The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-09
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no ctavat, and sport shirt unbut- toned ct the throat (and needing | q shave) being refused admittance sos "sorTy,S said the man at the | door, you canont come in" "Oh, he's okay," intervered Brown, T know him. I'll vouch for him" | The man came in and in no | time at all lost S23, 900 <. The man. agement gave Brown $500 with | which to buy some gurn-dropS.
 Menaos of Afidnigkter: Not all | the white arrnbands you see during | air-raid alarms are worn by war; l dens. Some (with quill and pencil | crossed) are worn by the press, and l G-Men's white armbands feature l the initials Y. B. I. Maureen 1 Holmes, former Zlegfeld girl, Is in | Reno Monte Proser applied for enlistment in the army yesterday. 1 |. A. Childers, Royal Palm Club (AGiarni) boss. is in our feverish midst with the report that many places there are doing Q healthier business than they did during "the season. And that trains from the North are packed daily !. Ben rzarriman's Aquarium will feature the Inkspots, Ella Fitzgerald and Johnny McGee's crew starting the 16th L. Parker has popped the question to Colette Lyons i. Fox will test lovely Cece Flames of the LaAFartlnique ensemble Nazi spy Bahr, who just got thirty years (instead of death), can get out in less than tenl
 Tale of Manhattan: They would have you believe that hit actually happened-but even if 1t didn't--So l what? ... A couple, happily mar ried came to New York for a visit !. At the hotel bar one night he struck up some smalltalk with a diverting young thing who, as Fate and Temptation directed, dwelled in the same hotel After wait ing for her groom several hours, the worried wife went looking for him ... AS she walked to the elevator --she encountered him coming out of a room down the hall Where have you been all this time?" she demanded His face turned to flame Rowing in shame, he whispered: At last you've discov- cred the truth. I'm q jewel thief"
 Sounds in the Night: At Fefe's Beach: "she has skeleton in her closet-and the resemblance is amazingl" .. At the Stork Bar: :. "Oh, dear-this is soooo seldom" At Reuben's: T never knew what imitation meant until I saw her in slaclkS" At LaMartinique: Hey, Corny! Who brought you the Stalk?" ;. At Mother Kelly's: He's IA in the Army but 4-F in cabl'
 Big Street Ticker Tape: Walton & O,Rourke'S fascinating puppetry at the Rainbow Room is attracting bids When Leon Henderson plays roulette (twice year) his "system" never fails, he says. Puts chips on 4, 9 and 13 The { (for Leon)-the g (for Henderson)-4 plus g is l3 No. l3 won him a young mint at the Copacabana in Rio A phony who posed as Hal Chase (the one.time baseball star) was flattened in one spot <. John Frederick, the famed Broad way sleuth, pointed out a con man this way: 'sThere goes the guy who once swiped the tunnels off the Queen MaryI" Henry I. Chanin, the theater and skyscraper man, has enlisted in the army .. Two pretty Russian sailors (women) refused to allow a morning paper photographer to take their pix dancing in night club-because Stalingrad is burn ing.
 Manhattan MuraIs: The window less storage warehouse edifice on Tth Avenue between Sand and 53rd Streets-a perfect setting for a mur- der mystery The quartet Of commuters finishing their gin rum- my game on 6 baggage truck in the Penn Deepo The old jalopy on 9th Avenue with this sign on its door: Pray as you enter" The 5-axd-l0s, with their most at- tractive salesgals at the cosmetic counters for the psychological effect, of course The vacant lot on 5Oth street = used for dem- onstrations on now to handle in- cendiary bombs West 66th Street, just off the park, which smells more of horses thau a movie Western. A Broadway shirt shop whose Going Out of Business" sign is yellowing with age The miss fingers, who now deliver telegrams J. P. Morgan & Co. The House That Jack Built.
 The Big Time: Eddie South, the Heifetz of the Hep-Cats, at the Hickory House The zingy all- Harlem revue at the Ubangi The revival of "Scarface"-one of the thrillers-in the 42nd Street grindhouses Peggy Badey's furnishing at Armando's Sara Allen at the Sunup Club . Bert Frohmans torch sessions at the 5l E. c. Robinson's effortless play ing in "Tales of Manhattan" James Thurber's robust laugh provoker lon the dog that bit every body) in the current Readers Di- gest.
 Broadway Philosophy: There's a Lotta Luck in the World But There's no Luck in Holding It.