The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-22

AAS V uSSo WAH DEluB VhuueVllle paCk to the Palace Mother Kelly's features pretty girls-as doormen. |. Patricia Peardon. the kid star of Junior Miss" has lost her groom to the Army The Motion Pic- ture Producers Assn has sent @ note to a Warmers movie star, requesting him Ito tone down his witches" Associated Press won't run any interviews on glamor lads for the duration. Takes up too much ink explaining to readers why the chap isn't in uniform.
 Menu Mentions: The turtle fins at Voisin'S \. The free lunch at Clam Broth House, black from the Lack awanna Station in Hoboken i. Chicken Versailles at Versailles on E. 50th . The cole slaw (with a tang), ham steak, eggs and coffee at GR's Clam House The gar- den-gFown vegetables at Beau Se- jour, Bethpage, L. I.-where George Washington probably diner /. The candied spareribs at Fat Man on Sugar Hill (Harlem '. Sour cream and pot cheese at the Auto mat.
 Broadway Smalltalk: The editorial of the fortnight, the owners are still gabbing apout) dealt with a Navy communique which said: "None of these IS planes returned" |. It was in the Mirror-by Glen Nev- file of the city room staff :. Blossom Chan, whose perfect lips" are in Life mag, is Mrs. Tim Gayle he edits Baton, the mag .. John Emery, Tallulah Bankhead's ex-hus- band, is in the film, Ship Ahoy!" the heroine of which is called Tal- lulah Add picturesque re- portage, from Life: Irving Berlin sings like frightened foghorn" |. :. |. The AP dug up a story from Movie town about an Indian" gal from wyoming" who fooled the indus try into thinking she was from Latin America She's from Phila .. Because Raymond Gram Swing is leaving the Mutual network they no longer announce him as "the dis tinguished commentator" r"-meowww
 Manhattan Murals: The gasless autos and the Sugarless police hors- es The chorines from "Priorities" garbed in houSe-coatS (and that's all, brotherD rushing across 46th street for cokes between numbers Dusk on Broadway-just be- fore dimout time-When the Broad way mazdas and marquees light up for a little while !. The cop with the most pleasant beat in New York-he patrols the Central Park lake-in a rowboat.
 The Big Time: Barbara Perry's ingenuing at the Latin Quarter :. Fred Astaire and Bing Crosby in Holiday Inn" . :. Emil Coleman's theme, "Shalimar" Cab Gallo ways new sizzler: Virginia, Geor- gia and Caroline Larry Adler's music-magic at the Savoy-Plaza Lounge March On, America" the thrilling short at the Strand The Cocoanut Grove show on the Park Central Roof Moro Morales rhythms at LaMartinique.
 Times Square Ticker: Give How ard and Isabel F'orman have went and dood 1t It's a girl at the Arthur Evans The Horseshoe girls have turned over their kitty" containing $166 to theStage Door Canteen The coins came from their fines for coming in tardy, etc. Club IS is open again, with Frankie flyers, Roy Sedley and Vince Curran providing the hilarity :. Readers Digest does an article on that joynt for the August number Ernest Heyn, the Liberty edi- tor, is surrendering his 50-Gs-per- year job there for a Captaincy Mrs. Vic Mature has decided to spare the foreign cinema star, who thefted his affections. Won't name anyone Both political parties will exploit a commentators last line: Before you give your vote to your Congressman check up on what he did with the one you gave him."
 Broadway Philosophy as heard at a floating crap game: The vail ing of a sucker is music to a gamb- Ter.