The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-25
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To NezO York

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 Well, whnddyn hnow, goee NOM has Q tune called "flapplne8 fs Q Thing Called Joe" in their movie, "Cabln in tho Sky" The studio ia also d0lne Q picture called "A Guy Named Joe" which brought . lave suit by Q fellow who had poem called Happiness fs Q Guy Named Joe" in tho Shreveport . year ago, The Waldorf says they raised their walters Q quarter q day--the legal limit permitted by the War Labor Board Harry LAngdon, once Q star Hollywood comic, now ls Q gag-Fiian for others out there Cathy Adams, who sings At the Ringslde CaBAIset (which ad. vertlses "the worlds worst enter. talnment'C played Lady Macbeth
 last year on Broadway.
 Carol Bruce is taking on too much. Painted in Reuben's the other night from overwork Res. taurants will Do cut or ratloned to % per cent Of their last December consumption, which Isn't bad, ac. cording to restaurant mon .. A measles epidemic has hit several shows on Broadway. Six were strick- on in "Sons O Fun" A new Cuban gin will arrive on the market relieving the shortage ... Sherry and Port are as scarce as dollar tip. u,rs, too Mark Plant had the shortest booking on record. opened at the Rogers Corner spot at noon and was drafted on hour later.
 Rudy Ebsen was to got the big role in the Marlene Dietrich show, but "0ood Night, Ladies'" in which he opened in Chicago for Q two week stand, is still running--and will be . year old on April 18th The Hays Office ordered Merle Oberon to marry a NaZi officer in Attack by Nlghw Because "she is seen with him so muchl" Lulu Mc- Connell, comedienne on WORs Pays to Do Ignorant" program, has been voted "The Last Gas on Earth Wed Like to bc Stranded WithP' The Max Baers are iimaging again The Book of the Month selection for June will include "Win- ter Tales" by IsRk Dinesen tRan- dom House) Hugh Herbcrt's first picture for Columbia will have an eyebrow-llfting title, to wit: "some Husbands Are Married" , Bobby Sherwood, the Roseland maestro, has found one good thing about the new gallon-and-a-hnlf gnS ration. Swell, he says, for cleaning ties.
 Jean Meegan of the AP recently did . yarn on night club singers. The first was Elsa Huston, who re- gently passed on. The next was Jane Froman, now mendIng at Lis- bon after that plane crash {. Don't Bquawk about the gum Short- age. Many cantoens can't get any, too Whatever became of the blessed event 0argantuia and M.Tot0 were preas-agcnted aS awaiting? Just asking Newspaper Byndlcates' latest headache: Rationing of zinc (used for the making of cuts). That's the starter The chap who did the grand lyric for That Old Black Magic" spends his spare time reellng off all the Derby winners since 1875 Keeps him happy.
 Kate Smith spends oodles enter taining men in service. Cost her 10 0s to carry her show to amuBe the Great Lakes crowd. The trip to Quantico cost her 5000 {. Frisco police ordered blank paper pasted over posters featuring Jane Russel's figure in "The Outlaw" ads Short Story: The Hotel Paris tailor, who returned SLIGO in big bills (found in q suit, received a 9i0 reward. Had to let his life insurance policy lapse because he couldn't afford to pay the premium When Duke Ellington starts at the Hurricane it'll mark his goth amy as Q maestro The OWI oughta do something about that Fascist propaganda film masquerad- ing in a midtown theater as love story. Made in Italy and has m aIl-italIan cast Latest mugging racket: Direct 6 cab driver to a remote part of town and then stick him up for everything. including his draft card.
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