The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-19
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 figure is compliment to anything she wears" In Leon and Ed- dies: Darling, will you take the place ot liquor in my life?" In the Glass Hat: Sorry I couldn't see you last night, honey, but I was suddenly taken drunk" In the Stork: You can see they're in love. Look at the kisses in his eyes" At the Queen Mary: "Whoops, my dear. He got so maaaaasd-he saw lavendef!" :. In the Russian Art: "Lissen, feller. What most women mistake for a mans respect is nothing more or less than his restraint" In the Onyx: "She says she's goin' slum- ming. She must mean she's goin' home!" At Goa Rouge: She's something to be taken just before aspirin" =. In Jack Whites: "Oh, you know her kind. She drops her phone number-instead of her han ky" In the Paradise: Pardon my stupidity, but I love you'' |. At the Radio Franks Bar: There's more fur in going to one of his parties than to one of his pictures!" :. :. In the Casino Russe: What do I have to give you for just one kisS?" "Chloroform! ]"
 BigtOwn Smalltalk: MGM breaks the tape with Hollywood's anti-Dic- tator race with While America Sleeps" at the Capitol, a two-reel factual spy expose. An eye-opener for people who think the Ratzis are 5000 miles away Overheard about a radio comedians author: He's punch-line drunk!" In Philly Della Carroll, the stripip, was advertised as Clark Gables Clam or Girl" which is what most of us thought Carole Lombard was The "M. R. mentioned so frequent ly in Ward Warehouses column is Mary Rockwell, the actress, whose boy frien6 is the columnist's Boy Friday The New York Critics Circle will vote on the Best Play of the Year today at 2:30 Hey wood Eroun is picking on his con- frere, Westbrook Pegler, again-in Proulds weekly, The Nutmeg . /. With this: "The man who gave Peg Ter his column title: Fair Enough must have been the same fellow who invented the phrase: Near Beer"
 New Yorkchids: William Wyler's wonderful direction of Sam Gold wyn's latest heart-juggler. "Wuther- ing Heights" at the Rivoli. Don't miss it! Loren Carroll's book, Conversation, Please" (Bobbs-Mer- rilD-a clinic for gabbers .. Johnny Prentiss, on local stations, listen- able record-playing interrupter :. :. John Hoysradt's mimicry at the Rainbow Room .. Virginia Simm's platter of Don't Worry About Me" whatta lyric! :. Lanny Ross ver- sion of Heaven Can Wait" .. De- Lloyd McKay,s sepianoing at the OnyX-the Real Mckay!
 Observations: The models agency in the RCA bldg. where even the stenos and receptionists are garbed in shimmering pajamas The dozen barmen behind the 116-foot bar in the Astor Hotel The young Negro of about 16, the fu- ture Paul RobeSon, who chants rich-vciced spirituals for the emerg- ing Carnegie Hallers. who chuck pennies at him on Sundays . |. The huge parking lot in the West sos near 9th, operated as hobby by retired wealthy man, who helped launch the movie industry William Fox The sign in the bakery window at 181st Street near Audubon avenue: Special Today. Penny Rolls 1c Each!" The ads for the new flicker which read: "Juarez-pronounce War-ezz" .. A Juarner Brothers picture? |. The 47th Street Midnight Madonna, whom the parked cabmen have nick named (of all thingsD Anger.
 Broadway Confucius' Remarkable Remarks: Real friend tough to find, but much tougher to lose Liquor often make you feel like new per- son, but soon make you look like old one Never look for Trouble. Trouble has too many entrances not enough exits! . Fame Sur- round you with lotta people who bore you while you bore them Girl who fall for every fellow get bounced around .. Guy who count happiness in dollars gotta read fi- nancial pages every day to see how happy he is |. Girl often seen