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Daughter Betty was the center of Ed's and Sylvia's household, right up until her marriage to Ensign Robert H. Pr.echt. Now there's a completely furnished apartmeht awaiting the young couple's visits at the Sullivans' new farm.
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The farm has become the big thing in Ed Sullivan's life, and he drives up from New York City every chance he gets.
Ed Sullivan's reigning passion. Whenever he could beg, borrow or steal a second from his busy schedule, he rushed to the nearest fairway.
Surprising as it is, Ed's indifference about a game of golf is nowhere near as amazing as is the fact that he has become a landowner at all. Ed and Sylvia Sullivan were considered, by everyone who knew them, as the world's most confirmed "cliff-dwellers." For all their married life, they have lived in two heart-of-the-city hotels in New York. And, aside from a few personal knickknacks, they seemed to regard possessions of any kind simply as things to be given away or otherwise disposed of as quickly as possible. Now, suddenly, Sylvia Sullivan finds herself shopping for linens and stowing away canned goods, while her ever-lovin' mulls the merits of assorted tractors, harvesting machines and all manner of dairy implements.
Sullivan-like, Ed's playing the squire to the hilt.
Of course, he has never done anything by halves. It wasn't in him— when he decided to acquire roots, one day last spring — simply to purchase a house and lot. He had to wind up with The Farm — five fully furnished structures, including a nine-room house, surrounded by 150 acres of grazing lands, and landscaped terraces. Plus a tenant farmer and his family and thirty head of fine dairy cows!
It's the same with Toast Of The Town — everything about it has to be the biggest and best of its kind, and it garners the highest ratings . . . the same with his fivetimes-a-week column — that's In the nation's largest circulation papers. And Ed's the same way about people. He goes all out. His friends' triumphs are his, their sorrows make him unhappy. He's a guy on whom other people have learned they can lean.
Ed Sullivan and hi9 Toast Of The Town are seen over CBS-TV, Sun., from 8 to 9 P.M. EST, as sponsored by the Lincoln-Mercury Dealers.
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