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is trying to set up a meeting with <u>Marshall Lucas</u>, but without  <br>
is trying to set up a meeting with <u>Marshall Lucas</u>, but without  <br>
too much success. I told him about my connections with Felicia,  <br>
too much success. I told him about my connections with Felicia,  <br>
who also was going to see <u>Marshall Lucas</u> and how I have to keep things separate.
Told him that I might have other possibilities for <u>TAKE-A-WORD</u>.  <br>
I'll let him know if I do decide to show it elsewhere.  <br>
He'll let me know in advance of any meeting with Marshall  <br>
Lucas so that I can decide whether to have him show it or not.
To Brentano's. Spoke to <u>Dorothy Shapiro</u> and gave her copies of  <br>
''<u>S & T</u>'' #32, 33, 34, & 35.  <br>
3M told her that they did well in '72. The games did well  <br>
in Brentano's, except for <u>MONAD</u>, of which they have piles. There  <br>
is only 1 <u>SLEUTH</u> left but they can't reorder until after inventory.  <br>
She said that jig-saws are doing very well. Told her of the ones in  <br>
food packages. The salesman never called on her.  <br>
She said that <u>TRIPPPLES</u> was the nearest thing to a craze this  <br>
X'Mas. They will be coming out with a cheaper edition with a  <br>
plastic tray. Dorothy doesn't think the present edition looks worth its price.  <br>
She asked me to let her know if I find any other possible crazes.  <br>
I told her about <u>HOLIDAY</u>. She was very interested in it,  <br>
particularly that it can be played by from 2 to 8 players. Possibly I'll  <br>
go to the store to demonstrate it.  <br>
She wants Bob Gellman to get in touch with her, because she  <br>
wants more <u>MOVIE MOGULS</u>.  <br>
Saw that they had copies of ''<u>AGOG</u>'' in the game book section  <br>
for $2.98.
To Pierce Promotion and got an <u>IMAGE</u> glossy from <u>Jack Davis</u>.
Met <u>Claude</u> and went to the thrift shops. Claude bought a copy  <br>
of <u>Jules Cooper</u>'s <u>THE STOCK MARKET GAME</u>. I bought, for 35 [cents],  <br>
<u>THE GAME OF LOVE</u>.  <br>
Claude had the March and Dec. '72 ''<u>SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN</u>''s for me -  <br>
50 [cents] each. Returned the copy of ''TOY REVIEW</u>'' to him. The Dec. '72  <br>
mag. mentions Jerry D'Arcey and <u>THE IMPUZZABLES</u>.  <br>
Claude asked me what kind of arrangement I would want if he made  <br>
use of the moving mechanism I used in <u>TAKE FIVE</u>. I told  <br>
him that I had gotten a release from Renwal on it and I will  <br>
probably try to do something with it myself.  <br>
Claude rcd. a letter from HASBRO saying that they had bought all  <br>
rights to his Auction <u>GAME</u>. He rcd. a letter from  <br>
Frank Armbruster that his royalties on <u>GENIUS BLOCKS</u> were about $22  <br>
(the amount was Claude's not Frank's).
Rcd. the letter from Hasbro on <u>HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME</u>.  <br>
<u>Arthur</u> called to say that he had rcd. his.  <br>
Rcd. the $375 check for <u>FOCUS</u> from Hallmark.  (cont. on 1/27)