The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-18
In New York
B, GEORGE ROSS

New Yk, Oct. 18-Manhattan
 Medley: he traffic snarl in the
 Forties iStill due to the presence
 hereabou of Joan Crawford and
 F'ranchoT Tone. They almost start
 ed a riothe other night at the
 opening,f the musical, "Jubilee,"
 despite le fact that scores of
 other cebrities were in attendance
 at the lemiere.
 A gil resembling the wide-
 eyed Jln, was the center of some
 commotn on Longacre Square
 the otfr evening. Seems to me
 New Ydz has seldom put on such
 an exhition of idolatry for wis.,
 iting deen from Beverly and
 Malihu -.
 InseEable Couple: Hope Hanip-
 ton, tleppera star and Jules Bru- latour wlo supplies celluloid to the
 films. Prtes of the first-night tick cts ar eing up; the Shuberts set
 the hgh hstakes, $8.80 for their show, 1t Home Abroad" but the tickt specs trebeled that sum befoA the curtain went up on that iashy premiere. Even the Thester suild, which usually scales theseats down low, asked $7.7O for 'Porgy and Bess" and got it cherfully "At Home Abroad" il a hit which reminds me that Mnsky,s Burlesque, re- luctant to Jet the chance go by, had a grill revue last week en- titled "Abrdd at Home" Il Military Marriage
 The wife [ General Attillo Te- ruzzi, Il hce's leading rnili- l tary stratdst in Ethiopia, is | none other han Lillian Weinman, daughter [ Polish immigrants | living in Nv York. She met the l general inLa Scala, where she | studied sinng, and when her fa- ther, Isaa writes to Lilly now, he address, the letter to Sua Ex- cellenza Dhha Lilliana Teruzzi.
 Add iJnies: Mary Taylor, daughter If a millionaire and | niece of te fabulous Countess de Frasso, Us been engaged by | Hecht & EacArthur to play in | Soak theRich" I was called to serve 1 the jury of the court room 1helrdranna, "The Night of January ,," and voted the de- fendant boris Nolan guilty, al- though SC showed uS-12 men good ar true--a nifty ankle. Your correspondent hasn't been the sameiince ..
 It's dipncerting to hear Anna May Whg, the slanty-eyed star of OrierAl roles, speak with flawless ,xford English accent Plainclotes sleuths are on the trail of te meanest man in town, a fellow who has been poisoning pigeons h Central Park A plsteglas sign which fingers fond ly in ms memory is the red paint legend der a tire repair shop. re- feFing functure victims to "Blow- out Loue"
 Stllar brbits
 Hiram O. Bloomingdale, the de- pftmeit store magnate, is an am- aeur paywright The flaxen- hired rlissa Landi is to desert the rpvies Tor new Broadway drama ] And the ruffle-haired Rudy P| Nllee 5. reported to be contem- Iating a brief plunge into stage tting i. Emil Ludwig, the biog- tpher, had his first subway ride te other afternoon. They couldn't pax hiDa out !. The Frank Bucks,
 seems to me, are slick in the rawing room, despite jungle train- lg.
 The girl who stops the show 1ery night along Broadway is Ieanor Powell, g beautiful him. e-footed tap dancer. She's in le show at the Winter Garden Id in the musical films. Only year ago, she found jobs scarce And so Ed Wynn. madhatter mic, wants to be, a producer of rious plays.
 There seems to be a general end, among the dinner crowd, ward Chinatown . Is 1t com only known that the four Marx others uncle, an Albert Schoen- rg, was the original 6hean of allagher & Sheaii2 Or that
 JUIson, nee Asa Yoselson, who