Marquees: My Fair Lady, at the Drury Lane in London and in its fifth year, carries in its ads the warning that it is in the last two years of its run. . . . After having overheard a Hollywood executive refer to a movie named “Longest Day’s Journey Into Night,” Variety gives in to temptation and indulges itself with “The Guns of Navarone Sunday.” . . . Universal Pictures is tentatively calling John Huston’s movie about The Master, Freud, though if all doesn’t go well at the box office it will become Freud— The Dark Passion. . .. And a movie originally issued as Bayou is now showing as Poor White Trash.
Incidental: The Armory Show of 1913 at which the United States joined the twentieth century with a jolt is being rounded up and will be mounted next year, on its fiftieth anniversary, as nearly like it was as can be remembered, and in the same place. . . . The Scottish National Dictionary, begun in 1929, has run out of funds at the letter M, and sends out a universal plea for contributions.
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