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|Bohamian lovenests and incon-|charge prices that make tnemjture of an 'artists' life'? thatjcontemptuously described _ by| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 24, 1963 3 bed thi igruously named for such art/suitable only for the well-to-dojhas long been extinct in thisjone former Village poet as "the; orem asst at imasters as Picasso and Van 'new Villagers' or the mostiarea of New York. And often Coney Island of the mind." | : . . . e ® 1 age us Ing \Gogh cs spendthrift of visitors it appears lacking even in any| ~~ egies crema ROT INSURES 1 were injured, police reported, whe ie For all its liveliness, the cur-eal entertainment value, PLAY IT SAFE PARIS (AP)--A cafe quarrel About 80 persons were arrested ! | RENTS rent Greenwich Village scene! Yet the tidal-wave of tourism] Sa!°ty:consclous Swedes use Detween Moslems and African' after the battle in the industrial e | With the influx new fin | ' y por : Heving pelieners Ep Ahan strikes some observers. as acontinues and the side-shows| seat belts on 65 per cent of their) Negroes turned into a riot Mon. suburb of St, Denis, Two pistols 1 OUTI1S rong quent. building boom. rents in Particularly grotesque carsca- raucously proceed in a setting! automobiles, day night. At least 15 persons' were found in a gutter, Greenwich Village skyrocketed . ee a -- -- ---- , Ox ; lie the 1920s \search for such surroundings|Util today the area is prohibi- By CYRIL FOX ne public of the and] or su tively expensive, The great ma NEW YORK (CP) --Green-/1930s, the works of Eugenejhas led them to the Village : ' cain eats ann illage is vibrantly alive/O'Neill, Marianne Moore, John rhe py find is handsome nyo Te ne mat Ait 8 and , uae ae days--not with!Dos Passos, E, E Canbniias tetas bina: Mg gen: gan have long since moved WORLD'S 2 L art-in-the-making but with theand other such residents of thelorally cozy air of an off-beat 'be FINEST ETAI bustle of tourist throngs and the/district quickly won recognition! community tucked away within Meanwhile, thousands mill din designed to attract them.|as ranking with the best of U.S./q great metropolis, The streets|about in quest of "Bohemian SEAMLESS VALUE 1.00 HOSE! The iVilage covers a 14-block art often are narrow and twisting--|sensations" 'amid a tangle of area on the west side of lower cy aRACTER CHANGED a quaint exception to the rk: gaudy neon, show windows ' With every 5:00 Purchase (not including Tobacco Products) Manhattan, Once a tiny rural! Ruy the character of Green-|!@l¥ > symmetrical pattern. of|stuffed with arty-crafty bric-a community, it was absorbed. by vin) Vinage has changed since Many North American cities./brac, gravel-voiced touts boost.) growing New York City in Un the Second World War Where] oats: cafes and cabarets, mostiing the joys of burlesque the} 19th century and became the thine, 5 hi jot them designed to blend with/forlorn strumming of folk gui-! 0 s S ® i! 0 . S j I! home of Irish and, later, Italian . vg he ao gpg pari ithis picturesque background,|tars and the: solemn intoning of pening pecia ' penin a immigrants only the trappings of art-mak abound in the neighborhood. (be atnik verse .. --_---- By the early 20th century, itling, placed on show for droves; The demand for living space Where once there were pal Gl f£ DE ' I {AIR ae offered an abundance of cheap!of tourists and new colonies ofjin Greenwich Village hit boom ettes worked by genuine crafts housing, ideal for traditionally|rosidents who themselves rarelyjlevels during the 1950s, To ac -- now street -- hawk hard-up writers and artists./can Jay claim to being. artists./commodate the apartment hunt.|{heir wares to gullible tourists i R L ER Thus it became a new World) yrainiy pesponsible for this/ers: Teal estate companies/or exhibit them in a '<-- Air Freshner Spray equivalent of London's Chelsea : . --. « Iripped down scores of old annual event known as the Vil Retail Price 79¢ ' : transformation is the fact tha : A Retail Price 1.00 an dthe Latin quarter of Paris |houses and replaced them with/lage Art Show From low-cost: rooms and since the war art has become multi-storeyed apartment build Where once bars and cafes 0 r e atudios, the Village art commu: highly fashionable. Con-jings that have transformedicatered to the painting and U Pivot fu Cshawa! Our nity discharged a steady stream seque tiv. thousands dream of!much of the Village scene into/writing fraternity, now sucn es P ~ € e \ € of radically new poetry vaintjliving or playing in an arta complex of enormous archi-jtablishments, scrupulously mod rice ee J ) ; [tablishments, | Price ing, plays and fiction upon the saturated atmosphere and their'tectural boxes masquerading as'elled after European bistros T DISCOUNT | a Retail Price 1.75 ALL SUMMER 20% OFF or 4.298 5 KING ST. WEST, OSHAWA) ff COTHPASTE BATHING SUITS i | Price : 0 FABRICS DISCONTINUED LADY PATRICIA "ERESH" oll VE a ee cen BEDDING LINES | |) BRYLCREEM ff HAIR SPRAY Bf pout.on veovoranr 33 1/3 % bis Le idee did \ Retail Price 98c Retail Price 99¢ Retail Price 89c BALLET Morgan Jones Spreads : | Kenwood Blankets Our ice: 7 i TISSUE off Regular Prices | Celanese Blankets Price Q- g Our Price o. 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