The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-03

SuAey SNAtAOSVhiB buL she wont go out with any of the local loaf ers-doesn't drink, flirt or smoke A novelty in the Broadway Arena She is loyal to her sweetheart, true-blue and all that Her honey IS thrice her age Her last love was her mother!
 Sounds in the Night: In the Stork: She's certainly improved She now goes around with a better class of drunks" At Lindy's: "Her husband isn't her only lover he's just her permanent one" At Bills Gay sos: Most fellers have two girls. One who has soft spot in his heart and one who has a soft spot in his head" At Goa Rouge: "Her pretty figure cost him a pretty figure" At the Queen Mary: What a couple! Her mor- als are as loose as his wrists" :. At the Club IS: "He worships the ground he walks on" At the Astor Roof: "The life she leads makes the most interesting whis- pers" At the Onyx: Hes the sort of a guy who goes around pinching babies cheeks and saying Gee, what cute mother you have'w In the Famous Door He doesn't go back on his word- he just goes around 1t" At Mother Kelly's: Does she know men? She's always a step-in ahead of them"
 What Gov. Dickinson Missed Dept A new business enterprise claims to have the yacht North Star" for- merly "The Viking" and the prop erty of the late George F, Baker It is being used for week. end cruises They furnish com- panionship. male or female . The promoter is located on West 28th Street The letters sent to prospects state in part: "There will be 80 invited guests. Forty gentlemen and forty ladies, between the age of 25 to 45 years. There will be no formality and every ar- rangement will be provided to assure an atmosphere of charm, pleasure and romance. For this reason, 1t is necessary that we have reasonable personal particulars, to be held in strictest confidence, which will be a means of protection for all con- cerned. You can lounge on deck while a concert is in progress, la- ter play bridge, or dance, as suits the mood. and host or hostess will see that you are not neglected.
 New Yorchids: Running Through My Mind" a swingy ditty !. Gladys Fox, whose Gypsy Rose Lee ing at the Continental is big-time Abner Silver's new hit, "A New Moon and an Old Serenade' Connie Boswell's platter of At Least You Can Say Hello"-such torch Chuck Fosters crew, partic his pianoing, via Mutual from Santa Monica, another Eddy Duchin |. zanuck's newest epic, Stanley and Livingstone" Pathe's short "5 Times 5" (the Dionne quints) with Woollcott's nimble narrating |. Scallions to the pot-shotters Of Sophie Tucker, who never did any thing but good in her life, and a long nasty glare at those who are using her to give themselves a bath.
 Manhattan Murals: The new swanky Lindy's. The environment must make a lotta herrings feel out of place The biggest clean- ing job in town. The laundering of the Grand Central Statoin floor Saturdays after midnight '. The ice cream salesmen around Co., lumbus Circle, whose real money maker is risgay booklets The happy couples in the drug store soda fountains. You see more happy faces at them than in any of the silk and champagne spots The newly added sign in the bar at the Sand Street Tony's: Drink like the Dick ens--not Dickinson" The Broadway Diner on 49th Street where the owner has solved the bad check problem. If the passer doesn't make good in week, he has the rubber check blown up three times its size and displays 1t in the window The cool 25c ride by boat 10 Coney The slap-happy lady hobo around City Hall who calls herself Mrs. Gable.
 Broadway Confucius' Remarkable Remarks: Girl easy to pick up easier to throw down Playboy who pay too much attention to chorus girls figure seldom notice she two faced Woman who have lotta men on arm never have any in heart . Show-off always shown up in showdown Beware of cutie with baby stare-safer to sit in electric chair!