The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-13

sWADn GNaAlS VIII Bet pald for wrestling with her in 1t Vim cent Sheean's wife, Diana, may be seen in the revival of '@The Admir- able Crichton" The New York CT is readying profile on Raymond Gram Swing Budd Walcott and Bill Massey, two Tanks in the RAF. cable the colyum: Had two letters in six months. Please get some blonde to write us. Address: Camp Des InterneS Britanniques, Lag houat, Algeria, No. Africa" Goebbels' paper, ''Das Reich" now has 8 correspondent" in Lisbon. Most are Gestapo men spying on American reporters.
 Making the big time the hard way Lucille Norman, . hit in "Show Time", auditioned for the Met Opera over the air on Dec. 7th-but was cut off for the Pearl Harbor flash Drama editors know how long Katharine Cornell educated them to spell her first name with two as ... Well, Sarmdi's has honored the star with salad which is named "The Katherine Cornelln A man with sign on his back is call- ing author John Steinbeck names on 47th between Madison and Fifth. Claims Steinbeck's theme in Grapes of Wrath" is his Oh, sure Lucien Hubbard, former Metro pro- ducer, is back after interviewing MacArthur. Doing book on him .. British cenSors helped suppress Russell Whelan's book, Flying Tig- ers." Must be laundered.
 Music Corp. of America booked the Henry King crew at Fort Mis- soula-and then learned in time-it was a Jap interment camp New York street that is so quaint it lifts the eyebrows: Sand between Park and Madison. The only mod- ern building is the CBS branch Lew Ayres' popularity with men in uniform increased when he turned over his Hollywood home and pool to those on leave Some poli- ticians are breathless over the Court of Appeals decision on Lepke. If the death penalty is uphelf, there will be "whistle-blowing" the likes of which has never been heard before One big band leader, who re- gently enlisted, did 1t to even mat ters with his agents. He felt they were cutting in on his coin too much and he couldn't get out of the con- tracts any other way.
 Richard Gaines has been signed by Columbia Pictures for Com mandoS Strike at Dawn. A good actor At the recent Greek Rally $575, ,00O in war bonds were sold entirely in cash. Mostly big size bills which the govt quit printing in 1929 !. Another Esro would be the man who could get motorists to turn in their nerve-shattering horns for scrap Many chorines and other showfolk are getting their all-night relaxation at the Radio City Bowl ing spot .. Leon & Eddie's is now bonusing the walters, bus boys and staff on heavy-spending week-ends The Hays office is the latest to ban the song Strip Polka from the screen. The Andrews Sis- ters platter is now a top seller and never has been networked either Observation: The uni forms and activity at Army and Navy H'quarters (90 Church. bring the war to N. Y.-but not block away.
 If he wears a Sam Browne belt (very military he's junior officer Generals rarely wear them Now that Jack Haley is such a big hit on Broadway C"Show Time") the Hollywood studios bother him mo- end The Peter Arno musical starts rehearsals in a fortnight The Peter Arno musical starts re- hearsalS in a fortnight The original Cotton Club owners in Har- lem will reopen it-but mustn't use the famed name <. Washington is so dull after Friday sundown-many of the officials weekend here. '"The boredom is stiflingl" they all groan .. Broadway's only real gold mine is the Latin Quarter-capacity al- ways New Workers and others who financed rabble-rousing outfits and their leaders-haven't been touched by the govt yet. But all their names are on file '. One is down for SIPS, ,000 He's social registerite MT. Whiskers wants to jail most Next years taxes will be the highest ever but so will the national income The Sat- evepost, a few months hence, will perform a service with an expose on group of larcenous ticket specs. They are not to be confused with the legit brokerages that obey the law and charge six-bits premium. The author is M. Zolotow. The ar ticle is titled: Forty Thieves"
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