The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-16
Walter WincheII
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The Uruguayan vice consul in Los Angeles, who is acting in RKO's They Met in Argentina" flicker
 The bomb proof shelter built in West Orange, N. J., to protect the Thomas Edison archives H. B. Swope, Jr,s palpitation for the di- vorcing Mrs. Ali Vanderbilt The way the Embassy newsreel house yanked it's Nazi films after an avalanche of protests Forty German films just arrived here, by way, via Mexico <. The Yule- tide wedding bells for It. J. Alton Bane, of San Francisco and Helen Dell The way the Players Club expelled a flock of dues-ar- rears members rs-fnany of them mo- tables Arthur Kober's wed- ding, January 11th, to Margaret F'rohnknecht. His ex-wife, Lillian HeIlman, introduced them The "Pal Joey premiere in Phila- delphia, which they say is very synical, very risgay and looks like a hit.
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 Ethel Merman's ex-heart, A. Goetz, and her ex-understudy, Betty Allen, who are running a Main Stemperature The legend that Moss Hart's new show, Lady in the Dark" already cost packers $130, GOO < Paulette Goddard, who will warble for the first time in the Pot O. Gold flicker. The three fur coats Peggy Lee of La. Purchase" just got from her uh-honey, F. Hale The Hollywood stars wife, who left a phony check Cfor $3) in Pell St. Chinatown cafe last week :. Anne Francine, the Club Cuba canary, who was injured with Frank Bonacchini, her long time heart in a crash. She's now heart-free The police departments hammering at the joynts. Mustn't do this, mustn't do that, mustn't do anything to violate regulations. And no en- tertainers may sit with customers, not even if they are the stars there.
 Greta Keller, who appears to have forgotten all the pretty breaks the local newspapers have given her. She is plotting a suit against an eve'g gazette . The editorial orchid the Daily News handed Hedda Hopper for her story on the air about "Ninotchka, caviar, Schenck, etc. <. It was inac- curate when we fell for 1t year ago The tale about town concern ing the recent Mrs. E. Hemingway Her lawyer is supposed to have suggested $500 monthly alimony for life. Hemingway said he wasn't doing so well, and would she con- slider half the profits on new book he was writing. The lawyer turned it down The book was For Whom the Bell Tolls"
 The Sutton Place tenants who are getting better reception since the FBI nabbed janitor, whose short wave radio in his basement was covered with Hitler photos 1O11ukly NOANOA osA4, WAAO W IA 4SSNs4A~~ law practice in N. Y., but remain FDR's trigger-man Y. The Phil Plants, who are doing their night clubbing separately =. ~. Bruce Powell's romance with Harriet Dil- lon, the Powers eye-lotion. Of'ly serious :. The honeymooning ac- tress who tells pals she can't sleep because he's a teeth-grinderl {. The sudden visit to Miami of the G-Men plus their chief .. The list of names just sent to Florida authorities by the FBI, the Treasury Dept and Narcotics Division to puck up and hold dozens of underwriters
 John Mason Browns nimble pepigram: John Barrymore is slld- ing down the banisters of his own reputation" |. And the drunk at a midtown bar who suddenly shout ed: Here come a whole battalion of Italian soldiers. Send up anther Gxrnalr |"