The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-04-24

Carlo agent. when he comes to
Monte Carlo nobody gives him a
tumblel Look at those gals making
I'D to him now-wonder who he is?"
He happened to be one of the
biggest owners Of SearS-Roebuck.
Last week he gave 100000 to a
charity.
New YOrchids: The new rumba
actet at the Beachcomber, direct
from the Bamboo Room Of the
Royal Palm in Miami, headed by
Lovey Warren-an exciting bunch
:. Gwen BriStow's book: '"This
Side of Glory" :. Jimmy McHugh's
music in Keep Off the Grass"
partic: "a Latin, A Tune, A Man
haitian Moon and You" Mrs.
WIS recommendation for the week:
Wayne Kings soothing rhythms at
the Strand frankie Masters
crew via WOR toying with: "Tum-
bledown Ranch in Arizona"
Bob Chester's: Octave Jump" plat
ter "The Strange Lives of One
Man." Ely Culbertson's biography
The photo of the smiling kit
ten In The Mirror-a prize win
ner.
New York Novelette,: She's worth
millions. Suitors are attracted to
her like press agents to syndicated
columnists The one guy who
will probably win her is foreign
er, He impressed her by spending
much time to comfort her alllng
mother Wedding bells started
to tingle in her belfry when he was
called abroad The )oVeslck
girl rummaged through some Of his
papers which he happened to leave
in her home. She found a letter
from his government and had it
| translated by chum who knew the
language. It read: you have never
failed us before. You must not now
Marry her, we need the money and
her family's influence" =. When
he returned she said nothing about
the letter She still adoreS him
and is sure he loves her Be-
cause he is just as attentive to her
and her mother-even though his
country no longer exists.
Sounds in the Night: In the
Stork: "You can tell he's a success
bv all the friends he can't trust"
At Leon & Eddie's: "He can
walk into any powder room and not
cause any confusion In LIE
ones: "Hes an athlete all right
he can throw wet blanket 200
| IHaYstxyO Ar tho
Queen Mary: "He's a typical play
boy. Always watching some gals
step instead of his own" In
the Hotel Whites Murray Room:
"Her face looks as though she slept
in it" At Cog Rouge: "She's
taught her curves all the angles
At Ruban Bleu: "He's not
conceited. He just wishes he was
half the man he thinks he Isl :.
At Club Gaucho: "Boy, is she SEN
sitive! When the census taker asked
her occupation she slapped his face
In Jimmy Kelly's Churchill
seems to have Hitler behind the g.
Balkans" . In La Conga: There's
that radio critic who panned us
Let's go over and ask him ii he'd
like to see what fifty-dollar bill
looks like" At Bertolotti's
"What a borel More talk than con-
versation" In Theodore's:
, "says he's gotta get rid Of some
:. weight-about 11s pounds Of
blonde"
r Broadway Smalltalk: If you I'm.
} derstand French then the Calypso
"Nettie, Nettie" ditty at the Village
Vanguard will make you blush
Jolson is shopping for an apartment
for his ex-wife Ruby The
Commodore has signed Sammy
:; Hayes crew for 1871 already
Add unsung heroes: Shield
number 3842 at SIND street anc
} Madison, who snatched a newsboy
from sure death as he tried to wall
against speeding traffic last Satdee
afternoon Martha Glynn, 6
! Pittsburgh heiress, and Jack Ed
! mundson, who vocals with Johnny
: Longs crew are a flash Heller
{ O'Connell, the pretty canary witt
Jimmy Dorsey's band, was g1ftee
with a double-field box all for her
self at Fridays game. The admirel
being Babe Dahlgren, Yanks' first
baseman All roads tomorrow
night lead to the Versailles fol
Harry Richman's premiership 9
champ draw . Have you hearo
Goodman Aces latest form Of criti.
cism? He calls up columnists ano
says: 81 think I have great gag
for you," and when the columns
breathlessly says: Zine, go ahead!'
Goodman replies: 'Well, George S
kaufman met Dorothy Parker" ano
then he hanks up!