The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-27
In New York
By PAUL HARRISON

New xork,--MohHuerlHB bFVHu@ waymen are pointing out that only contortionist can got by thcse days. A fellow has to sit on the fence whiio Keeping an car to tho ground. Ho also ought to keep his back to the wall. his nose on the grindstone. and his shoulder to the wheel. And he's got to hnyo lot of push if no wants to pull himself up by his own botstraps
 Sophie Tucker, who's in Lon. don this summer, met the Duchess of York. And how. asked the Duchess. was deah Miss Tuckoh2 Sweetheart" boomod tho Rod Hot Mama, "Im Rrand!" ... Mnxle Bner is a card, au right---a joker. wild with aces, atrnights. hushcg md queens. Tn tho night spots tho lassos shamcleBsly lcnv0 their escorts to g0 over and beg him for n dance. Ho accepts. too; whiriB thom one after another for tour of tho floor. Othor evening at El Morocco he oven grabbed Earl Carroll, new moustneho and all, and waltxed him around .. Hall of Fame
 The towns full of people you know--not doing anything in pnr- ticuinr. but apparently having fun. At tho opening of Billy 1tosc'g Music Hail I saw Constance Tni. mndge, Irving Berlin, Ircnc 1,or- donl. dcorgo Jcsaoi. George White, D. W. Griffith, Icfsn Maxwoii (ai- rendy planning q society party thcrc), and, of course, Fannie
 Harpo Marx, Holcn Hayes ana Charles MacArthur in tho lobby at "Tobacc0 Rond" Irene Castle, Genc Tunncy and Dorothy Fioids nt the stork club At tho sidewalk enfc of tho st Morlts | MIchigan's Governor F'rod W. Green. And flow tables away, slipping something full of mint, was Jim Londos
 Yachts Arc Fewer
 A glance through tho new sum.
 mer social reGistor reveals q little of how society people are getting on those days. Tho hook is Issued ns vacation directory of biuo- bl0odB and includes nii those who in tho winters arc listed in tho Hep- aratc social registers of New York, philndeiphIn, Baltimore. Boston, Buffalo, Washington, pittgburg, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Dayton. St Louis, Chicago and San Fran.
 For ono thing. although nearly 300 families of Now Yorkcrs are going to Europe, many moro thnn
 usual arc going to stay in tho &An for dude ranches md mountain ton aro in for banner rcason Tho book lists the privately own. cd b0ntH. from Blo0ps to Htonm yachts. which hro in commission. and there nre nonriy q hundred less thnn tho GIT bcing used ios. summer. Irisl,mnn in tiAs GrceA
 A red-he0dod, sIIyer.tonguod frishman nnmGd Torry D0noghuc, who always has beon one of my fn- vorito people because of his bland contempt for aii economic oxigen. | clas, has como upon prosperity these days. Finds himself owner, manager and n1agtor of ceremonies II Of C suburban resort called tho Moulin Rouge, n sort of music fnil pnttornod aftor tho placog Of gen. oratIon nRo. r Of courso, ho may chuck tho whole thing tomorrow, and with his patient wife hitch.hiko Co some western gold fold, or ship on q froighteP to sec q man over in London about q book. Terry is an able fiewspapernnn and when no fools like it chn make q living with his typewriter, when no has a typewriter. IIo also like to makes speeches on street cornerH, having once done that profession- , ally during . couple of lean years in Chicago. And nc has edited three magazines at various times ---OnO highbr0w, one very low and rAcy, and ono liberal.
 Not long ago DOn0ghue found himself in mid-Mnnhnttnn without cent 10 get nome. And it was n long walk, So nc climbed onto A parked truck and delivered a speech on "Th0 Taiiaeieg of the Marxist Doctrine" This N his sure-fire soap box oratlon, and tho collection yielded ei.0b. Terry bought q large cigar and took . taxi,