The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-01
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through it Sister Tharpe will do her Cotton Club hymns on . white mule starting Friday night There's blonde cashier in the Critcrion'S box office who IS heavy competition for Lana Turner in the picture,
 New Yorchids; Katharine Brush'S newest book, This Is On Me" Johnny Greens new and amusing radio menu: "Swingo" Ella Fitz. gerald's Decca-reccad of Sugar Blues" Eduardo Duchin's yer sion of the I. Berlin score (from Louisiana Purchaser at the Persian Room Eddie Davis rendition of Let There Be Love" at Leon S. Eddie's ., Lewis Galantiere's thesis on Heinie In Town & Country, eX- citing reading David O. Selz- nick, for discovering formula which makes gold out of celluloid His "Rebecca" does Q 9th week at the Music Hall.
 New York Novelette,: Broadway is flooded with ambitious youth Such were this Stage-Struck girl and ewcomer-writer ambitious and in love, You can see hundreds of them in New York making park benches their thrones, holding hands in movie balconies or chop-suey joints walking alon gthe Drive, drinking in the moon and stars rot saying Q worthwhile music runs through their veins and their hearts dance All they hope pray and hunger for is success. They want life to hug them and make their cheeks bloom. Two young peo- pic In strange town finding a home in each others memory ., We'll, one day she got Q bit part In Q show, clicked and was whisked off to Hollywood. He went into an ad agency For while love letters were Swapped at fast clip then the traffic slowed down, limped along, and finally ceased, Love had taken a powder" .. . A run-out They were riding to the moon on their careers, they couldn't think of anything else Soon, Christ mas cards were their only contact And now they both have everything they came to New York to get-ereams come true . But they are not as happy as they were when they had nothing-ex- cept each other.
 Manhattan Murals: The old mile stone on Beekman Place, which is only ? blocks long -. Sixth ave- nue with pimples, They oughta put airline hostesses in the busses that have to bounce over 1t .. The sign in the window of a 9th Avenue book-stall: Improve your mind and our business" The signs on the grass and shrubbery at the Fair with just one word: "Please" The passersby awed at the or ganist'S fingers flying from keyboard 10 keyboard In front of the Ham, mond studios on 57th The Chinatown youngsters gabbing about the late baseball news, They're as American as a home run ,,.. The hot dog stand on 10th avenue which proudly boasts; No cover charge!" Broadway, the heart Of the most civilized city.-where people act aS though they were In a jungle.
 Sounds in the Night: At the Queen Mary: "Whatta bore! His gao is as dull as a kiss by phone" -. In the Biltmore Bowman Room: "l look at their legs instead of their eyes, You can't put mascara on kneesl" Tn Barney Gailant's; Optimism, my eye! That's worry on a spree!" At the Pic-a- Rib: "She went to Reno so often she married the train conductor At Goa Rouge: "She's got the kind of eyes that 20 with red negllgee" At Ruben Bleu: "Tell me about yo,,rself-I adore horror stories"
 Broadway COnfucius Say: Tired.