Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Walter
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Man About Broadway
Clues LolDdolDn
BY WALTER WINCHELL

BY WALTER wINCHELL
TNHE Charles Laughtons
l. ELSA Lanchester) are
tapping their toes impatiently
=. April Ames, the dancer.
married Larry Foster. the
refrigerator exec, last week
Lenore Uric and at
torney d. Stillman have dis
covered That Secret Spark.
George Sanders. the cinema
villain, has gone mellow. The
reason is Carmen Miranda
-. Harold Wanamaker of the
dept store tribe and Jean
Scott of the late LA. Pur-
chase" ensemble will be sealed
In the Fall Valerie Moore.
niece of Mrs. c. Vanderbilt.
is secretly betrothed to JUS
tice Reeds boy.
Those six models must BE-
very happy on that Rio-bound
boat, Also making the same
cruise are 70 students from
Yale Stooo-dents!!!
THE Diamond Horseshoe Il
Il unveiling an 1S-year-old
blonde show girl this week.
Billy Rose expects her 10
cause more excitement than
Ziegfeld's Dolores. who got
$500 a week Her name is
Ann Mace. luscious six-foot-
three-er. Her mother was a
Ziegfeld beauty. and this Is
AIMS first Broadway appear
ance The other girls in
the show are her best press
agents-they rave over her
beauty. charm and contagious
smile Here's TO you. new
conner. Look out for Broad.
way Confucius!
Mrs. Billy Fiske. the ex-
Lady Warwick, is steaming at
Liz Whitney because Liz billed
her for use Of her mansion.
Mrs. Fiske thought it was "on
the arm" The Ricardo
Cortez- Christine Commit Lee
divorce becomes legal this
month Carlo refused 10
appear at the Hwood Bowl
CSO broadcast. Instead she
donated SIS 600.
JOAN CHRYSLER, grandot-
ter of the Chrysler mag
nate. is mending after falling
of a horse. Injured back Al
Hospital for Crippled A
New York brewery threatens
10 market new type OF brew
soon---that won't getcha wool
led. No matter how much OF
II you swim in Tammany
Hall has been notified that
Robert F. Wagner Jr will OPP
pose AL Smith Jr. for Boro
president of Manhattan
An official OF the Transport
Workers Union. when asked
by a newSpaperman lof the
record. last week. whether
there would he a strike.
answered:
at will he called on II La
Guardia calls Hull. and Hull
calls Oumansky. and Ouman-
sky calls Stain. and Stain
calls Foster and Foster tells
Quill"
Sumner Wellcs for a year
or so has lunched daily At q
corner table Of Washing
ton hotel. Usually with him
are diplomats, ambassadors.
ex-premiers. newspaper
friends. ct al. But Welles IL
no longer dining there since
discovering that the table II
right next to a radiator-be-
hind which dictaphoncs were
concealed And every day
they say, after luncheon.
others in the state dept had
complete report OF his con.
versstions. He is planning
reprissls.
Burgess Meredith IL show
ing Olivia DeHavillsnd Nyack.
~. Y, and other spots
Legend says Monte Proser
dropped $4,000 in his Dance
Carnival affair at the Garden.
You can't win every bet.
Monte. =
TT COULD Happen Only in
America Item: In the
small cubicle in Club n
(Which serves as the dressing
rooml sat Jack White.
frankie Flyers. golfer Jimmy
Thomson and the ioyrts
public relations commissioner
A regular feller type OF
man was asking the night club
men their opinions on the war,
Hitlcr's chances 10 whip Rus
STA. Britain's chances. and
other things Of import ..
The questioncr was Harry
Hopkins. who advises Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
nEBUNkING the Bunk
- Dept: You probably saw
that big news photo In the
papers the other afternoon =.
II was a six-column picture
sent out by Berlin. and il was
captioned: "A great fire after
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