The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-03-20
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B. L. L. STEVENSON

ooo4A sings DTS OF grand opera a
he drives about the streets of Ney
York There are still SOM
faded orange perisphere and trylol
Worlds fair route markers attached
to posts on upper Broadway
The Times square trylon has dis
appeared But the perisphere
remains It is not a city infor
nation booth Sign in swank
shop window: Britain delivers the
goods" and a display of i'm.
ported articles is proof That
veteran organ grinder with the
white handlebar mustache is again
cranking out LA Marseilles'' and
other airs in the West Eighties and
along Riverside drive His mu-
sic supports wife and eight chill.
dren AS if didn't have trou.
BILE enough keeping my mind off
fishing in the summer, Jack Cam
sends along a reprint of a story OF
huge muskies that have been caught
almost within the shadows of De.
troit skyscrapers.
Memories: Recently Billy Jones
dropped dead on Broadway His
identity was established through
radio script found in his pocket .
So my mind went back to that long
past Friday night when May, Bill
(then a little tad) and I journeyed
all the way from Washington
Heights down to 95 Broadway to |
hear the Happiness Boys" broad
cast 1t was our first visit to
a New York radio studio and we
were properly impressed and
what a thrill Bill got when Billy
Jones drove us as far uptown as
Madison Square Garden in his car
After that, we encountered
the Happiness Boys" a number of
times Thus friendship through
the years Ernie Hare, the other
half OF that pioneer team, passed on
a year ago last March and
how different is radio from that far
off Friday night.
information: A list of New York
city residents, worth from $50. 600
up, keyed for those worth $1e0, 900.
$25O. 1000, $500,00 and the million.
ARES" 29.448 names together with !
business and residential addresses. :
may be purchased for a mere 5000
5000 wealthy commuters" /
worth $4,000 and more, with the
sl00, 600, $3.50, 900, $500, 600 and the
mlillonaire classes indicated, costs e
Sloo Nassau, Suffolk and West T
CHESTER counties as well as nearby
New Jersey and Connecticut are COW
cred -. A list of rich Bangor. o
Malne, residents can be bought for S
7.5o which is the same quotation b
incidentally the lowest could find a
-Ior waterloo, Iowa, and Santa :
donica, Calf. Looked in vain
or price for a list that would in.
Jude my financial class.
Smokers: Sculptress Henriette
AYE now has two pieces of her
'ork on exhibition at the Museum
the City of New York, heads of
Iarbo and Crawford Miss
aye, we'll known as an actress. :
as Orson Welles' leading lady in
vo plays -. At present she is
orking on a Welles head 1t
i'll be done in peculiar rose shade
aown to the trade as natural vir-
MIA ham" "a. When munitions
ng, Fritz Mandl, was dancing with
e Countess de Brissac at the Fair
ay Yacht club, Maestro del Cam
}, without giving his selection a /
ought, went into Jimmy Van Heu- !
ms new song, You're Dancing
18th Dynamite" -. Frank Glazer,
10 pianist with Sergei Kous Sc.
tzky's Boston Symphony, wasn't
nelly while he was jacques de
offs guest at Cobb's Mill inn
! the grounds are two black rams
med Toscanini and Rachmaninoff.
Literary Dept: Xavier Cugat,
nd leader, is writing his mem.
8 for spring publication
aine Bassett, magazine cover
,del, is doing Simon & Schuster
implicit on "How to Walk Prop
y" Mayer Davis, orchestra
der, is finishing his tome, 81
ayed for Five Presidents" which
brother Uriel will publish L
pc Manning, soprano with the X i
v Phil Baker revue, is doing six
cratic lesson books for Gus Schir.
r e. Oscar Serlin, producer of =
lie With Father" will publish it [
Jane Froman is Esquiring her
Don Ross.
hort Story: Shirley Ross, song
,ss, who recently moved into =
n to be nearer her studio, was \
ing friends about her new home
Really" she enthused, cts
apartment without a flaw"
,ah?" doubted nearer. Then
It do you walk on?" and
is THE END.
BELL Syndicate-WNU Service.) Z.
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