The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-09-25
Walter WinchelI
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NEW YORK ON THE HUDSON
Faces About Town; zorina, elated
as any autografter, upon being in
troduced to Spencer (what big eyes
you haveD Tracy backstage at
"Louizorina Purchase" The Ty
Powers (Annabelahhhh) first night
ing. Glammer at the Drammer.
Adolph Menjou "strolling
near the park one day in the very,
very merry mouth Of September
Hollywood's answer to Lucius Beebe
-. Most popular judges in the Big
Town right now: Justice Lloyd
Church who kept Jerque McWil-
llarns IN Bellevuess Bughouse where
Magistrate Bromberger sent him
Kisses NIT hugs NIT lotions uff huff
Romo Vincent, blimping out
OF the Hurricane Harry Rich
man, who hasn't spoken to AL Jol-
son for ten years, applauding him
Justify at a Hold On to Your Sides"
matinee . Jimmy Stewart Of the
Moom-Pictures, strolling by that
girls high school on East 5Ist Street
during recess the other afternoon.
That's awl, Brother.
Sallies In Our Alley: One of the
Summer barn theaters did so little
business the stock troupe considered
going straight. But Ann Corio, the
burlesqueen, came along for weeks
stand and the premiere night was
damned -. Lila Lee, an actress
since she was five, also in the, cast.
peered through the curtain hole and
was amazed at the business. She
turned to Corio and complimented:
Ann. remind me never to play Jul
net again" When Milton Berle
the ham-C (and his new nose)
opened at Loew's State, Jerry Coop
er heard this repartee between two
show-goers: IF it weren't for his
Jokes, I'd never have recognized
hint"
Broadway Smalltalk: Mrs. Harvey
Gibson is in Reno to be with daugl1-
ter Whitney Bourne (Mrs. Stanton
Grlffis) ). Why is the second info
Please featuring Mr.. Willkie being
held up by the censors? Why
haven't they passed it? Whose in
fluence is holding up what?
Ward Warehouses "leave" is to fin
ish his play Don't forget the
big Dan Frohman dinner at the
Riviera Sunday night Murray
for Leon g. Edd:e's. He let Ratzi |
have it in the face and then into |
the gutter for bothering patrons
j. Barrymore may inherit the |
Woollcott role il the Warmers ver-
sion of "TMWCTDinner" Lovely |
Bette Davis would like the Girl |
Friday part Pretty Shannon |
Dean has Gypsy Rose Lees job in
Streets of Paris" now. On the
blow-ups they will put her face on
Gyp's unveiled figger !. Two
refugees from Ben Bernie's Bund |
Ginger Bob Gibson and arranger
Grey Rains) have organized their
own orchestra Probly in self
defense.
Big Town Ballad: Henrietta Kam-
eYn, the organist, conducts the de-
DShtful concerts at LoeW's Pitkin in
the Brownsville sector of Greater
New York. She is popular. too, for
rendering song requests. A patron
who never missed Tuesdays and
Thursdays for eight years always
sent an usher for TITS A Sin to Tell
A Lie" I was "his" song, he
always told the usher to tell her
it sort of gets me" She al
ways looked forward to his hand
clapping Qoudest of alb from his
perch Several months
ago she began missing the request
and familiar applause What
happened to that nice gentleman"
Henrietta asked the usher, who
always requested It's a Sin to Tell a
Lie'?" IL. The usher gave her a
strange look Nice guy?" he
THAT was Abe Relies of
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