From the late 1970s through the mid 1980s, the City Line Dinner Theater was a place where you could pig-out at the buffet, and then see a washed-up star going through the motions, in what was once a broadway hit (maybe a decade or two ago) - all for under $20. In his June 2, 1983 review of the Dinner Theater's production of "Forty Carats," Stewart Ettinger wrote of the … [Read more...] about When Zsa Zsa Gabor Got Herself Fired At City Line Dinner Theater
History
On This Day 25 Years Ago, Craig Rabinowitz Strangled His Wife
Shortly after midnight, on April 30, 1997, Lower Merion Police Officer James Driscoll, responded to a 911 call from Craig Rabinowitz, at 526 Winding Way, in Merion Park. When Driscoll arrived there at 12:29 A.M., he saw in the bathtub, the naked body of Stefanie Rabinowitz, Craig Rabinowitz’s wife. Actually, Stefanie Rabinowitz was mostly naked, but not completely … [Read more...] about On This Day 25 Years Ago, Craig Rabinowitz Strangled His Wife
65 Years Ago They were BMOCs At Villanova – What Became Of Them?
Villanova Library has an amusing "mini-exhibit" about student elections from "olden days." Included among the "artifacts" is the May 10, 1957 front page (above) of The Villanovan, which covers the student election. So what became of the three guys who won? Sophomore Class President, Steve Mahle Attended Villanova on a Naval ROTC scholarship. After graduating in 1961, … [Read more...] about 65 Years Ago They were BMOCs At Villanova – What Became Of Them?
In 1972, Campaigning For LM GOP Committee, A Merion Woman Ran A Half-Page Ad In The Main Line Times
Priscilla Pearson must have been trying to fight back a challenge in her re-election bid, to the Lower Merion Republican Committee in 1972 (Merion -1, which is now 12-1). It appears that her campaign was a success. In 1980 she was elected and, in 1984, re-elected as Treasurer of the Committee. This year no Republicans have filed to run for Committee in 12-1; in fact, no … [Read more...] about In 1972, Campaigning For LM GOP Committee, A Merion Woman Ran A Half-Page Ad In The Main Line Times
Remember Split Levels?
In December of 2021, self-described Millenial, Sarah Magnuson, waxed nearly poetic in the ever-so-hip ApartmentTherapy.com - about split-level houses. She wrote - I’m calling on all millennials and Gen Zers to consider the split-level — even if you think it appears outdated. First, let’s think about space. The tiny home movement is in full swing. Split levels are far from the … [Read more...] about Remember Split Levels?