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January 28, 1934

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WEDNESDAY'S CHILD'; Differences of Opinion Concerning Leopold Atlas's Drama About the Son of Divorced Parents

By Brooks Atkinson

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THE DECLINE OF REALISM IN THE THEATRE; Historical Themes and the Costume Play Point the Way DRIFTING AWAY FROM REALISM The Public, Restless After Decades of Naturalism, Seeks Out Another Form

By Allardyce Nicoll

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LOBBY AT ALBANY UNDERGOES REFORM; ' Third House' Still Sits, but Includes 'Good' Members as Well as 'Bad.' OLD METHODS OBSOLETE Days Are Gone When Agents Checked Their Baggage in Safety Deposit Vaults. LOBBY AT ALBANY UNDERGOES REFORM

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

ALBANY, Jan. 27. -- The "third house" still holds sessions in Albany, but lobbying now is not what it was in the old days when visitors to the capital used to check their baggage at a safety deposit vault. For this situation, the statute requiring registration of lobbyists and direct primaries get much credit.

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England and Sweden Enter Motorboats; Six European Countries Listed for Races; ENGLAND, SWEDEN IN BOATING TESTS

By Unknown Author

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BRITISH STARS BOW IN SECOND ROUND; Snell, Team Ace, Jameson and Sheppard Defeated at Squash Racquets. STRACHAN VICTOR TWICE Reaches Semi-Finals With Wakeman, Sullivan, Patterson at Atlantic City. BRITONS BEATEN IN SECOND ROUND

By Allison Danzig.special To the New York Times.by Allison Danzig

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1934Juan Manuel Bordeu, Argentinian race car driver (died 1990)^[†]

Juan Manuel Bordeu was a racing driver from Balcarce, Argentina. A protégé of Juan Manuel Fangio, Bordeu had a successful early career but a bad testing accident wrecked his chances in Formula One. His only World Championship Formula One entry was at the 1961 French Grand Prix in a Lotus run by the UDT Laystall team, but the car was eventually driven by Lucien Bianchi.

Headlines from January 28, 1934

WEDNESDAY'S CHILD'; Differences of Opinion Concerning Leopold Atlas's Drama About the Son of Divorced Parents

THE DECLINE OF REALISM IN THE THEATRE; Historical Themes and the Costume Play Point the Way DRIFTING AWAY FROM REALISM The Public, Restless After Decades of Naturalism, Seeks Out Another Form

LOBBY AT ALBANY UNDERGOES REFORM; ' Third House' Still Sits, but Includes 'Good' Members as Well as 'Bad.' OLD METHODS OBSOLETE Days Are Gone When Agents Checked Their Baggage in Safety Deposit Vaults. LOBBY AT ALBANY UNDERGOES REFORM

England and Sweden Enter Motorboats; Six European Countries Listed for Races; ENGLAND, SWEDEN IN BOATING TESTS

BRITISH STARS BOW IN SECOND ROUND; Snell, Team Ace, Jameson and Sheppard Defeated at Squash Racquets. STRACHAN VICTOR TWICE Reaches Semi-Finals With Wakeman, Sullivan, Patterson at Atlantic City. BRITONS BEATEN IN SECOND ROUND

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