The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-26
BY PAUL HARRISON

ings: It's chilly on Broadway's sidewalks, and jobless entertainers need no second invitation to head south. One club manager tele- graphed an eccentric dancer: "Wire your lowest salary four weeks -here." The Broadwayman's answer bounced two hours later: "Com- ing at once."
 Palm Island customers don't make eyes at platinum Viii Mill. She's the ex-wife of Zbyszko. ... William Leeds, tho tin -plate heir born with q silver spoon, heads the local bachelors brigade, along with William Rhinelander Stewart. And usually he leads a party the size of a convention back aboard his yacht. .. Sailing Barush, the brok- CT, Is invited to judge every beauty contest. =. Guy Loomis is the big gest broker hercabouts. In stature .... Whitney Bourne, very shy be- hind her dark glasses is recuperat- ing from an overdose of reducing. Mad Hattcrs
 It's a bad season for the hut makers, with nearly every man go- ing bareheaded. And not even the somberoe of Fred Amy, million aire cattleman, can compensate in acreage. Florida natives don't go swimming in winter-time. They think it's too cold Here and there I've seen a plump little woman whom ali Gotham used to know--the former Mrs James j. Walker. :. A certain Mrs Rentsch- Ter was pointed out as another ex- onIAhNtfay o Af nnAaAyna,y Joan Sawyer then, greatest of dancers.
 Champion of one-arm golfers is Thomas McAuliffe, Pittsburgh turfman. .. There are no legiti- mate thenters hereabouts, but n steady influx of theatrical people.
 The smart stepping Clifton Webb will go from here to Hollywood to star in 6 picture, and is worrying about whether he'll film well. ... Gosslps are more confident than ever of q Max Baer-Mary Kirk Brown marriage. At this time last year, and on the same beach she met and soon married Robert Mar tin, q Wall street broker. The match lasted less than week. Midnight Canters
 The appalling athletcism of peo- pie here has led to a/fnd for mid night canters on the bride paths. The only elderly lady who likes to tell her age--Edna Wallace Hopper gets about to all the gay spots at the most unearthly hours. .. Elizabeth Arden, another beauty capitalist, is a racing fan and has entered her own horse at Hia- leah. .. Ratio of women to men is about 5-a, and q handsome gigolo with all the social graces may ex- pect an income of s100'a day.
 Many of the richies maintain several establishments - homes, fishing cottages. luxurious beach cabanas and the like. But the James Moffets are the only ones with two yachts. Helen Morgan, when she first arrived, spurnod the smart hotels clam bring for her pat ronage and moved into the modest apartment of a newspaper woman, Dorothy Dey. They're pals of show days; Dorothy was one of the orig lnal Texas Guinan girls. Liquor long has been openly sold and advertised, but the state supreme court has just got around to de. ciding that 1t is legal.
 Coupled on
 The passing show, Casey Lam bert, heir to the pharmaceutical fortune, and blonde Vivian King. Young Alfred Vanderbilt talking to Mary Hrsch, America's only wo- man trainer of race horses. Beach romance: Marie Loewi, Gotham so- elite, and Leonard Cramer of Buffalo: wedding bells. Lou Davis, the song writer, is rhyming "palms" with "Brahms." Eva Farrell looks like the most giorined of showgiris, but is McClelland Barclays model.
 In Mother" Keliy's bar, Broad ways pet meeting place: Merlin Aylesworth Lee shubcrt, Vernon Mcfarland, Georgie. Price. Also Betty Carstairs. the husky English sportswoman who bought herself q whole island near here; and Ruth Baldwin, of the locomotive millions. Joseph E. Widener, the track magnate who has done more for honest racing than any man living. At Barney Gallant''s: Ayles- worth again, and owen D. Young, both. Of them bowling over the Yacht Cluh hovA, aatirIcal NRA