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Thursday, September 18, 1980 Philadelphia Daily News 29 Ml? ro W. Schwartz Will See You Now Six years ago Former City Council President George X. Schwartz threatened to "kick the s---" out of me because he didn't like what I was writing about him. I offered to meet George but we've just never been able to get together. Now I guess the only chance George will get to carry out his threat is when I meet in him the yard at Allenwood on visiting day Britt Ekland, who behaved so badly at the recent funeral of her ex, Peter Sellers (she apparently didn't behave too well during their marriage either), is telling chums she'll marry the mink rocker she's been livine in London Organization and the Nederlander Organization (two two top legit theater operators in Frump City) are fighting to buy the playhouse, but Our Town's Lee Guber and Shelly Gross (bossmen of the Music Fairs empire) have also quietly put in a hefty bid to buy the 46th Street Theater When Don Rickles headlines at Harrah's in Lake Tahoe," later this year, Our Town's Patti Labelle will share the stage with him.

And if Patti needs someone to carry her luggage, let me put my bid in early. Lake Tahoe is just about my favorite spot in America and Harrah's is one of my favorite hotels If you have a language problem with a guest from overseas who doesn't speak English, the restaurant to schlep him to is Deja-Vu at 1609 Pine St. Owner-chef Sal Montezinos speaks eight different languages including English, French, German, Italian, Swiss-German, Flemish, Dutch and Spanish and he's managed to tell me "you're flagged" in all of them The rumor that Greta Garbo will come out of retirement is making the rounds again. This time it comes from a friend of the Silent Swede who insists that Greta is anxious to play the role of Mother Teresa in an upcoming flick dramatizing the life of the Nobel Prize winner. Garbo, if you believe the rumors, would reportedly turn over every dime of her salary to aid the noble nun's good work in India Cinelli's has dropped its libel suit against the Camden Courier-Post and its reporter Linda Jankowski.

The suit was filed last March in New Jersey and claimed "false and libelous" statements were published in the paper during its coverage of an outbreak of illness among patrons of the restaurant back in November of 1979. The Ci-nelli family said they called off the lawsuit because they wanted to avoid the publicity of a trial I zipped through a small Pennsylvania town the other day that was so old-fashioned the local drugstore wouldn't let me buy Playboy without a prescription from my wife's gynecologist! -with frr tho Inct twn vpa Ihp's IS vpaw nlrlpr than the punk old enough to be his mother. Which is a nice halfword to describe her For the TV skit, Eddie wore a turban which he then gave back to the Indian waiter from whom he borrowed it "The waiter was an Indian giver," Eddie explained WFLN Radio loses its deal to carry the NBC National news Jan. 1 to WWDB-FM, which now carries news flashes from the Mutual Network. Jerry Williams, WWDB's program director and its most liberal talk-show blabber, will be leaving the station at about the same time and few of his co-workers are singiqg any sad songs over his departure.

More on the Williams situation later Prof. Peter L. Brill of the University of Pennsylvania writes in the October issue of Forum magazine that anxiety, discouragement and confusion experienced at work can be as deadly as a bullet. If the professor is correct, my life expectancy isn't too long which, I suppose, is good news for such types as George X. Schwartz and Jerry Williams Reader John Bodrog of Roebling, N.J., writes in to complain of the trouble with porno flicks: "You can always predict the climax!" Good news for us lovers of such Jewish food delights as potato pirogen.

A new Jewish dairy restaurant to be named the European Dairy Restaurant will open soon at 20th and San-som Streets on the site of the recently-folded Mr. Hungry coffee shop. It'll join the recently mean wmie a real jauy mae tumecu shortly before her recent stroke why she never mnrrioH- "I unnlH havp haii tn pivp nn mv fa "Fast Biting the Big Apple opened Bernice's Greener Pastures Dairy Restaurant, 1506 Spruce as the only two eating places of their kind in Center City New York City's famed 46th Street Theater is up for grabs. Owners Irwin Meyer and Stephen Friedman have slapped a $6-million price tag on it They really don't need the loot because they are co-producers of the smash hit musical "Annie," which currently has broken all box-office records at the Forrest Theater here. The Shubert vorite hobby men!" When Frank Sinatra returns from a roaringly successful three-week gig in London Sept.

21, he'll take it easy for a while. He'll rest up at his Palm Springs estate for the entire month of October. But before he goes into hibernation, he'll star at a gala for his pal and my hero, Ronald Reagan Our Town's Fast Eddie Greves (a hit on ABC-TVs "A.M-.New York" in Frump City, just did a segment at the-Nirvana Restaurant in the Big Apple, which features Indian and Bangladesh. food. bo 4 potential and to gain independence.

(age is unimportant) who wasn't are a time to reassess and change your life. There are still many good Dear Dr. Brothers: Whoever said life begins at 40 was a terrible liar. It's better to mature at 40 or 50 than never to mature at all. Dr Joyce Brothers welcomes Questions.

Sne will answer those of general interest in her column. Write Dr Joyce Brothers, The Philadelphia Daily News. 400 N. Broad SI. Phila Pa.

19101. years left and you may find your life much more rewarding once you begin to get acquainted with yourself. There's still time to develop your PE 'JET ft For me, it seems to be the end of the line. Everything has happened wrong for me in the past two years. I had a husband who took care of everything for me and then he suddenly died.

He took care of all the family JOYCE BROTHERS know how to balance a checkbook or do any of the things that seem to be a part of daily living for a lot of people. I'd like to find another man just like my husband, but now I'm 42 and it seems unlikely that such a man could ever come along. I'm very depressed most of the time and I feel that my life is over. A.G. Dear A.G.: Most people, both male and female, face a crisis in their middle years, but the woman who has been overprotected in her marriage faces even greater trials at that time.

From your description, it seems, to me that you were like a child bride encouraged to take any responsibility. Some people consider this a kindness, but actually you have allowed yourself to be cheated out of the right to grow up and become a mature individual. Life for you really can begin immediately if you decide that you want to start accepting responsibilities, if you want to discover who you are as a separate individual. Sometimes this is not easy and it's bound to involve learning many new things, but learning is part of what makes life exciting and stimulating. It would probably be better for your development and for your future happiness if you didn't find a man as protective as your late husband.

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