The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-29

~VOh nhOADWAY AND MINE
 Faces About Town: Mrs. Rex. h.
 graham, one of the eyefilling Kath-
 erine Durham dancers (what a
 snowD startling pedestrians along
 5roaoway = smoking a pipe
 The gilded Millers howchadoing
 members of their special set in the
 Cub Pretty Walter Pidgeon,
 whose very presence worries the
 men-about-town out with their dolls
 -. Dorothy Mackaill, whose films
 once packed theaters, explaining her
 wearineSs. Haven't slept in il
 weeks" Lana Turner at the Folles Bergere featuring a red, Wnlte and blue jacket. The Star Spangled Lana Shirley OHara, tne actress, and critic R. Watts, Jr.,
 Ssoon bound for Chungking for the OWp in the Monte Carlo Beach .. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, who once rode only in limousines, boarding a otn Ave. bus The Al Smiths in the Stork for the first time-waltz- ing while all the other dancers stand aside. The James Farleys, once the Smiths pals, turning the otner way Eleanor Roosevelt m town again Ooopsl Sorryl Out again.
 Sallies in Our Alley: Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau went into the Hotel Delmonico pharmacy, made 8 small purchase, and hand ed the clerk a $100 bill. The clerk, failing to recognize him, scrutinized the money carefully. T hope it's good, he said Tt ought to be-" was the dry reply, T made 1t my self" Joe Frisco, the Club IS star, got a $50 shave in wages. T don't mind so much," he said, "but my bookmaker won't like it!" :. Ann Corio, mentioned almost daily by racing paper (The Morning Telegraph phoned the picture firm she works for and complained .. Surprised at any actress squawking about too much publicity, they asked Ann what was wrong Whats wrong2" she yipped, My names in 1t so much that people are starting to bet on rnep
 Memos of Midnighter: The Doug Ripleys (Rip's brother) are par- anticipating So are the Ed lDuffy's Tavern) Gardners Life'S current photo spread of MGM big gieS shows every section of the movie industry, except its brains the writer's It's Remover for the M. Franks. He's the steel mag nate Corey Ford goes to India Tor Golfers Tune-Pan Alley alleges Pistol Packin' Mamma" is very close to Tt Ain't Gonna Rain No More" Jimmy Walker, who fathered Sunday baseball, had his order for Series tickets returned. Too late Some hotels now charge 25c to cash checks Sud- den Thawt: Most editing is nonsen- sorshtp.
 Observations: The hungrieSt street in the world the one on w. 33d St., between Fifth and Broadway. Has 19 restaurants The subway ads that read Sumner Welles is the coolest man in Washington" One 0f the busiest places in town: The old horse market on E. 24th between Lexington and Second. Be- cause of gas rationing and rubber ditto the trading in nags is enjoy ing its biggest boom in 50 years. =. The Brig. -Gen1 with four rows of campaign ribbons, and the sailor exclaiming: Look at all that fruit salad!"
 New York Novelette,: He was one of those "side-men" who stand out in jazz band. The only barrier between himself and success was his wife, said his friends. She's a lush," they would say. Always drunkl She'll ruin your reputation! Get rid of her!" So they were divorced and not long after he became click on his own .. Then Fate kicked its foot through a drum He was charged with a crime that made the front pages. . A lesser known personality would have attracted a mere para graph or less Ills pals, true to form, ran out on him The first person to come through with cash and encouragement was the wife he divorced A happy ending on an unhappy street Because |