The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-20
Walter WincIleII
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K-225," which starts at the Cri- terion tonight The Betty Field- Robert Cummings episode in Flesh and Fantasy" an unusual film . Olivia DeHavilland in Princess o. Rourke" Cliff Smiths crew at the Stork Dolly Rays chants at Greenwich Village Inn .. Joe E.. Lewis new ditty at the Copa-"The Dream Ended Too Soon" Jerry Wayne's version of Heard You Cried Last Night" on the Hit Par ade The way M. Downey toys with M. Gordon's Should I Believe My Heart or Your"
 Midtown Vlgnette: He was 0 very young Ensign in the Navy, although you could see that he had been seasoned by a lot of action at sea T wonder" he wondered, If you could tell me something. Why is 1t the movies always give such great attention to every branch of the Navy except the POP We take @ terrific beating every day and night in the year always chasing subs and sometimes getting the worst of 1t. But all you see glorified are PIT boats or PBY Navy planes and Cor vettes - never anything about the tiny PCS. The only break we ever got was picture in @ Camel adj"
 Manhattan Murals: The sign in the furniture store window on 8th avenue: we stand behind every bed we sell" The out-of-town newsstand on 42nd, which permits men in uniform to read hometown gazettes free The eye-arresting window display in a Rockefeller Plaza shop: Fairy tale characters made out of gingerbread The annual Greenwich Village outdoor art show, one of the towns most picturesque sight.
 Broadway Smalltalk Sammy Kaye's Sunday Serenade is -some thing to enjoy Norman CorWin will do "They Were Dependable" for MGM his own wayl A big trial in Federal court (which lasted z weeks and ended in disagreement) may result in trouble for some jur- ors because of certain remarks in the jury room Cecie Ames, one of the lovelier chorines, and James Ryan, the Sand Streeter, are be- trothed Ernie Pyle is due in the Big Burg Satdee Lele Daly, whose martial problems gave her a breakdown, Is recooping at Drs. Hosp The Stork wisely removes the chairs around the bar on croWd- ed weekend nights - to keep the exits clear--in case of panic It took 10 years for Oscar Hammer stein II to get Q hit like "Okla" His last big one was Music in the Air" and some of his hearaches were Sunny River" and Very Warm for May" Banker F. A. Vanderlip's widow Is suing close friend for monies alleged owed her The sum over $l6,000.
 Sounds in the Night: At Jimmy Kelly's: "Tt started as line in his address book and ended as @ chap ter in her diary" .. At Rogers Cor ner: He's @ has-heen who thinks he's 6 still-is" At Reuben's: Some politicians treat the Allies the way Broadwayites theat friends .. At Cafe Pierre: "Tight2 Why he has the first doll he ever madeI' At Bill Bertolotti's: If yot can't afford 1t, don't gamble. You can't win with scared money"
 The Night Watch: Anita Colby who supervised Cover Girl" Is due today The songwriter members of Ascap split their biggest melon this week: $l,250,0 900 goth tested Eleanor McConville, the locker al Versailles |. The next big song will be: "The Music Stopped" when the Sinatra flicker starts When the papers revealed that It. Comdr Robert Montgomery started the probe that sent Bioff to prison Montgomery told us: Half the credit should 50 to Sec'y Morgen- thau" Soph Tucker may wed 6 Tank hotel owner in Honolulu or her way to sing for troops
 Variety starts It's Radio Hall oi Fame on the Blue (6-7 Sundays) Dec. 6th.
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