The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09
Walter Wi1lclleu
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NEW YORK HEARTBEAT
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NEW YORK HEARTBEAT
 Faces About Town: Ruth Chatter ton of the magic lanterns and foot lights, seeking director for her new play. You Can't Eat Goldfish"-- college boys need not apply |. Errol Flynn, the cinemagnifico. din- ing In The Stork-with his sister! . Jack Haley, the actor, who never talks shop-but real estate. .. Jascha Heifetz, whose fingers make a violin breathe, lost in con- compilation along Central Park South =. Bee Palmer, one of the better bluesingers in her hey-day, at 55th and 7th, all excited about her new love, whose name she won't reveal Joe DiMaggio, jingling coins in his hands near the Mayflower where he tepees |. Mary Rogers, the beautiful daughter of Will Rog- CTS, dressing up the corner of 53rd and 5th - while waiting for the "Go" lamp Ursula Parrott, the novelist, inspecting the Bonwit- Teller window displays Senator Robert F. Wagner on the Astor Roof with that poker-playing, whiskey- drinking, evil old man-Ben Bernie Miriam Hopkins skirt being turned inside out by the wind near the Ambassador Ted Husing playing softball in the park-wear- ing a scarlet jersey-with "Jack and Charlie's 21" lettered on the front After all these years a sandwich man!
 Eallies in Our Alley: George Jessel says that Metro is giving one of execs big testimonial dinner "be- cause they found out he can tell timel" In the Tavern last night, a certain movie star drunk said: "I'm a pixiel" To which the other stew replied: "Gwan- you're B-Pixiel" At Bills Gay 90s, two has-been actresses (wlth fangs instead of tongues) were swapping meanies Darling" said the first, you never look your age" And you'll never get to be-" meow'd the other. "as old a1 you LOOK!
 Memos of a Midnighter: Cedric Hardwicke plays one-half the title role in Stanley and Livingstone" yet Zanuck has him advertised sev- enth in the billing Billy Rose says he will make million when the Aquacade" closes After his taxes, etc., are deducted poor feller, his net profit will be a mere 280 Gs Add embarrassed people: The Dewey staffer who is chummy with "Lepke's" son-and can't find him, eitherl Alice Marble, the tennisiren, starts singing at La Maze, Hollywood, Sept. 28th .. This years greeting at Saratoga: "When are you leaving?" Tele- gram from Geo. McGuere of the Lambs Club: "Please try to get Sophie Tucker to be sensible. You have settled so many odds. She crn't buck the bunch and we all lcw her. Make her behave" |. Sorry. These scars on my nose are from trying to be peacemaker the last time Actors sure are hav- ing a lot of union troubles. We can remember all the way back when the only labor trouble they had-was finding work.
 New York Novelette,: They met as fellow members of 8 dramatic so- ciety in a big mid-western college They married and trekked to Hollywood, where he got few bit parts and then got lost in the shuttle Then they tried Broad- way, where their luck was not bet- ter Lack of coin bred petty tiffs and finally they drifted |. Recently he was discovered" by a network talent scout and he's fast becoming big name Her heart acfed for time and then she met another man who has been VT good to her She hasn't tcyd him yet that she has a usband . . It'll be quite a surprise, too :. Her new man is te network talent scout who gave her husband the big break!
 Sounds in the Night: At the Fa- nous Door: DO they get along2 They have more spats than Lucius Beebe! In the Stork: "She wouldn't say anything to your face that she wouldn't say behind your back" At Leon and Eddie's: "What a mind he has. It must have been lost in the shovel" |. At the Riviera: "He plays the stock market while she plays the stock brokers" At the Queen Mary: "On Broadway the way to a mans heart is through his back" At B. Bertolotti's: "She dores her hus- band. He's everything to her-but faithful" At the Sand Street Tony's: "Hey, where's the ladies room-he's faintedl" At the New Workers Ice Terrace Room: "He drinks to forget that she drove him to it" At Mother Kelly's: "Shes the sort who leaves her fig ure-prints on your mind" :. . At Goa Rouge: "She's a dub in club, but a peach on the beach" :. In the Diamond Horseshoe: Every trinket she wears is medal for Distinguished Service" . At the Park Central Cocoanut Grove: "It's all right with me, Charles, but I can't see where your apartment is a place to learn how to swim."
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