The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-15

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 Faces About Town: Randolph Scott twirling the revolving door at the Essex House for lovely Mary Bryan .. Gene Autry, sooooo eln- barraaSsed, as high school femme students surround him in the same lobby Garbo and her Gaylord Hauser at the Kungsholm in identi- cal orange scarfs Mrs. Og- den Mills, the dowager, who'll soon be grand-mater again when the Philip Fells' heavenly bundle arrives Elsie Hitz, one of the daytime radio actresses, and her very-wor- ried-Stiff oil man Ernest Truex taking up his option on Mary Alyce Rice :. Guy Kibbee's son, John. apprenticing to be a newspaperman. He's a copy-boy on the Journal American i. Mrs. Pierre Lazareff, who succeeds Geo. Davis as litree editor at Harper'S Bazaar Mil dred Bailey, who has shelved 9 pounds in six months Jimmy Walker, trying to seem gay in The Stork "cub". His pals know that the denied" divorce talk-is true.
 Sallies in Our Alley: On the 44th Street and Broadway corner two shabbily attired passe juveniles docking like something out of an Elmer Rice script were knocking former buddy :. ."He's gotten to be quite the snob since he got that bit part, hasn't he?" sneered one . |. "Yeah," ditto'd the other moodily, q even saw him going into Sardis the other day!" =. A pest at Ching'S Waikiki Club told a waiter: T want some TOT ersters, not too large, not too small, not too salty and not too fat. They gotta be cold and want them i'll hurry" The waiter replied: "With-or without pearls?"
 New York Novelette,: Everyone who knew him in St. Louis liked his fine tenor voice. He led the com- munity singing at local bazaars. county fairs and in churches ;. A visitor from New York heard him one day and induced him to study for the opera After a few years the St. Louis opera company en- gagged him as soloist .. Last sea- son he toured the concert field with John Charles Thomas In New York influential friends arranged an addition at the Met He didn't keep the appoin;ment-stage fright
 -or something If those kind friends want to locate their prodigy they will find Rudy Madison singing with the Barber Shop at Bills Gay sos.
 Memos of a Midnighter: A hand some Cuban is Judy Stewards new Florida -da. She hoofS in the Miami Beachconga troupe Ted Col lins calls them "The Greeks of Wratl' Tiny Hill says Max Mefoofsky's girl hangs around Lindy's so much she's called Goi- die-Lox" .. The cooling system, which cost the Italian Pavilion Cat the F'air) $17,D0O. was sold to S1apsie Maxie's for $1 400 .. The Nostalgia" recording mentioned here recently isn't the Benny Goodman version, but Fran cisco Lomuto's. It is Victor No. 38029-A, Juan Carlos Cobian com- posed 1t Dana D's divorce be- came final year and a haH ago Most exciting conga dancer is Gil Galvan, Brazilian. He heads the Sans Souci Dancers with Mara Lope3) at the Dempsey-Vanderbilt Stop any Broadway show . .. Real reason "The Corn Is Green" didn't x1riv 411n White TnNN1raoVah Performance is that it played Wash ington a week before N. Y.
 Manhattan Murals: A pretty girl on the Union Square BMT station tearing letter into a thousand bits. Then, after moments pause, ten- derly picking them up .. The whimsical 18th Street barber who has pasted photo of Hitler on his razor strop A messenger boy delivering flowers att he Waldorf at 9 in the ante meridian! Someone must have been in big hurry to apologize The sandwich shop on Sixth Avenue which names sand- Wiches after chorineS instead of celebrities .. The creaking Broad way trolleys crawling ill lame tempo on the worlds most exciting street. Broadway Chit Chatter: The Edu- ardo Chavezes, he's the Congo ba- toneer, are infanticipating =. One of the gazettes has notified staffers ''no bonuses in 1941" .. Bob An tirews, of Columbia's staff, is ready ing film saga on his late editor. Henry Justin Smith It will be an affectionate theme <. Eddie Can tors annual March of Dimes" bene- fit for the Warm Springs Founda- tion is listed for the 18th '. Hell finger discovered Joan Leslie, who will shine in his High Sierra" flick ture William Waldorf Astor,