The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-29

thinks that love is something that makes the world 70 round from night club Co night clubl" |. At the Game Cock: Theirs was Q typt- cal Broadway romance, She dropped an eyelash and he picked ik up" . At Rnhan Bleu; That gals Rllp Is showing" "Y0h, she takes him wherever she Roes'' Tn The storl, Big people don't do unique: aJealousy is friendship be- tween two girls" !. At The Beach: comber: "t wish I were a cannibal --one eats such intrlstlng people9 At TheodoreS: "Ffis sense Of humor and my sense of smell don't get along"
 New York NOveletse. Folks living in the F'iftles would go blocks out of their way to patroniEe his little drugstore on sixth at the corner of bSth His kindly philosophy was a cure for their mental ills, and the medicines he sold, cure for the Ills of mankind Only one r1edi- cine he did not poSsess--a potion that could cure men of their preju- dices toward his race A few months ago, Q local Nazl sympa thix- CT came Into the store, spit words ct the old man--and cursed, "Jewl" --for his exclamation marks He came in the following day to re- peat his abuse, and again and again The old gent tried kindliness, but it didn't work Finally, un- able to withstand the buliy's barh. any longer, the old fellow stained his hands by trying to elect him from the place |. Instead of ar- resting the tormentor, the police ar- rested the old druggistl He was held on an assault warrant and subjected to further humiliation in jail until ball was raised The excitement was too much for the old timers weary heart He dropped dead in his lawyers office Last week, the Hitler adIEirer was taken to Bellovue's Observation Ward for looking over as a psycho- pathic case He probably will be out soon to carry on the work of that other psychopAth He's certainly off to Q good start--with ono dead man to his credit The victims name. Louis Wasself {. The soandso's name: Richard Wood. ward, ST.
 Manhattan Murals. The Poppy salesmen working to help the un- fortunates of the last war, and the Red Cross workers striving to aid the helpless In this one The guy wearing Q tux at the Polo Grounds night bal lgame. Just a night club walter enjoying game before going to work The out of-town newsstands In Times Square the first rate aid stations for homesickness,
 New Yorchlds: Carson Kanin's direction of My Favorite Wife," at The Music Hall tomorrow Zanuck's Pour Sons" the latest oi the anh-dlctator flickers, potent en- tertalnment . Rave & Naldi terpslcorkers in the new Riviera re- vue Raymond Scott's cps concerts in rhythm Shirley Towards always deiightfui thrush. Ing Terry 6hand's Deeca re- cording of 1T Can't Love You Any More (Than I Do),"
 Broadway smalltalk: The tribute to Mark Hellinger by the Broad. Wayites who miss him most--will be held tonight at Chez Toots Shor Marks newest film, Brother Qr' ehid," opens next Friday at tho Strand That's Gene 1'lerney on the front cover of Vogue Richard Watts, Jr, the Trib drama critic is her feller | Music Mak- CTS jerked It's Lana Turner happy marriage" article from the July Issue fearing the Artie Shaws would be parted by then %. The hor- TOTS of war are felt wildly by tho J. c. Baldwins, 3rd. He's the Coun- cilman. Ills wife has four brothers in the French army and her par ents are trapped in one of the bombarded towns That's why you should be thankful that the American Red Cross is coming tc you for help--instead of coming tc help youl Time and Variety revealed that Berlin's newest short- wave broadcaster tfor American listeners) is Q bird named Ward --who as Delaney-was a press agent for q chain of small time vaude- ville theaters in New York Well Broadway wishes him every success with Hitler that he helped get for tite return of vaudeville,