The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-11

NEW YOHk HEAHIbEAT
 Faces About Town: Francl1ot Tone and Alice White arrn-in-arn on 62nd St. Meaning wot? The new duet, Mitzi Green and Frank Parker, having their fortune told together at Armano,s Ethereal looking Helen Chandler of "Out- ward Bound" strolling past St. Pat rick's Cathedral--a fitting backdrop for lovely one Mrs. Roose- welt being trailed by six Secret Servicers as the Queen Mary re- turned with son James. But Mrs. R. wouldn't know them if she saw them! Kitty Carlisle making the worlds Fair look prettier :. Connie Bennett gazing at the Broad- way electrics-looking like long, cool drink Eddie Cantor watch ing the Giants whip the Cardinals when flocks of aItographers per- mitted 1t Warren William, Lynne Overman, Brian Donlevy, the actors, getting a lesson in enter tainment at the Cotton Club show Morton Downey, the Acqua- cae oriole, ankling along Broadway carrying school books-his kids, one presumes Dizzy Dean wearing a suit so green-it reminded you of Envy.
 Sally in Our Alley: John Barry more has for years read his lines (for the movies) from blackboard near the cameras He suffers from absent mindedness, it appears While touring with his cur rent play, a man asked the box of- ficer if he had two on the aisle {. . |. Got two on the aisle," he. was told, "in the 18th row. :. E. That's too far back" complained the patron. "Ain't you got none down front?" T have two in the front row center" was the reply, "but you'd have to hold black board on your lap!"
 May in Manhattan: Clasped hands across the tables in the Automat .. |. Rumble seat duets Cheek-to- cheek dances Standing room only on the Staten Island ferry The regiments of parked cars long past midnight along the water frcat The boom in sales for tke sidewalk gardenia vendors |. Those blushing couples in the de- partment store home furnishing sec- tions.
 Memos of Midnighter: That was quite splurge the front pages in Hicksville Sometimes called New York City) gave to the snatch threats" against Mrs. McLean's daughter The chief of police at Washington will admit that he merely phoned the New York cops to please ''help her get to the Fair" The Truex boys are all busy. Philip is playing in Family Por- trsit," a hit, James is rehearsing in "Day in the Sun" and young Barry, age 3. is playing in Central Park Murray Korman's lovely portraits of stage, screen, radio and night club personages are now ir1- clllded in the N. Y. Library's The. atsr Collection .. Harry Bridges, tbs union biggie, and Stella Ardler, thS actress, are news .. It cost the Rockefellers 5000 to plant those eight trees along Fifth avenue, al- though each tree costs about $60 The expense was fixing up a system to feed the roots beneath the concrete by injections =. Good ness! Such risgay miniature statue in the rear of that window display on the East Side of 5th avenue near 53rd Street next to the Hamburg Lines store!
 Sounds in the Night: At the Para disc: She's just a little secret he's kept for years" In the Russian Art: "Whatta swell guy! He al- ways leaves you with nice taste in your heart" At the Meadow brook: "If she had any more men on string-it would break" At the Whirling Top: He's a big butter and ugh man" :. At the Black Cat: "He makes your ears snore" F. At Fan & Bilrs: T don't see how she can be so light on her feet with so much on her conscience" At the Terrace Room: "He must be getting old. He now has mistresses instead of sweet hearts" In the Onyx: "Lissen. beautiful. How much would you