The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
Walter WlnchoIl
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change et address Co sing Sing one chAtr at the table remains empty, ., Not out of respect Co his 'enemoryN-ANt because it is called The Hot Seat" end brokers are sooooo SNperStltloNs,
 Manhattan Nfuralss me British sailors and marines fl0cklng la Co see the cowboy films on Aand Street, ., The poor models who have to get bundled up In fur coats for the Fall fur ads being recalled now, |, The two eaterieS on West 4eth street, opposite one another, which run the gaEnut of foods Hamburger House-and the Caviar Restaurant. !, The tinny olAng-elang of the Broadway trolley As it floats along, Almost noisy enough to wake up the doRers from the humidity, ", Tho chromium plated escAlAtors end exits in the eth Avenue sub. way Such Swank for Q nlckell, ', The sign in the East Side matri. nionial Ngencys "MarrlageS Arc Not Made in Heaven. They Are Made Right Aerew,,, The tapestry of electric lights which make Broad. way lighter than day every night, Yet Broadway also has regular street lamp-posts for illumination,
 Recommended Co Diversion Seek. CTS; "out of the Tog" (based on the play, "The Gentle people'e-whieh Warmers hos made a John Gar fielday, , Betty 0rahel and peaehy Amechy in zanuck's Moon Over Mianw The breezy wordage to the ditty, "Will You Stlll Be MineS" ., The Havana ~Madrid's Ramon $, Lucinda, -, Jean Sablon's Verslgh- Ing at the Versailles,
 Broadway Smalltalk; Slmone Si- mon tells pals she had Q chance to marry Q Western banker Sunday night and her refusal cost her e diamond bracelet valued at $20,000 ,n Mildred Cheneval, the Horse- shoe chlorine, win wed w, Steuben phllly steel man, ln Sept, Nice fistioufflng over at the 42nd Street sports dept, Over at WoR the other night, an announcer said; "ren pee em" (then he named the sponsors wateh) only to hreath- lessly realize his hlunder and add; "ThAt's II o'clock, I beg ya pod tlin'l" Some commerciall,,, Two columns declared that Jack Dla- Mond was beaten up, The only beating he took was at the hands of a New York Hospital surgeon an operation on his scalp, which explains the tiny white patch, ,,, Anita Colby confirms 1t, She has decided not to become Mrs, Myron Kirk,
 Midtown TragtS'y; He's probably been struggling and waiting for "a break" for long, long time, A 1'way wait" Is always long, some- times, though, opportunity frightenS timld people so terrihly--they pre- fer tho oblivion they've always known and enjoyed, n, Take tho 42nd street hurless comic, He heard that ono of the Shuherts might come in that ove'g to catch" him ITO ease his nervousness, the comic took Q few drinks baekstNge ,a,At show time he was "hlind, muffing most of his cues and giv. Ing the worst account of his career .,. Too bad, ., But don't weep foi tho ehulnp, Save your tears fol the army of talented kids who stay sober and on the snaAll-time,
 Sounds in the Night: At Berto- lotti's: "He's suffering the typical Broadway dlsease-~Poison Envy" ., Tn the "le": Trusting him with Q dollar Is like asking rabbit to hold leaf of cabbage, At Ar. mando's: "Her reputation isn't mucl, but It's got everyone talking, Al tho Stork: "ft's not 80 hard to keep . gal-tho trick Is to keep it quietV' ,,, At La Conge: "He reaches for tho check as though he's afraid itll attack him" In Lindy's: "'Ja hear of the egotiStleal eo,lnterfelter who had his own picture put on tho money9"
 Broadway Wlseguy Reminders Onee you become deaf to criticism
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