New Britain herald., 1930-09-05
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| New York, Sept. , Thoughts
 while strolling: The historic Garrick
 goes burlesque. Shades of Mansfield
 and Modjeska! Who remembers
 when all Childs' looked alike. Fra
 grant odors from Italian cafes-sug-
 gesting black olives. salam, antipas-
 to and curled red peppers. Yum, l yum.
 1 Gene Fowler, a Denver, Colorado, | Never saw a fat head waiter. Arthur I Hammerstein wears blue collars, too. Those Turkish towel bath robes
 get a play. A socialist lecture bu-
 reau. Earl Carols young brother
 Norman, who manages Earrs af- fairs.
 A saddle shop selling out-the auto. hooray has come to stay. Per fume-''to fit ones astral personal ity." Jack Kennedy, the restaurant keeper. Brilliant finger tips and lips but dull minds. Spooky tea rooms in black and organe and a candle glow. With fortune telling booths High nosed ladies who attend monday lectures and listen to talk of the abstract, concrete and higher things. Tullio Carminata, the actor, no worse for his slappin. Non-fat- tening candy. Still crowding the photomaton parlors-sophisticat old Broadway.
 The fellow who poses as Alfred Lunt. Bugs Bear in front of Friars Sea food cafe windows of crawling things. The Casino theater site now has high building. On it's stage the Floradora seXtette became famous And "Erminie" made it's record run. Herb Roths hippo shoulders.
 Herald Square, once a high spot, now sedate. The group that clots about the fire under little tar wag- ons. Carlo Tresca. the anarchist. Whose name somehow fits him. Gynasium schools with outside bankers, Seedy salesmen of 10-cent song bools-one the image of Roger Wolfe Kahn.
 He-man luncheon places in West sos. Where loft workers go. And idle in front afterward puffing black cigars. Yiddish monday extra | -headlining Soviet news from Mos COW. White bearded patriarchs. Rosy | checked Jewish girls. Bolshevki | Boulevard!
 London is panegyrized for it's country inn names ls cull these from memory among those around New York and present them with a mod est bow The old Lyme Tavern, Deer Cove inn, Yama Farms, Briar- cliff lodge, Stage Coach Stop, Sims bury Manor, Greylocll Moors, The Gramatan, Lake Mohonk Mountain House, Lord Jeffrey and that beau tiful trail to the Port of Missing Men.
 I stopped at Lafayette and Canal for a shine at Silk Hat Tony's" Despite the inferno of heat Tony, in tail coat and silk hat, carried on all A magazine recently flush ed to put on helpers, also clad in high hats and t; Jl. If business keeps up he will open 0 chain of Silk Hat Tony" parlors soon. His costume grew out of an election wager and so much attention he kept wearing it. Tony rattles off a list of distinguished patrons and while a good sinner seemed to me a little weak around the heels.
 The gosts of horse car lines remain on several down town streets. The lines were abandoned but it was cheaper to leave the rails standing in double scars, memento of fading generation.
 In a. health magazine office they practice what they preach. At cer- tain hours, gong sounds and work CTS jump from desks to go through exercises. You almost expect a smutty joke and a black-out.
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