The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-10

eAAgSAA 9ksS0 " - A0AAk AAAAAG10a 70 making Q big comeback at Chicago's Chez Farce {. The Carmen Caval- laros (he's at the waldorf are imaging .. Bradley Martin, 7D- year old Wall Streeter, Is taking rhunlba lessons at Arthur Murray's. You aughta see his Samba. You, not me >. The flu did for Dearna Durbin what diets didden. Shed 10 lbs. For the Hollywood Future Book: Make a memo of walter Bren. nan's pretty daughter, Ruth i. When Arthur Cameron and June Knight become Renotables, he'll Lohengrin with starlet Pat Stilltnan :. Bob Crosby's last appearance as @ bandsrnan Is in 'Reveille with Beverly" He'll be promoted to a glammer-pants type .. Ben Grauer will announce the Info Please" pro- gram starting next Monday !. A top comic is having the miseries be- cause the Army won't permit him to amuse the men at camps. Been told his stuff's too blue for the 1S-year olds. I
 Midtown Vlgnette: He toiled for years as a waiter in the better places, but he wasn't content He convinced himself that he knew more about running @ spot for class trade (and preparing the cuis- incl than any chef he worked under Came the day when his savings permitted opening his own place. He'd run the kitchen and his wife would govern the out front duties Despite fine location business was practically l1on-exist- ent,, and what little patronage they enticed never repeated because the food was not good His Mrs. started fussing with him in the kite chen. Her nagging finally got on his frayed nerves, and they hurled dishes and pots and pans at each other between Latin cusslng ., Theirs was @ magnificent fury The few customers roared with laughter and stayed on to see the fun That was the beginning Word got around town about their daily wars, and now that place is jammed every night with people who'd rather laugh than eat Now, each night the wife waits for the room to fill and then starts for the kitchen-where they go into their act.
 The Big Time: ''Lords of the Levee," a biog of Chicago's most famous political characters. By H. Kogan and L. Wendt, Chi scribes. Ricardo & Norma at La Conga Ethel Smiths Latin Hits via the organ on the Hit Parade Ed Gardner's Archie" on the air as Brooklyn as the bridge 2Oth's "The Immortal Sergeant" a hit Sam Woods adroit direction of Paramount's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" Nan Wynn at the Pierre i, Scallions to the orchestar call- ing itself "Bataan Serenaders".
 Street Scenery: The auction stores selling the gullible (lininformeO Strangers "gen-u-wine imitation diamonds" The subway car- cards which teach New Workers | more about the town than school books did :. A mink coated woman shopping, via roller-skates, along 5th Avenue The suggested cpl taph scrawled in chalk: Here Liei | Adolf Hitler-The Only Man Who Could Ever Have His Epitaph Chis' eled On His Heartl"
 Sounds in the Night: In the Cub: with 8 $26,000 limit people VII! have to marry for love" Al Chateau Moderne: Hello. Made any interesting enemies lately" In La Conga: His face is familiar but can't recall the museum
 At the Hurricane: Pretty soon S-A will mean Australia, Africa or AL aska" At Reuben's: "Why don't somebody call 1t The Congress sional Record und Beobachter?" ..
 At the Versailles: Every man IS g wolf-and every woman Is a won' catcher!"
 Bigtown Emalltalk: Leon Tender son will be back in harness when he returns from below the border .. At least two administration biggies are on an important mission =. ..
 cliff Edwards and Yvonne Hudson a non-pro, have That Look
 Ellen Allerdyce, Powers model (you saw her on Life's cover), will blend with Ensign Arnold Sloane
 Ex-Tammany Hall Leader Curry won't. write his memoirs-family says nh-nh .. Greer Carson and Richard Ney have decided to defer 1t until the world makes sense .. | A Broadway gambler, facing convic- ton, points out that the coin which maintains the court, the judge, Jury and buildings-comes from the "take" of the pari- -mutuels Add Bitter Ironies: Some Congressmen are spanking Americans who are doing the job they're supposed to do |-expoSe AmericanaziSl