The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-13
In New York
By PAUL HARRISON

NeW AUfks- mgtuVGkAbBs veSh
 stage: There are only two clean
 shows in town, according to the
 "white list" compiled by certain
 churchmen--"The Great Waitz'
 spectacle that's mostly voluhninous
 costumes and strauss music ;and that great moral hangover from the is60's, "The Drunkard, or The Fallen Saved"
 Apparently nobody has bothered to tell the compilers of the ap- proved list that beer is served the audience throughout each per- formance of "The Drunkard," and that the lesson falls on ears at- tuned only to mirth.
 Meanwhile representatives Of the movies stand about, hesitant check bols in hand, wondering which of the new plays they dare purchase for adaptation. Only five have been bought so far, and these Will require 6 good deal of scrubbirE up One they're not likely to take Is Forthcoming musical called Let's Go Nudist." l
 A Marx Threat
 Zeppo Marx has become a suc- cGH3luk tuSHtFtthA ABtHtp ObS AAv&AS object to his tactics in booking ac- producers with the threat that un. less they hire his clients he'll quit being an agent and rejoin the Marx Brothers Great Jean Nathan still Is the worlds champion one. act piaygoer. If q show Is of doubt. fuI merit he usually arrives for the second act and scurries out, hat in hand, before the third "Dods- worth" q play which almost every producer rejected for two years, now has made about half q mil. lion dollars and still goes its mag. nihcent way. Fans wait ct the stage door every night for Walter Huston, and nc signs exactly 100 autographs. Society people send their chauffeurs around for sigma. lures.
 You've got to admire the per. sistence of "prince" Mike Roman. 0ff, an Iowa orphan whose real name is Harry 0erguson. Engaged to snpefsonats himself D . new play, he had t0sseek membership | ln Actors Equity association Ana although the fee is ten times as large fer foreign performers, ne declared he had been born % hmes sia aDd was not an American citls sem
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