The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-16

1 NEW YORK HEARTBEAT
 Faces About Town: Judge James Mallace of the Phffftx Kuhn case and several other N. Y. Supreme Court hizzoners, talking shop in khe rear of Holtz,s restaurant Hhe Sidney Lanfields of Beverly k3ills. He directed Wake Up and Live, his favorite musical film !. .l Thomas E. Dewey admitting that the White House job isn't cincll, but hopeful that an Isolationist (which he is) Is elected in 104O. Qewey's office walls are naked. Dis- likes pictures on them James D. 10. Murray, the noted criminal bar kdster being "st1ot" by the battalion pf Gashlighters as he exits from the courthouse. "Now you know how Uarbo feelsl" heckles an admirer j. Gail Patrick, the loveliest thing in town from Movieville Lepke Buchalter feeling neglected. His trial, scheduled to start yesterday has been deferred. Because Uncle eam's MT. Cahill can't find federal judge who isn't busyl Seward Brisbane, sOn~of the famous editor. who has a new radio idea: Inter- viewing sons and daughters of fa- Enous fathers.
 Callies In Our Alley: The "Straw Hat Revue" press dept persuaded nnogene Coca's groom, Bob Burton, Co agree to . publicity stunt-a pl1ony announcement of divorce. (. ''What do you say, kid2" Bob asked his wife, Tt might help the show get lot of free advertising" "Okay by me-" replied 1mo- gene dryly, If you really mean a divorce. But If it's g publicity gag, the hell with iti" At the Queen Mary last night c certain Wicked Woman was the topic of chatter .. :. 'What 6 damel" intoned One Who Knows Her Well, you just can't trust her. For every curve she's got --she's got an angle"
 Midtown Mel0drama: When Har- vey Deuell, the managing editor, passed on recently, the gazettes re. ported this coincidence: That two of Deull's photo engravers happened to be driving behind him and wit messed the accident that led to his death i, The real story is even more strange. When the photo en- Rravers saw the car overturn, they noted the license number: D:2 .. So certain were they that such a low number meant that the owner was "important"-they phoned their city desk even before looking at the victim Not until they re- ported the license number to M. Kivel of the News city desk did the engravers learn that "the story" was their bossl City desk man Kivel is still pale from the shock.
 MemOs of . Mldnighter: Part of a telegram to the columnist who broke the Capone prison release story alol,e Sunday night: Big fellow completed journey East not far from Washington. Starts undergoing medical treatment later this week Federal guards are simply to keep him from being bothered by the curious. It is to public's interest that he first receive expert medical attention. He will enter an insti- 1ut'on in a few days" |. Lois An- drevs, the scandals" girl, itemed as being the adored of Tronfner, the lager millionaire. promised D. Breen, the clown hoofer, she'd marry him on June 22nd That's Billy Baker (not Benny) who is Betty Aliens new feller {. The advance sale last Friday for "Lfe With Father" exceeded any single days sale in the Empire theater's his- tory <. ..,4 Lovely Jessie simpson. who lost her legs in a train acc cident several years ago, will middle aisle 1t on January 18th with James Steward Benchley resumes reviewing shows for The New York CT next week Boris Romanoff tse Nets imported balletmaster and Gambarelli. the ballerina there, Lave been warning back stage. Re- fuses to take his direction Al- though music lovers fight to get tickets to see Toscanini conduct in the studio. his Crossley in NR (no sating). Not even one pointl
 New York Novelette,: She was a beautiful young thing and very happy, too Her beaus were abundant and she had many parties and dances to attend ... But every night time she yearned for "the reaI one" to enter her life Then one nighttime he did It was at an ice-skating rink. A tall. hand some, well-to-do lad-intelligent ant all The Other Nice Things A Cir Likes Tn 6 Guy He fell 10, her, too, and They Began to Live Not long ago they set the da, for the wedding :. But three day.
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