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October 9, 1998-PAGE NINE
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Q. I’m an 841-year-old obsessed
with finding a movie called
“Dante’s Inferno.” I don’t know
the name of the stars. In my way of
thinking, it had logic, drama and
left a deep impression. I saw the
movie in Dallas in the early 1930s.
— L.B., Woodstock, III.
A. I’m afraid that movie is riot
available on tape. It came out in 1935
and starred Spencer Tracy and Claire
Trevor. Of particular interest is the
tact that Rita Hayworth dances in one
scene; it was one of her first hits on
film
Q. I was a loyal and devoted fan
of Alice Faye and was deeply
moved to read of her recent death.
She seemed to be the picture of
health. Are you the Dick Kleiner
who wrote a book with her a few
years ago? She was such a beautiful
person. — J. K., Oak Lawn, III.
A. Yes, she was a beautiful person,
and, yes, she and I did write a book
together, called “Growing Older,
Staying Young.” She managed to stay
young up until her final illness.
Q. Was, or is, Tiffany’s, from the
film “Breakfast at Tiffany's,” an
actual restaurant or a metaphor for
another idea? I’ve never seen it.
Did Tt-uman Capote have anything
to do with the writing? — G.W.,
Hot Springs, Ark.
A. Capote wrote the novella, on
which the movie was based. They
serve no food at Tiffanys, one of the
world’s finest jewelry stores. So the
title is, as you suspect, a metaphor for
the good life.
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Vulnerable: North-South
Dealer: North
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Opening lead:
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The next use
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players. An opponent has bid a suit.
You are desperate to get into three no-
trump, but you don’t have a stopper in
that opponent’s suit. How do you ask
partner if he has a stopper? Answer:
You euc-bid the opponent’s suit. This
is often called a Western cue-bid.
sometimes a directional asking bid.
How do you distinguish this from
the strength-showing cue-bid men-
tioned yesterday? Well, normally the
Western cue-bid occurs on the second
or third round of the auction, not the
first. And it typically arises after an
opponent ovcrcalls (though it can be
used after an opponent opens).
Ixrok at the North hand What
should he bid on the second round?
He has the values for game, but docs
n’t like spades. Also, we never go out
of our way to play in a minor when
no-trump is feasible. Yet North does-
n’t have a heart stopper. Let the West-
ern cue-bid ride to the rescue. Two
hearts asks partner to bid no-trump
with a stopper.
West leads the heart seven.
If East has both missing aces, the
contract is surely dead. But if West
has only two hearts — as the bidding
suggests — and one of the aces, the
contract is makahlc as long as declar-
er ducks the first trick. South wins the
heart return and plays a diamond.
Here, when West wins with the ace, he
doesn’t have another heart to lead.
(Note in passing that if South starts
with a club, not a diamond, at trick
three. West should play the jack. Then
East should win with his ace and
return a club, defeating the contract.)
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By Bi.rnict Bkdl Osoi
[Read for entertainment only Predic
tons have no reliable basis in fact.)
f • Saturday, Oct. 10,1998
Look for the coming year to do a
flip-flop on you. especially with things
that have a direct affect on your
material well-being You will be quite
lucky in areas where you previously
tailed
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Luck is
on your side today In order to utilize
its energy, visualize yourself as a
winner and avoid taking any unnec-
essary risks
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)
When attempting anything of sigmfi
cance today, stick to partnership
arrangements You'll be a lucky
charm for others and vice versa.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21)
What you do for others today, you II
also be doing for yourself. Should a
friend come to you asking for assis-
tance, respond with open arms and a
smile.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
The people you know socially could
help you secure some type of special
favor This is only because they like
and believe in you.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)
Don’t be afraid to put out maximum
effort today in order to achieve your
aims It’s that kind of day where the
harder you work, the luckier you II be
PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) If
you play life as a game rather than a
war, everything will work out to your
liking today Taking your involve-
ments too seriously could hinder you
ARIES (March 21-April 19) Mate
rially speaking, this could be a rather
impressive day for you. Roll up your.
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TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You II
need some type of social outlet today
to gratify your expectations and
urges However, restrict yourself to
tf friends with whom you share
fort zone . „. .
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) As
time ticks on today, you could be in
for some surprises in terms of how
much you've accumulated More
gets accomplished when things are
done in a slow, steady pace
CANCER (June 21-July 22)
Developments that have pohhca
overtones could work in your Ibenefit
today. If you properly promote wnat
you have to offer, all the support you
need will be forthcoming
LEO (July 2S-AUQ. 22) You ve
always enjoyed being the fljvw Allow
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you re m need of assistance accept
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