The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
In New York
ny PAUL HARRISON

New YOrk-McnndertnH brohu" where n bootblack who never read Horatio Algcr retiros with $sb,O0O Where . theatrical hotel advertiaea: "We serve breakfast until 2 D. m." Where n sign on tho Hollywood reads: "Ap- bearing Nightly--lielon Kane Cooled by Refrigeration"
 Amelia Earhart doesn't llko t0 be called Mrs Putnam" nor does she wear an engagement or wed. ding ring The social and athletic Measrs George Lowthcr and George Hobson trot around tho Central Park reservoir each morn- Ing Katharine Cornell took in sG50, 900 on her tour. Yet there are people who'll toll you that the thcater ia dying .. Every where that Mary Roos---Mary iirlnn, l mean---Diek Powell is sure to be Mnrlcno Dietrich iA thinking about m offer from Max Gordon, the producer, for a Brond. way play In tho autumn in the Same Circle
 Broadway ian't conscious of it's own social democracy. 1 scarcely had thought of it myself until m English visitor got Go asklng tho identtcA of people in a night club. A distinguished looking fellow who caught hIa attention was a song plugRer who, I'm sure. make less money than tho average n0cktla salesman. Another man, darkly handsome, was q minor rack oteer who operates procariously on tho uncertain fringos Of legitimacy.
 A third was a promoter who'd boon absent t-mtndod about his inc oomo tax and was celebrating his return from jail, A lass in pearls and bheklcsa gown, whom many people greeted cordially, was a hat check girl taking n night off from h0r chores In another cabaret, And then thero was tho mountebnnk "prinoo" Mike R0manoff, speaking with broad A'H to people who didn't seem t0 mind.
 Among thcse and many other folk of iittlo consequence were such people aA Mrs Charles Whit. the fleet, Mir and Mrs Sailing Bn. ruch, Marj0rio Oolricha, Constance Talmadge, Laddie sanford, A well. known judge, a man from Wall Htroet--and tho lnttor was the cs. cort of tho hnt.chock glri.
 Studying fOr the llar
 Two ox.bond hnlchmen, q former teacher of romance languages and n broke brOkcr hro among tho Atu- dcntH at tho llnrtendorA' school. Also A young doctor who plans to ohrn enough money tO Aet himself up in practice Hotel McAlpl has tho two oldest practIcIng bnr- tendora--f.0uia dhloany. head mix. or at Dclm0nie0'H a6 years ago, nnd Hans Noumnnn. who's sI Only cabaret proprietor who klsAcs ladies' handa--0r even kn0wa how Co, for that matter---is M. loo Holli. Fresh rom Paris May Sut. ton l,undy trcmembcr horY,--wo. mons tennis champion of some 20 years aso) teaches tho game at
 Maybe you haven't hcard much about tho 1. W. W. lately. Wen, m hnn z headau"rtor" here; rlsht "noat "n 'R tho "yn"oS f"moS~ blonnc annsnns. t1ns lots, e social socrotAry told mo thoro'a only one sct of trlplcts in tho local blue book---MrH Roger Cutler, Mrs William Woody ward and Mrs Arthur Fowler, all noe Crydcr. A lot Of twins. thoughi ElAle and Anne Vanderbilt who don't look alike; Maurice and Francis Burke Roche, who do; Jack and Geof. frey uatcH, nla0 identical; Lady uranard and Mrs Henry Carnegie Phipph
 
 Oi.D Friends nnt
 Peggy Joyce, who moots a lot of people, doesn't remember ali of them, oven after repeated introduce tiOnH. There's one mutr0n of nt least GO who has been preaentcd many times, in New York and fiol. iywo0d and London. but always without a Aian of recognition from |th0 actress. Chances arc, though. tho latter will remember after this, for tho other afternoon the pair again were formally made known to each other. "Oh. Misg J0ycol" guahed tho gray.hairod woman. maybe q little maliciously, lever since was little girl I've been dying to meet y0u!"