The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-28
Walter WincheII. O. ByO0dW'ay l.
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 I the suuabbIe over the hroadcasting rights was the big item that led to Stimson's cancellation of the fight One of the networks peeved at losing the rights, cOir- pIained to Congressional friends, who started the controversy, which stirred an investigation and ~ex- posed' the agreement, which all concerned knew from the start.
 Constance Bennett personally combed the official files in Des Moines last week to definitely es- tablish her status as mother of Philip Plants sorl--over whom the legacy war began <. Farley tells intimates hes lined up the West ern New York Demos for Bennett Georges of Georges @ Jalna, the dance team, flattened patron for yelling: "Why aren't you in uni- form?" Bill Robinson stepped off a Boston stage the other day and socked a customer who in- suited Negroes =. |. Former blues singer Bee Palmer and her hu11and are infanticipating soon Add offenders on Broadway against the ,dimout ruling: Six blazing stories of light in the Office of War In- formation which "educates" the public to observe war regulations. Corner of 57th Street Wash- ington definition of genius: "The in- finite capacity for taking trains!"
 Midtown night spot owners are concerned over service men, who invariably conduct themselves in 8 gentIemanly manner, but are flooded with hOOch by well-meaning patrons The prOprietoFs think they dee tected a threat of a curfew or conn plete closing by the mayor in his recent speech But what to do? They usually explain to the men in uniform: sThe army has instructed us to stop service when bartenders think you've had enough" This is met by challenges of civilians, who insist upon buying the next rOund-but suddenly disappear when their guests have to be helped out.
 Vivian vinson Is the first Broad way girl to join the WAACs. For- merly a chlorine at the Cocoanut Grove on the Park Central Roof Fred Heating and Lillian Roth are togethering J. J. Shubert sent out 200 postcards for chorus boys to report for the Student Prince" revival. Only showed up Add Signs That the War Has Finally Hit N. r.: Many of the Wo- men for dinner at the Stork come unescorted Former champ Jim- my Braddock and his manager, J. Gould, become Lieutenants in the Coast Guard October 3rd .. Main tenance (for the road tour) for the soldiers in "This Is the Army" is $22 weekly. This must pay for their meals, room, etc. Yet Washington hotels are asking them $3 daily and Boston hotels want $36 weekly for doubles That checkup of priv ate cars at the racetrackS revealed 300 had doctors licenses.
 The papers told the story of the death lin bomber flight near Vim cent, La. on Sept. 21St) of Lieut.. Louis Cohen BrOadwayiteS will remember him as Louis III. Daven- pOrt of the well known theatrical family, and the son of the Rialto Theater manager, where he usherer before enlistfng A St. MOrttx Hotel beIIboy tthere for many yeafs) was Martin Karbach, a favorite of the patrons Martin wearied of all the big-taIk and became paratrooper at a Virginia training camp. A Yank born in Germany!
 Eddie Nugent and Leila Ernst are Chicagoing steady .. George Kelly of the 4 Yacht Club Boys says he got letter from the draft board advising him not to start reading any serial stories |. . Within three months, they say, New York city will see its first lady letter carriers .. Whatever became of Frederick F. Schrader (not the former Variety ace or Detroit theater man) who was a pal of Viereck, and editorial adviser of the local Bund rag? His name is conspicuous by its onfis- sion from the various indictments An ex-fight champ has been shipped to the war zones for slug ging his Captain Hildegarde and society's Mrs. Juliana Cutting no longer talk to each other. Don't use that sort of langwidge It's safe to tell a gag now in Chicago where 30 mes were drafted -. |. Washington is excited over the ru- nor that FDRs emissary to the Vatican has sensational news. An alleged truce between the Vatican and Moscow.
 The Capital is divided into Kaiser and anti-Kaiser camps Two officials were talking about the Mir acIe Man yesterday "After al," said one, Kaiser is nothing but big bundle of wind!"
 "And," was the retOrt, "so is a TOrnado!"