The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-21

| Isn't he secretly wed to Patricia, Gil- more, his ex-vocalist? q. Dan Froh- man suffers from being near-sight- ed, he says, not blind, for which thankgoodness John Barbirolli, Philharmonic conductor, got his de- cree Monday. He'll wed Evelyn Rothwell, English musician, in Lon- don next month The Duke and Wally are celebrities. His brother and sister-in-law are celibri- tons.
 New Yorchids: The best of the new platters: The Ink Spots yer- sion of Its Funny to Everybody But Me" v. The song, ITO You" .. The ditty about a boy named Lem and girl named Sue, from "Yokel Boy" Mark Hellinger's first "A" picture for Warmers: "Helps Kitchen" Maxine sulli- van at the Onyx still the best ear-comforter on Swing Street The Versailles Chicken Versailles" nothing so tasty any place else The Children's Village at the Fair. and the gadgets, toys, etc, that the adults hog Joe RineS' soft rhythms at the St. Regis Roof Collette and Barry's dancing at the St. Moritz Scallions to that South Carolina rag and the one in Brooklyn for third-rate reporting, and deleting certain boosts for a columnist-and rewriting Cong Gha fer,c cYoaanh (oiv,,al ot onetl,.x writer) to suit their own purpose.
 Midtown Vignette: The other Thursday eve'g on the Amos m Andy program, Andy was arrested and the detective said he was go- ing to take Andy to the 25th Precinct, which is located at 148 E. 126th Streeet The program ended at 7:15 and at 7:30 there were about 800 dopes standing outside that police station wondering why Andy and the detective hadn't shown up!
 Manhattan Murals: The pickets outside The Brass Rail in the hot Sabbath afternoon, being served cold beer by the Gen'l Mgr The 5th Avenue bus driver who wouldn't start until one woman got off be- cause he was one over the quota The cool days in the Big Town dur ing the past week. Everybody want ed that relief from the heat Now they've got coldsI Me, too z The notice posted on all bulletin boards of Sheffield Farms plants-fnstrueting route drivers (milkmen) to drive extra carefully now that schools are closed and children twill be using the streets as playgrounds" .. Orchids to them! The lights of Riverside Drive and the Express Highway from the Riviera across the Bridge :. The sign on the E. 87th St. garage: Parking, "A Hours-50c. All day-25c." Aren't there "A hours in a day?
 Sounds in the Night: In the Par adise: Look at that look in hiseyes. adiSe: Look at that look in his eyes. In the Diamond Horseshoe: She's got one of those thin fig gers. Y'know-without any scenery" At Bills Gay sos: Who brought you to this country-Frank Buck?" At the Russian Kretchma: "She lets more fellers get to first base than the St. Looey Browns!" At Club Is: Tn this business when you're down you may not be out-but you are outside!" In Place Elegante: Lets all chip in and buy Hitler his next birthday present-a personal submarinel" i. At Club Gaucho: "She and her body just got movie contract!" :. On the WalGorf's Starlight Roof: He was born with a silver flask in his mouth" In Reuben's: Why don't you act as though you love me, instead of as though love you?" In Ruby Foo's Den: Their marriage got no further than the altar" . In the Stork: Either her husband doesn't see what's go- ing on because he's so madly in love with her, or he doesn't care what's going on because he's so madly in love with some one else!" At the Riviera: '"The only difference between Dorothy Parker and her is that Dorothy Parker always says it first"
 Broadway Confucius' Remarkable Remarks: Guy who start out with finish" always finished before he start Luck good thing to have but luckiest guy is guy who don't need it Teller who like you only when you click will never give you anything except an excuse .. Girl who wear dress that show everything should first be sure she got something to show No women, no worry Guy who laugh loud cry hard {. =. Gal easy to kiss easy to forget.