The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-10
NEW YoRK NEWsREEL

EANAAA@AN
 A touch of the Wild West in The Big Town: Bulls Head Auction Company on Y. 24th Street, trad- ing post and market for horses The temple of finance in the 70s on Madison Avenue. Almost c replica of George Washlngton's Mt. Vernon retreat The Main Street tempo and atmosphere of busy Nas- snu Street at noon .. The street overfloWs with clerks and recep- tio1istB relaxing for ail hour |. From Fifth Avenue and 0eth Street north, where the Avenue drops its SWank and the people become "the masses The mad adventures of the Wilson electric signs feline Felix--the Pearl White of the arli- mated Tl1a0daB, at 46th and Broad- way The miniature mazda magic down ct the Aquarium. A bulletin tells the time each show goes on when the free customers crowd around c row of electric bulbs-and the electric eels set the footlights on fire The sign in the re. pair shop: we mend everything but broken hearts"
 The police radio ears that patrol Riverside Drive by nlght-and the linromantic cops who turn their headlights on lovers .. The mount. cd cops horse (at 60th and Broad. way) peeking over a bookie's shouls der, as the latter studies 6 racing form "Whaddaya know, Bud7" The jitterbuggers at Madison sq. Garden these nights--and their Lady dojivers The outdoor Summer garden back of the Wivel Restaurant which never has c pa. tron. It was built for the sole use of the employees Tho horseback riders looking at the ordinary folks Bprawled on the grass aS though they were peasants.
 The West Asth Street barber shop which Wlndow-advertiscs: 'HaircutS 36c-ActorB 46c" |. The street cors iier loaferS shouting ribaldries up at the lady tenants of that Eighth gaol -. Forbidden City, the Chinese night club, which advertises c Mod orn Coolie System" .... The Sum. t1iersstock hopefuls who gather out- side that 44th Street drug-Shoppe. The Corn is Walgreen's The hand .holding collegiates sitting on the Columbia Library steps prom. iBing to be true-all Summer ... The kids new game: Sailing e paper plane 50 that 1t glides into Q chalked circle marked "Crete".
 The barber shop on Amsterdam Avenue which features q female bar- Der and c male ffianictirist :. Why, Eilal :. The debs who pluck their eyebrows, and the socially registered lads who use pocket combs-right At their ringsidc tables The make-belicve life-size figures of Melyyn Douglas and Merle oberon occupying twin beds in a 45th Street window. An insomnia supplies shop .... The aged pair who occupy the same park bench daily and hold hands, Makes you feel good oil over The kids swarming outside tho players entrance to Yankee Stadium after Q game. And the iirchin shouting to DiMaggio: "0et c hit tomorrer, Joe, will you? I gotcha In . poolI'
 The leather-lungers, who shout "Extra, Extra" along Riverside Drive about ten at night. Their garbied cries sound like they arc heralding the end of the world .. The eigft- .thc-rlorn'ng line Of WestCheBter cars crawling down the Express" highway along the river while Riverside Drive traffic races along The soldier at the Gn- trance to the George Washington Bridge carrying big placard read- ing: twill Give Military Protec- ton Free-to Anyone Going Tow ards Fort Dixl" The fussy doorman on Park avenue near roth Street who has on assistant shelter him while he holds an umbrella over others The gal sun-bathers in the East 60th Street penthouse who do not seem to realize, or even care. that theifS iSnt tnc tallest building in the sector.
 City Hall Park, the Mayors neatly trimmed garden looking out on the most thriving business section in the world Chorus girls, get- ting a little plump around the edges -bicycling to reduce, at sunup in tho park The breathless stiffness that seeps into the town at 4 in the morning. Silence listening to itself Weary fireinen dang ling from the sides of a hook and ladder truck lazily returning 10 It's station Al Jolson showing his ex-wife's mother the Broadway gcsne The disgruntled motor car purchasers riding all over the city in his new car on the rear of