The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-14
In New York
By PAUL HARRISON

New York.-Meanderin Eisa
 Maxwell, who makes a business of giving too-too- -divinely-novel par ties for bored society folk, has re- turned from Europe lugging an idea for a game of tag that will involve plane, train and automo- bile dashes between ten different
 One of these days the lid will be blown off the night club rack eteering situation and the public will learn what many of its ene- mics have been doing since re- peal. Incidentally, wonder what the Rockefellers-who are practically the proprietors of the lofty Rainbow Room-think of
 some of their contemporaries in
 the night club business.
 A Big Spender hit Broadway the
 other evening, the first in several
 years who shuff1ed hundred-dol-
 lar bills into the trembling hands of cigaret girls and fan dancers.
 Paid his checks with smaller cur
 rency, which was genuine But the hundreds were worth only the paper they were printed on. :. The Gay Way, though, is prepar- ing for the advent of a man with real money-Octavio Gwinle, ca- sino proprietor and one of the wealthiest of South Americans. as New Deal Slogan
 Overheard in a theater lobby:
 They've got a new slogan for the Roosevelt administration--'D Dictat- -S f.s.& nnn nR the funniest bits of mimicry Is Sheila Barrett's imitation of Lionel Bar
 rymore singing 'The Man on the Flying Trapeze."
 Jeanne Aubert had ready an- swer for the interviewer who asked what woman should do to have beautiful hands. Moth ing" said the actress. Nothing at all!" If you see limousine
 license-numbered VA-7. that's the
 Vincent Astors. Hollywood's next titled actress will be Lady
 Cavendish. who was Adele Astaire. N. Personal Appearance" one
 of the most profitable comedy hits
 in many a season. was refused
 backing by the "smartest money"
 on Broadway. .. Albertina Rasch, the famous dance director, weighs
 as much as any three of her ballet girls. 2. Youngest night-cluhhar
 Is Jackie Cooper, who continues
 to round the bright spots with his
 mother and bodyguard. Society Entertains
 Anna Sten dresses less like movie star than any I've seen, Always sombre and conservative. At least two society women
 make up their fingernails to
 match their gowns-green. black or any color. :. And Elsie de Wolfe, I hear. has a green wig. :. Marilyn Miller wears black silk stockings. The Gene Tunneys
 are making the rounds again. :. Ursula ("Ex- -Wife") Parrot is
 back from that trip to the Orient. And Pearl Buck, who has been liv- ing quietly hereabout, has deliv- cred a new novel. :. The very
 social Eve Symington earns $2,OO0
 a week with her singing at the
 Place Piquale. It's damned every
 night. So how the Club New
 Yorker. smart, new and uppity'
 little spot, has hired the equally social Lois Elliman. :. Any day
 now. as in the mannequin feud, professional entertainers will
 charge the bluebloods with job
 larceny. <
 The Jack Dempseys at the Ritz.
 And Peggy Joyce, Dixie Dunbar,
 Mary Warburton, Claire Windsor,
 Mrs Paul Whiteman. Big Bill
 Tilden, Anna May Wong, Miriam
 Hopkins and Helen Hayes. Lois
 Moran, Charles MacArthur at Jack and Charlie's. At Fred Stones premier, the Wallace Irwins, Marc Connolly, Bernard Baruch, Roy Howard, Rex Beach, Rupert Hughes. .. Strolling on Fifth avenue, John Mccormack.