The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-10

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 She baked the yafns herself, an Incident she proffers as proof that lbl1e could be domestic if she do dee Bired. Her name is Virginia Hill. she has had three husbands, two skiiyorces and one annulmert. The seosirce of her money is not too clear sssut she vaguely attributes it to her Iairet husband, one George Rogers of lAiabama, and some friends in AChicago who are smart with stocks" E From the white light belt of New York to the golden fringe ef Miami Miss Hill is nevertheless a figure to sconjure with. Last winter the Miami reports were that she spent more than 9iO000 one single night. In New York she has approached this lbeverai times and on countless in. IetanceS she has given huge parties ltn expensive night clubs.
 Big Dinner, Small Change
 On the night she was interviewed she careiessly invited score or more of people to have dinner with -her at the Waldorf Astoria. Cham. .pagne and the gilded trimmings. ,srhe bill was at least $200, which Iehe considers small change in view tof the kick she gets out Of company. lGhe teiephoned from her table to lJohnny Carroll, the Hollywood acc Cor, who may be husband No. 1. Spending money is something Nils Hill has to do to stay happy. There was the time, Irving zuss- man, q night club owner, remon- etrated with her for renting his en- tire club for an afternoon just t0 give an orchestra leader a party. Ut cost her $500 When zussman hepoke his well-intentioned piece Miss Hill said If he didn't want her money his competitors probably would.
 1. ztiagrnan saw the point. And pur- sued it c point further. If she was going to entertain SO lavishly why mot open q club of her own. Miss Hill agreed and gave him $40000 'as 6 starter. Now the club, the New Hurricane. is about to open and Miss Hill hasn't even been to see it. Some of her friends are betting she will spending just as much in cofI1- peting places as before.
 She's Talent Picker "r'm to pick the talent for the club" she said, land that's really the only reason 1 bought the place. It made me tired to see SO many Of my choices get to be headliners aft- CT I picked them and no one paid any attention to me when I dis covered them"
 One of her exshusbardS. Carlos Gonzales, Is in Mexico City, arrang- ing to bring back a1 orchestra lead- CT. Valentine Valdez, she discover ed" there.
 Miss Hill was born ifi Holland of an American mother ard q ha1f- Indian father. She went to school fin Bsssemer, Ala, and her mother, Mrs. Margaret Hill, now lives in Marietta, Ga. She was 14 when she married Rogers A couple of years later she married 1zey Griffith of Georgia, Q football hero,
 T see Izey every time 1 go to Georgia" she said T sometimes wonder why ever married him though. I guess 1t was because all | the other girls were crazy about | hiin. He was q football star"
 Husband "T00 Jealous"
 She divorced Gonzales becauge he was so jealous 1t bothered my friends"
 Second to night clubs MisS Hill likes clothes. At present she has 100 dresses and twice as many pairs Of shoes and hats. She has five fuil length fur coats-ermine. silver fox. blue fox, white fox ard mink-and four fur jackets.
 i've got q pile Of jewels" she said. "Star Sapphires. ard what not. You can't stop men from giving them to you. But I'm not much on wearing the things"
 The hotel Of the baked potatoes won't give her It's largest niite any more. Now she lives in q five-room apartment In 6 gwank hostelry.