The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-11

charge to haunt a penthouse?" At La Cava: She's the type that's faithful to the last nickep At Leon and Eddie's: His favorite sport is being a sap" In Bert Frohman's: "She has the kind oi eyes men marry" In Goa. Rouge: "John L. Lewis, the labor leader, is the only man I ever saw who wears a toupee over each eye" At the Stork: "He thinks below the belt <. In the Case: "Is he hammyl They oughta call him Little Sir Ego'!"
 New York Novelette,: One of the biggest stories to break in a long time is that one from Philadelphia about the mass murders for insur- ance The legend is that g cub reporter tried to peddle the narrowing tale to every editor ir New York three months ago-but they suddenly went deaf Or chucked They said he was crazy-nutz-it was all so fantastic He got the tip from an at- torney friend, who happened tc mention his case one night His client was Mrs. Rose Starace whose daughter, it appears, was murdered by Brooklyn ring ir 1936 The embryonic reporter checked with the woman and found it to be true and even tracked the case down to the Brooklyn district attorneys doorstep .. He is only 21, and fresh out of the N. Y. U School of Journalism .. His name Milton Dublin.
 New YOrchids: Jan Garber's way of rendering Deep Purple" at the New Workers Ice Terrace Lanius, the youthful beauty at the Penthouse Club. who tells you every thing via your palm Pancho's Latinkley rhythms at La Congo If the Rollini or Herth electric or gan trios get that new Woodbury- Jergens CBS spot-it'll be because a columnist recommended either ear-arrester .. The new Edie De Jimmy Van Heusen hit "All Remember is You' Ray mond Paige's music-magic via CBs Wednesday at 10 "See Harlem First" the new Plantation sizzlel Billy Roses "Aquacade" show in which Eleanor Holm looks bet ter in the water than the Queen Mary.
 Observations: Arthur Mullens shop is opposite the Stork Club. Il says on its front: Our Specially is selling only Black" -. Well the other night MT. M. and his chomming daughter went nightine and she was gowned all in white George Jean Nathan's word for "drunk"-gesufelkeited The one thing that seems to amaze the Fair visitors more than the Fair the Automat! The beefy red headed gal in section 25 at the Polo Grounds Sunday, who cussed the umpire like a truckman The swanky movie theater with the fawncy canopy: The. Normandie al Park and 53rd The whoopsy lad who hangs out near 46th and 7th and wears a tinted monocle The boy near Grand Central who shines boots with a cloth that has Hitler,s picture on it.
 Bronx Street Scene: Mrs. Me foofsky and Mrs. LaPlotkin met ir the Bronx the other day "Hov is your dutter, Sadie?" Mrs. La Plotkin inquired ;. "Oy!" oy'd Mrs Mefoof, she's vunderfill-rilly mar willus! She made sotch a vunder- fill meddige. She slipps every day onteel elewin o'clock, den comes cen boiler wit a tray wit her brekkfist. Den shizz gung to de hairdrasser and den shizz gung to de Stukk Clob for lontch, den to de mooweeS, den for cocktells deener, sopper and so futt!"
 Dots rilly mahwillus," said Mrs LaPlotkin, "endt how iss your boy, Bennie?" .. "Hmmmm, hmmmmd Mrs. Meefoofsky, "dun't mantion heem! He merried sotch a goil! A tremp! Avery day she slipps onteel mum. dan she is so fency she nidds boiler to bring cen de brekkfist hon a tray, vat! Den she must gung to de hairdrasser-sotch airs! After dat she must gung to swell place for lontch, den to de moowees, den for cocktells. deener, sooper-mit a lot of high-toned pipple. Shizz pahz-ee-teev-leh deezgosting!"