The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-04

Mfr. Justice Stanley Reed <, An- atole Friedland's widow, Rolli, be- comes Mrs. s. M. Williams about July 4th. Metro will sue the auth ors of Junior Miss" alleging a lift from the novel, "The Youngest Pro- fession."
 George Barbier, who plays the role of snowman Erlanger in "Yan- kee Doodle Dandy" will retire after 52 years of trouping Irwin Shaw who wrote the play, "Bury the Dead" enlists as a private in the army June 18th Joan Les lie, the heroine of "Sgt. York;" is also H. Lewis. He's a Warner ac- tor Rose Hcltner, the show gel, and w. Guggenheim are making it public Helen Wood, the radio actress, is in Reno .. Is 1t true that the Newspaper Guild exec council has pledged silence regarding the alleged drawing of a knife by an organizer on another at Guild exec council has pledged silence regarding the alleged drawing of 8 knife by an organizer on another at Guild Headquarters2 And that the intended victim, entering the navy, refused to prosecute? ,. That Senator in the sex-spy case in Brooklyn is one of four Senators with the same last initial The 23d letter in the alphabet.
 The same legislator jolSingly re- ferred to the joynt as his country club. Doesn't he mean his "Dou- ble-C Cross Your Country Club? |. The Hour celebrated its 3rd ann'y issue with an expose of Sen. Rey- holds alleged former tieups with Viereck Reynolds is not the gink in the Brooklyn matter :. E'rrol Flynn, reporter in 4F, tells coast pals he's washington n-bound to join the Navy Devon Fran cis has left AP for Time .. The 2. Cooks, he's Periscope editor over at News-week, are imaging The inside on that society chaps trou- ble: It seems that his high-born foreign kin were writing to Nazi- inclined friends here and, not hav- ing here and, not having their addresses, mailed the letters in care of him. He didn't read them, but the censors did .. Sudden thawt: Loose Talk Costs Lives" How about loose writing?
 Elizabeth DilIing looked right at us in Chicago the other day and didn't even recognize us H'wood folk prospered in March. The aver age weekly paycheck in the movies rose from $5.3S to $51.07 Stri- peeler Ann Corio will appear in the play, "It's a Wise Child" at Brattle Hall (Harvard) about June 1st Add Slogans: "Only We Can Beat Us" An aerial romance soon to be wedlocked: Patricia O'Malley of Washington Civil Aeronautics and It. s. Cutler, Army flyer .. Add patriotic gestures: J. J. Sugar. Rudolph company of L. A. reed $5O5.59 as commissions for the sale of Q Japanese firm and turned over the entire sum to Navy Relief.
 Martha Kaye accepts bookings where The Condos Brothers are also engaged. Nick Is the one Ford will use women in his factories for the first time The Russell Wrights are lullaby shopping :. Ann Graham has elevated herself from the ensembles of the B'way shows to being Jackie Cooper's Strand partner Ann Shirley's heart now belongs to Barron Polan, the agent The vision who wears red, white and blue toothpicks in her hair is Marilyn Stuart, the thrush Add song hit predictions: Sam Coslow's new torchant: T Knew It Would Be This Way" Due in a new Astaire flicker The $25,- 900 income limit is going to be tough for some people. Looks like that much married playboy will have to use last years wife. ...
 Those Nazi propaganda films bound for South American audiences (taken off German war vessel by the Navy) will be shown here un- der the name: This Is the Enemy" . With the narrating by Knox Manning, they become excellent anti-Nazi propaganda Rita Hayworth, Eddie Cantor and Jack Benny are additions to the Army Navy show for San Francisco, which already has Jolson, Bernie, Jessell. the DeMarcos, the Andrews Sisters. Berle, Ty Power, John Garfield and so many other show-stoppers. The date is May l9th-blackouts and alerts notwithstanding Add picturesque places: The Tropics. Beverly Hills, Cal. Overheard there: Lets go to the drink and nave a bar" That was Georgie Price, who knocked bloke's hat off in the newsreel theater for not re- moving 1t during the Anthem .... A washington reporter, seeking to learn the secret of FDR'S amaizng courage and control. asked him what he did when he was nervous .. T whistle" replied the President "But have never heard you whistle" said the newspaperman .. Simple" was FDR's indifferent re-