The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-15
Walter WinchelI
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sTsde Mark Registered. Copyright isso Daily Mirror,

VI hANAi anu boAN biiCHl JO move along. No loitering," he said :. One of the men protested that he was only discussing the hockey con- test To which the cop gave him a shove That special officer will learn now that the man he showed was William Dwyer, who first brought hockey to town about l6 years ago, and who spent $60,- 900 for an ice plant at the Garden. He also went for S200,000 for the N. Y. Americans-who were playing that night '. William Dwyer, who once was millionaire, is now work ing for a living with the Howard Johnson stores in Florida-at nominal wage . He helped make that cops job possible!
 New Yorchids: Owen & Parker's sinful sagas over at the Riviera Room Ben Marden's) .. Zanuck's Son of Fury" with Ty Power Dolly Dawn's version of Pig Foot Pete" (Bluebird Joan New tons make-beleiving in Junior Miss" Carmen Cavallaro's pi- anotions at the Wanbow Woom- very remarkable Fausto Cur bello's rhumband at the Stork :. Julia Gerrity's torchants at Rogers Corner Fannie Hurst's Lonely Parade" (Harper's) Tommy Fuckers White Cliffs of Dover" :. Groucho Marks Many Happy Re- turns"
 Midtown Vignette' Betty Barclay, one of the LaMartiniquties was walking home along 72nd Street the other middle-of-the night .. She saw shadow slink out of an alley and follow her . She quickened her pace, but the man walked faster . 7. She crossed the street, and so did he! A few feet from her house he caught up with her. She was ready to die from fright Hey, you!" he parked, stuck slip of paper in her hand Trembling with fear she ran inside, raced up to her apartment and bolted the door Fatigued from the scare she slumped into a divan and opened the crumpled slip It read: Precautions to Use in Case of Air Raid!'
 Sounds in the Night: At La Conga: "Now's the time for Ameri- cans to beat the Band in order to beatt he Banzai' At Ruby Foo's Den: "Why not give the Japs a slogan: Remember Tokio liar borp" At Baroque: His clothes are noisier than a deb's greeting" At Club Gaucho: He's over at the bar asking her the $64 question" :. :. At Olney Inn: Never met him. just don't like him by hearsay" :. At Maison Louis: T don't say he's afraid of air raids, but this is the first time in two years he's visited his mother in Omaha" :. At the 48th St. Tavern: He's a convincing actor-he's convinced himself he is" At Club IS: "It can't be true, read 1t in a profile"
 Broadway Smalltalk: Marianne O'Brien, Powers girl in many mu- steals, and F. Conriff, the reporter, are tWooing . Postal is now also using gal messengers . The Figueroa String and Piano Quintet, oofly good, will be heard at Town Hall Jan. 30th .. The Polo Grounds ushers' glee club rates a coast-to-coaster NBC's Stewart Miller is one of the betetr sub an- nouncers should be used at it - oftener If this doesn't dis illusion the stage-struck, notfIng will. One successful radio ac- tress who averages $25O per week washes her own clothes . Doug last G. Hertz won a mint betting Joe would kayo Buddy in the start CT. He also murdered the hookies on First Family" and "Misrule" last week Billy DeWolfe, the Yer sailles star, hasn't changed a line or gesture since he started on the Small-time years ago. In short, he was big time then <. Joe News bodyguard, bloke named Sheri- dan, was arrested for carrying a gun and is now in the Tombs.
 Manhattan Murals: That cigarette electrick sign in Times Square showing smoke-rings An atten- tion-arrester .. The beauty shop which features the flag in its illus tration of permanent waves :. The shooting gallery which uses likenesses of JapS for targets.
 Broadway Wiseguy: Joe Louis Is the guy. who took the pay out of