Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-08-08

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New York, Aug. 8-Small Potatoes:
No movie dealing with the thrills
and chills of aviation has ever flop
ped Anita Louise is one of the
very, very few movie actresses who
were born in New York City .Sug-
gestion for candid camera page in
one of the smarty magazines: photos
of half dozen movie Romeos sans
their toupees. =. One of the BALD
ness institutes" here treats moult-
ing men by having them stand on
their heads for an hour a day :.
Summer night item: the boys and
girls strolling across the Tri-Boro
bridge-a six-mile trek-for breath
of air .
When Robert Taylor, the new flick
er find, was doing Broadway, a cub
movie scribe asked him the old one:
who's your favorite actor?" Usu-
ally they hedge, but Taylor named
Gary Cooper-and that's interesting
mainly because Taylor and Cooper
bear such a startling physical re-
semblance to each other that even
old-line screen gapers get them mix
ed There are several prominent
chinese families in the local China
town whose surname is Jew: prob
ably, my laundryman tells me. a va
ration of the original Uu...
Out of Kentucky comes news of
Andy Anderson, the orchestra pilot
VINO is panlcking the Southwest with
his swig rhythms -. Smirk if YOU
like, but no mans fame at the mo-
ment is so utterly and pungentlv
American as Dizzy Dean; it is pos
slble to imagine almost any other
sports or theatrical headliner as the
idol of some other land originallv-
but not Dizzy -. Babe Ruth. bv the
way proved to be the best-known
American, better known than Roose-
welt or Ford, in a recent Doll taken
IN Tokyo, Japan -. One of the great
mysteries will remain the reluctance
OF pan club managers to snap IN
Rutn as manager; as an occasional
Plnch-nltte ralone he'd tilt box-office
receipts enough to justify a hand
some stipend -. But I'm told the
babe, hot for the idea at first would
not manage now if they begged him
1t you like chicken: Titles whoro
yukon colored nanny does if in
:, A'OUIll SIyle. .ChlCO'S. in
the Village, where it is served up with
yellow rice and sea food. in the Snan-
ism manner that so many chefs trv to
bring off here and fail. Or tha
Golden Horn, a Turkish-Armenian
eatery IN 51st Street, where the fowls
are smothered and served with stuffed
grape leaves, in the Far East fashion
....On the Madison, in the avenue of
mat lame, where the Maryland tech
nlque prevails. Or, if you're flush.
at the Marguery, where breast of the
olrd Is served under glass with Vir-
ginia ham
Sights that have vanished from the
streets of New York in the past five
years: the two old ladies in Victorian
garb who went for a drive every aft
ernoon in Central Park in a handsome
horse-and-buggy. The Wendell man
sion, in Fifth Avenue, with it's re-
elusive old sisters who dwelt there.
and the three million-dollar rompine.
space for the Wendell dog. .. Speak
easy easements, replete with peep
holes All but two of the hanson
cabs in front of the Plaza hotel. H..
the Rolls-Royce taxicab. The elder
ly folk who crept about the streets
in "electrics," vintage of the War.
Technocrats and Humanists and the
soapbox orator in Union Square who
spoke twice week in praise of Huey
Long.