The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-10

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, Is off on another expedition to
the jungles, his frau accompany
ing him. From Lynn, Mass,
Frances Mccoy writes to deny
her reported elopement with
Jerry Culhane. Towns newest
dream-baby is KEITH Gallian, the
imported French gal who plays
the title role in the forthcoming
pic, Marie Galente" plerAy
beautiful. But it's Lucienne
Boyer, her compatriot, who's
thefted most of the newspaper
thunder the last few days. "A
couple of my columniStic con-
temporaries are at each other
again, enlivening dull days for
the rest Of us.
My personal opinion is that
the haunts catering or endeavOr-
ing to cater exclusively to the
smoother set are doomed for
fan this season Society is
pretty much bored with each
other and prefers to invade the
rOwdier, tinSeled rendezvous
where it can rub shoulders with
the lOwlier half and get some
real laughs. For proof, visit
the Casino de Paree, the Holly
wood or the Paradise any night
and observe the type of patron
who remains to the bitter end
The Phil Bakers expect their
herring around January 18th. .
Overheard observation of Miss
Libby Holman to her escort as
they left the Music Box after
the opening of "Nerrily We Roll
Al0ng''-"Well, I suppose you
were . starry-eyed dreaming
fool in your student days, tOO!"
Hiram BlOOmingdale, the mer-
chant, has written a play, call.
ing in Sam Shipman to apply
the polishing touches. Might
make an interesting yarn-re-
actions of a prominent merchant
In the thrOes of literary creation.
Revival Days
John Prete is going ahead
NTH his plans to inst1u n re.
Ufved Cafe de L'Opern at the old
Lotsts Sherry's site on Madison
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