The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-16
Walter Wirlcheu
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70 Mark kegisereaD Copyright lS3s Daily Mirror inc

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 even pausing to say: Sorry, not
 thirsty" Or: we've got tc
 go on stage" or anything He walked away and skunk down
 the stairs like a whipped mongreI -and a witness saw him hold his
 throat, as though 1t ached Will
 liam Buckner.
 New Yorchids: Hildegarde's rendi-
 tion of Why Don't They Leave Us
 Alone?" at the Savoy Plaza, an-
 other Torchi-C -Chornia Seymour
 Berkson's smarticle in the Aug. 29th
 Look Michael Lorings bal
 ladeering via CBS, musical and masculine Nicky d'Amico's crew
 at Versailles Peggy Fuckers
 yocalizing with groom Howard Lally's band at the Riviera
 The Bert Lahrffs in Mervyn Le- Roy's Wizard of Oz'' Giovan- ni's slick trick of picking your pock- cts on the Astor Roof And scallions to that shopkeeper in the Broadway arena who puts quotes on signs that you don't remember put ting in your column.
 Sounds in the Night: At Queens Terrace: "So called her up and it was my wife" l! At the Wivel She's an old fashioned girl, it's her favorite drink" At Ye Mark well Tavern: "A mans best friend is a dog-hi'ya pail" In the Cotton Club: He's got a one-room apartment with three maids-does that make sense?" . In Leone's: "The only difference between her and Donald Duck is one quack" At Chateau Moderne: "Her life is dull. A lapse of memory and mem- ory of laps" At Sand Street Tony's: "She hangs out in the best places-she oughta get a tighter dress" At Club IS: How many guys are you true to?" At the Cocoanut Grove: What a figure! It makes up your mind at a moments noticel" At Dave's: She's very versatile-she can do anything wrong" At the Famous Door She's not the marrying kind. She wants an arm around her waist not an apron" At the New Yorker Ice Terrace: She's an Aqua cade girl, but she wont Aquiesce."
 Manhattan Murals: The beautiful Radio City sector-where the Big City throws out its chest The human foul ball at City Hall who sits with a basket of pretzels but doesn't attempt to sell one The head walters who are as gracious professionally as Eleanor Roosevelt is naturally The ever-present beauty, of Central Park in the morning Natures poetry that rhymes with your eyes |. The hotel orchestra that played the entire scores of "Streets of Paris" Leave It to Me" and "Yokel Boy" but not until they rendered Melancholy Baby" did everybody join in The cuties from "Hellzapoppin' :" having snack at the corner drug shop in their pajamas.
 Bigtown Smalltalk: "The Lamp Is Low" is of course, borrowed from Ravel's "Pavanne" Its full name is: "Pavanne for a Dead Prin- cess" Nice title for a love song, wot? Pavanne is 8 dance :. And when Is someone gonna give credit to Strauss for the music of "Yours for a Song"? Almost note for note from the waltz: "Tales of the Vienna Woods" Oast part of figure 4, according to Maestro Meyer Davis Because of lack of femme boarders. the American Women's Assn on w. 57th Street Ca hotel for ladies only) is now taking gents-for the duration of the Fair. they explain Town Is still alking about the Ladies Home Jour- nal page ad in the papers. It Is titled: "Vive La Difference!" :. It comes from one of the bawdiest barroom gags ever told :. The lowdown on the Robbie fhatcheck girD Sullivan rear-elopment Is that she has ambitions to own the Stork Club hatroom concession. She tolG Billingsley she could get the neces- sary $25, ,000 for 1t George Fox
 "Big Frenchy'D is under an oxygen tent in Saratoga That news story in the gazettes about Henry Brainerd of 681 Fifth avenue having bootblack boys arrested ito keep the streets looking better" made more people furious than anything in years. He gave up going to church last Sunday so he could have boy arrested When he went to church the last time, he apparently didn't listen.