The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-27

that's Lucius Beebe, I can recognize him by the stains on his vest" At the Stork: "Brittania may rule the waves, but Germania seems to rule under them" At the Cot ton Club: The ribbon in his type writer should be in his hair" At the New Yorker Ice Terrace Room: Why not call those Ratzis the Redzis?" At the Penthouse: Are that guy and his mirror still on their honeymoon?" At the Pegasus Polo club: Hes success full writer-you know, revenue rather than rhetoric" .. At Club 18: "Oh, please, stop talking. My nose IS tired" in Leone's: with Hitler so chumny with Stalin, they should call it "The Inter-nazi-onale'w <. At La Conga: Look at the way that gals hips jingle" At the Queen Mary: Funny girl. She'd be easier to count out-than figure out"
 New York Novelette,: The gentle man in this case was wearying of his lady-love, a gal he kept in fine style, to which she got accustomed {. {. !. Tn fact she was so accustomed to it, he knew it would cost him a tiny fortune to promote the brush- off--a fortune he wasn't prepared to squander An equally wealthy pal of his (away for the season. left his place in charge of the butler, a distinguished looking fellow. This gave the bored Lothario an idea He arranged for the butler to pose as the real owner of the apartment gave him $500 for expenses-plus an introduction to the lady and then let events take their pre-arranged course Tn one week it worked. The doll, ambitious to better herself told her wearying lover that she had met her true romance and that it was all over between them Brushing aside a phoney tear, Daddy admitted that Life Was Like That and cleared out Of course, you anticipate it '. When the $500 was aw gawn-the butler told her he had been wiped out in the market, and just to add 8 touch of sheer poetry to the comedy, declared he was going to work as a butler-for her ex. ..
 New Yorchids: The Club Gaucho in Greenwich Village. It bubbles with chit-chatmosphere The Honeymoon in Balf"-laughs at the Paramount "Alec Templeton Time"-the blind thespianist,s grand air-show via WEAF Monday eyes at 9:30 Warmers "Bill Of RightsN and Monroe Doctrine" (shorts), which are produced without profit They are thrills :. Whiteman's rendition of the new Rodgers and Hart "Too Many Girls" score, a CBSymphony =. Elisabeth Knausts piece on page "A in the Oc- tober Red Book-something all anti Americans should read She was once as assistant to Goebebls.
 Broadway Confucius' Remarkable Remark: In love-person who play the field usually wind up playing the fooled!
 Manhattan Murals: Third Avenue from 23rd Street South: "New York in rag time" The empty house near the Polo Grounds. The reason it still stands-is the big advertising sign on it Saturday evening on Broadway-filled with lads talk ing their best gals to the moom- pitchers and chop suey places--the silent music of love The Giants who have had the toughest luck of all teams this year-whose home grounds are shaped like horseshoe The changing names in the Broadway lights-the things that make Broadway breathe For ar eerie shudder-walk past the New York side of Calvary cemetery. The open air garage next to the grave yard has a sign on the cemetery wall It states: Parking Night and Day" The sign that always gets a laugh in the Hobbies of maternity hospitals: "No children allowed"
 Broadway Thumbnail Descriptions John Edgar Hoover: Red, White and Bluecoat George Raft: The One-Ball in the side pocket {. Hedy LaMarr: The peach that the almonds on a fruit cake go nuts about Jack Oakie: Mickey pooyay- fiftaa,, yaa re otar