The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-10-21
Walter WincheII
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saw, such q crowd OF lovely lockers
/. Everybody had a wonderful
time, as did the guest of honor,
whom nobody met >. In the excite
ment, a captain thought Berkeley
was a lonely sucker. He ushered him
quietly to a rear table to get him
out Of the way -. Busby was served
two Zombies, chcw-mein, and the
check-Which he paid and then went
home He didn't want to inter-
rupt the filni
Broadway Rhythm: The Skouras-
Newins indictment (for allegedly
bribing Judge Manton), is coming
up for trial on the 18th. The G-Men
are seeking Mrs. Newirs." If she
talks, they say, several famed law
yers may wind up in the clink s. i.
Alois Fabry, brother of the Esquire
cartoonist, and Sally Sawyer Of
Vogue will be threaded next month
Wythe williams reports that
the planned radio. program for Ma
tional Defense is in allegiance until
after the voting. The valid reason
being: political commercial COM
mitments have consumed full time"
Jack Sterling and chlorine Dot
O'Neill are oof'ly chubby The
Gypsy Markoff-G. Schirmer, Jr.,
idyll merger talk, which someone
planted in the gazettes, put the Elm
siders" in stitches. Veddy flddy :.
"Boyd's Daughter" which got the
boyd from the critics, cost the Shu-
berts 20 Gs.
New Yorchids: To G. Chaplin's
1.-THE Great Dictator" :, The Bun
an Burger at 120 E. Gath. Owned
by a man named Bart, who says he
is in Wall Street with a seat, but
no place to put It'll" SO he took up
hamburgers as an avocation
Guy Lombardo's crew at the Roose-
welt Hotel Martha Marvin, a
newcomer thrush at Leon & Eddie's
i. Christopher Morley's play about
Trojan Horses at the Millpond
Theatre, Roslyn, L. I. A Summer
theatre show which is still running
in the Winter The Rodeo-my-
goddesses!
Sounds in the Night. At the Hick-
ory House: "See that blonde2 That's
his reputation" >. . At The Endure:
why Grandma, what big guys you
have!" At The Pago-Pago: tits
difficult to tel which is more ques-
tionable-her conduct or his inten-
tons At The Brown Derby:
"She's making name for herself,
all right. You oughta hear what the
rest Of the cast calls her" At
Armandos: Hes a friendly fellow.
You know, the kind guys slap on the
back and gals slap on the face"
In The Stork: "He has SO many
women on his mind, it's wearing a
skirt" At Theodore's: 1.-THE
trouble with being on the town is
that you wake up next morning
feeling as though it's on you" .
In Coo Rouge: Does she care for
him? He's the one who taught her
head how to swim"
White Light Night-Items: w h e n
Beverly Hills" the Forthcoming
satire on H'wood sex life arrives, the
programs will state: "Any resembl-
ance or likeness to any Hollywood
parsonage is slightly exaggerated
:. Dorothy Bigby Of "The Diamond
Horseshoe" has a new hunk of ice
on her Bird finger-a proposal OF
marriage from DR.. Carl Sulzburger
of the Swiss banking tribe :. Mary
Rockwell, the actress, whose groom
fell from her window yesterdawn
when he called to talk reconcilia-
tom was trying to make sure he
caredl Barbara Bannister, the
Smithfield Ham heiress, is mending
after a collapse in Phi.ly F.. Tom
my Moneyville's big secret Is named
Eleanor Frances of the Treasure
Island" show due Wed. eve'g
But Ruth Reid used his car, as what
blonde doesn't? :. Is B. Baruch's
coin backing Geo Washington
Slept Here? Doris Duke Crom-
well has left for short stay in
Hawaii, and will return to the U. s.
after Election Day to start divorce
action against James Cromwell.
They've seen each other once in 8
months.