The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-16
In New York
Nv PAUL HARRISON

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 New York-Mcanderings: Broad- | ways newest Dillinger gag is lnht inc bandit probably has joined q
 vaudeville act, and so wont DC Scch for years
 It's spring on the Main stem when taxicabs put their tops down l Those perennial rumors about Maude Adams return to the stage
 are stirring again. So~is Miss Kis-
 kadden Cher real namc). who ven-
 lures in now and then from her | Long Island estate There's Il
 woman bootblack in the Times
 Square district Nopody iooks less like the Marx brothers than the Marx brothers eans makeup
 except when Harpo musters that silly grin
 Maybe 1t was veterans night: anyway, saw Mae Murray ana | Mia Naldi at the St Moritz. Ann Pennington and Peggy Hopkins Joyce at the Club Richman, ana Fannie Ward and Fannie Brice at the Casino dc Farce. It was at the latter spot the other evening that lady socialites paid plenty to dance with he-socialitcs who had turned gigolos for charity's sake: Three of them were titled. ana there was o real live prince
 Serge Obolensky. Just as the rcformcrs nave
 forced the burlcsque thcaters
 to remove their illuminated runways (bccausc they were fire hazards or moral mchaccs or something), q night club
 called CIIcz FoIIics installs . runway which puts the un- draDcd chorus cuties practi- caIIy in the customers soup. 
 Such Is Fame
 Harlem is a place where a ,llt- tie fame goes a long way. When two comedians named Buck and Bubbles opened at n large Broad way cabaret an unknown negro
 stationed himself in the lobby with an air of intending to spend the evening there. A sub-manager came up and suggested that his ab-
 scncc might be desirable. and the negro looked at him reproachfuIly.
 "Ah guess you don know who An am." he said. "Heah's my cahd, suh." And there indeed was his card: Edward Jackson--Private | Valet to Buck and Bubbles" There's something in q name. after all: Brooklyn has Dr Gargie
 who's n dentist Peggy Strick- land, night club sopgstress, wears
 n Phi Beta Kappa key Red
 Emma Goldman's middle-wcstcrn lecture tour didn't turn out well. | Which Is to say that the cash cus- toners djdn't turn out to hear her | Jack Dempsey gays he has
 bought a paper in Gladewater.
 Texas, and will edit 1t hiipseIf to
 satisfy lifelong ambition. I | couldn't convince him that his
 prestige would be greater If he re-
 maipcd the only man who never
 said: q used to be newspaper
 man myself" Zelda tMrs '.
 scott) Fitzgerald. in addition to
 being n novelist and the wife Of n novelist. Is an artist. At least. she has come right out with q public exhibition of paintings and draw
 ing Helen Gahngan and Mel. vyn Douglas. the acting pair. call their 6-monthslold son Turn
 over"; and if he's got a real pame
 nobody ever heard t
 Enpic MadrIGNcrA, the or. | CUVHltH hGNtbNbe NN&s"eNV psss~~ q critic Is n person who LOOKS for the cloud around every
 silver lining.
 swank in Liquor
 Mid-Manhattan, which used to be the speakeasy belt. Is the center for wine merchants now. one liauor store, called the Good Spirit ahon. ia so 3uppity that tt opened the other evening with an orches- tra and fashion show. No custom CT would dare sit in the deep lcath- | CT chairs and order less than q couple of cases. Far below there are private vaults for storage. And l the esta bIishment has n lady wine expert to guide the selection of rare brands and fine vintagcs. lied.
 chuckling. after asking her what wine could be served with chili ana
 Purely as q matter of academic Interest, I wish to report tho fa- vorite lihatIons of some people you know. Mary Pickford: equal parts Bacardi rum and pineapple Juice, q teaspoon of grenadine and q few drops of Maraschino. Char lie Chaplin: equal parts lime juice.
 sloe gin, apricot brandy. VIII Rogers; 1-4 orange juice. 1-4
 French Yermouth, 1-2 Plymouth gin, few dashes Curacao. Mae West q won't swear this 10 her
 favOrite): yoik Of one cgg, one teaspoon powdered sugar, jigger
 of brandy, dash of cayenne pepper on top.