The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Walter WIncheII
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Broadway Small Talk: - Beth Browns For Men Only" sold o0,000 copies in England She just got her royalty check After all taxes were deducted she was left $12.30 Ray Heatherton, the bandleader, and Irene Denhaii1, whose dad founded Ballet Russe, are aheml Nancy Carols inc tended is named Dr. l. Leinwand. Their betrothal will be announced at the end of the week Rich ard Frankenfelder (the beauty specialist) and Maxine Lambert are middle -aisling soon .. B. Musel and II. Conrad, scribes, have cole lahed with Wm. Boehnel, the critic, on a flicker called "One Man Blitz", theme dealing with the Gestapo and U. s. gangsters with pip of o switch . The Stork has to get a new bar. First time bar ever wore out Many ovely show girls will be disappointed because Clifford Fisher1n's revue for s. America may not go.
 New Yorchlds: Arthur William Browns preview of his paintings (admission free) at 52 E. 18th {. Ella Fitzgeralds disc, "Keep Cool, Fooll" John Loveton's Court of Missing Heirs" Belascoing |. The ditty, "The King Is Still in Lon- don Town" The lyric of "Tale of Two Cities" = but the tune is practically "Red Sails in the Sum- set"l Madeleine Carroll in "One Night in Lisbon.
 Broadway Alien: The orchids of the week, however, go to the edi- torialist on the N. Y. Times for this: "The Dionne quintuplets are 2 years old. In many respects 1t is a woman's most delightful age. At ' she sits on 0 mans knee without hesitation, affected or genuine, and without putting the knee to sleep. Unlike the older women of the household, she enjoys listening to him. In fact, she encourages him to talk, and sine believes any story he tells her. Her curiosity over what became of his hair Is sofne- times embarrassing, but her syin- pathy with him in his loss is url. questionably sincere. While unduly interested, perhaps, in the state Of his exchequer and never too proud to accept pecuniary aid, she IS no gold-digger whose gratitude Is meas lred by the amount of the contri- button. For as little as two copper cents she will bear-hug his spec- tacles all out of shape, and he feels sure she means it."
 Manhattan MuralS: The subway singers who have switched from torch tunes to patriotic themes .... The sign in the druggists: DO you have tatle-tale grey matter?" . The Greenwich Village gin-mill which conspicuously features @ sign advertising the poor quality of its coffee The 9th Avenue bar Der shops sign: "satisfied Hair cuts or Your Hair Refunded!" !. The 42nd Street hawker selling "gla- mour ties' - plain cravatS with noisy stripes The Revuers' Baroness Bazooka" number ct the Village Vanguard The frisky breezes toying with cotton dresses Q seasonal peep.show.
 Sounds in the Night: Tn the Stork: 1T always read him. It's the cheap- est way of getting seasick" =. At Leon and Eddie's: According to Manville, love isn't blind - just blondel" ... At La Conga: "He dances with you as though he's taking revenge" .. At Arrnando's -"Ja ever see her gorgeous figger in @ batting suit?" At the Wivel: T don't like women. l just like what they're made of" .... At the Riviera: Look ct that bou- quet of show-girlsl" At the Castleholin: Did she put on some weight -- or Is she dancing with someone?" .. At Forbidden City: "fIer eyes have e habit of whisper ing things only your heart can hear In fronmt of Chateau Mod- one, the tall one Is Radio Cityl" At the Endure: "She has a way of getting in your eye-like grapefruit"
 B'way Wiseguy Adage: It's Q Great Life If Your DONTS Weaken.