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The Theatre: New Plays in Manhattan: Feb. 27, 1933 - Vimarsana News

The Theatre: New Plays in Manhattan: Feb. 27, 1933

Alien Corn (By Sidney Howard; Katharine Cornell, producer). Once every year or so comes a fine play like this one to bring dignity and value…

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Address book owned by Howard Carter naming Tutankhamun backer Earl of Carnarvon - Vimarsana News

Address book owned by Howard Carter naming Tutankhamun backer Earl of Carnarvon

On November 4, 1922, Howard Carter found the resting place of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun, complete with more than 5,000 priceless artefacts.

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<p>The fevered belief that visitors to Tutankhamun&#39;s tomb (and their families) were cursed became a media phenomenon in 1922, but popular culture&nbsp;from the Bible to Victorian serial stories and stage plays had already linked mummies and the supernatural. Today, curses persist alongside conspiracy theories&nbsp;to help ease the randomness of tragedy.</p>

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<p>The fevered belief that visitors to Tutankhamun&#39;s tomb (and their families) were cursed became a media phenomenon in 1922, but popular culture&nbsp;from the Bible to Victorian serial stories and stage plays had already linked mummies and the supernatural. Today, curses persist alongside conspiracy theories&nbsp;to help ease the randomness of tragedy.</p>

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<p>The fevered belief that visitors to Tutankhamun&#39;s tomb (and their families) were cursed became a media phenomenon in 1922, but popular culture&nbsp;from the Bible to Victorian serial stories and stage plays had already linked mummies and the supernatural. Today, curses persist alongside conspiracy theories&nbsp;to help ease the randomness of tragedy.</p>