The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-23
In New York
By GEORGE ROSS

ulu VklgHWOmhH bHOW, ib pnCk III town with her solo acts, after N long and profitable tour. She is still tho delight of . thoater managers heart. For when Miss Draper comeA to town to appear at c playhouse, nobody has to worry about scenery, cast or props. There isn't any. Miss Draper Cnn transport oil the decoration she needs in lug gage ag largo aB q salesman's saiil- ple case or q dobutantes trunk. She can disembark from . train At the terminal at seven, stop in for Q light snack somewhere walk to tho theater at c ieiSureiy pace and mako her stage entrance on time. After the last curtain falls, she can leave quietly by c back door, walk back to tho terminal and meet an outgoing train the same night, while her modest travelling cases are delivered to the baggage car. '@tl l'A
 Technically, Miss Draper has been known for her S,ssCiai brand Of entertainment aB c DiDelse, be- cause of her snonoiogic act. That term is in disuso because of typo. graphical pitfalls. Especially after one gazette announced proudly beforo her arrival: Ruth Draper, Famous Disease, is Due Here"
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 Tho last word in domestic in- v0ptlon, I always thought, was Joe Cooks device for pouring draught beer from his butler's vest pocket, but I've just heard of Mii- lionaire Henry l. Doherty's trolley. track bed that grayitates toward fresh air. 5T /, 4
 MT. Dohorty likes his slumber on the sleeping porch that adjoins his penthouse but doesn't like to step out there in pyjafias on c January night. Br.rsr. He, there. fore, invented 6 bed that, ct c slight pressure upoa c push button, rolls out to tho iorch, from his chamber, on trolley tracks. Brings him back in the morning, too, and automatically closes the doors. 4 Illusion smasher ili., ~,
 New Workers are said to Do tho most hurried people in the world and some day. someone will debuiils that common belief. q, sag 3at 4 New Yorker ioiters as much In the course of the day as D Balinese chief. He may speak In short breaths on the phone to save time and rush his heed of In the office, but take your eyes of hiri for . while and he becomes . lei- surely loafer. nc, aaNtAsq, <, He will talk pennant or quick lgnockouts with the doorniail for 6 half hour while Q conference Is waiting upstairs and he will al- ways pause at any excavation to watch the derrick filling . cavity. He will roll Q days work Into Q Imorning's hectic activity and then take two hours for lunch and tho busiest executives have been known to be the most incorrigibie window shoppers. 8 . 4. ! Growing Guest , (, ,Y.t.,
 Hotel service hit a new high e couple of weeks ago when Rudy Vallee left Himmel, his dog, in his suite while he went to work at the radio studio. Himmel was discon- solate about his masters departure and growled his defiance. And so Miss Murphy, who has charge of the floor, entered the apartment and att tempted, in vain, to pacify the crooner's canine. Himmel is Teuton and Miss Murphy doesn't speak German. She was about to ring for the foreign department. Then she tried another strategy; just let out 8 deep, guttural growI herself. Himnnel shut up when he heard her and Mr. Vallee return to find his pet behaving.
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 -Dr. E. [. Thorndiks Addressing
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 You will find the best people in church.
 oharles P. Taft. son of ths former
 president.
 We Christians must not bs wealth. ercocks. blown about by whatever forces sweep around ll1.
 --nlhhop william .. Manning: