleen Lucas and "MiSs
Clara" and Mr.. Mac Bennett hav-
ing dinner the other evening with
Edith Moffatt (senior, that is).
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The DittY Box, S32 DUVal is IA.
nous for its "basketware". All
sizes and shapes Of things made
Of straw" are to be had in this
darling little shop. Noticed the
three sizes in fhs graceful "eorn-
0eopia" shape, and too, these
are on small stands. You'll re-
eeivs q LOT Of comment when you
use this unique basket for either
fruit or flowers.
\ Also, the DittY Box has Just
received . new shipment Of
those "Mofher" and "DaUshter"
basket pockethooks, which real.
" resemble the old mans fishing
eresl and are ever 50 cUtel BY
ell means-don't miss seeing the
grand new straw items at the
DiftY Box.
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OPEN NOTE to Jack Clarke:
Mickey Renna, President of the
Players has been trying to get in
touch with you to tell you that
the group will not be idle this sum-
mer.
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You will not only enjoy . very
fine dinner-lvneh or breakfast
at the Banana Tree Grille, s23
Truman Ave., but Mrs. Edwards
will be glad to discuss the many
plants-ineIuding fhe different
species Of "hanana trees" grow.
ing in the yard around this
charming restaurant.
Stop in and try their fresh
tropical fruit salad-or the 40
mato rose" stuffed with deIiei-
ovs chicken salad. Perfect food
fare for these warm daYs-serv-
cd at the Banana Tree Grille.
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KEY-noteS: Lennie Milan of the
"Flagship", Helen Russell and
Harvey Bledsoe discussing old
coins and pouring over the "cata-
logues."
Lennie was using an eraser on a
fragile looking dime-circa 1856
in an effort to uncover any hidden
symbols or markings. He was also
very proud of an 1852 penny, but
would not divulge his source of
finding these outdated coins.
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Bills SUpermarkef, 3430 Duck
Avenue (Poineiana center) is
one OF those grand grocery
stores where you not only enjoy
shopuinc, but chatting of This and