The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-13
Walter Wilaclael
 10 Neze, York

in early Spring {. Ask the con- valescing A. Jolson to show you the wire from Bunny waters, his fi- aYlcee It reads: You're in bed with the wrong thingl"
 New York NOvelette CBy Staff Sgt, w. MacKellar): How long ago 1t was held your hand - and talked of foolish things and slipped the wine How light our hearts were them, and oh, how grand--to know that I was yours and you were mine The last night that we Shared do you recall2 The lake in Central Park--and how the spires played with the moon like some great silver ball while April winds rehearsal for Summer choirs? Here in this alien land that cannot know the scent of strong, young cities af- ter rain I watch the shadows as they weave and flow--into Q sea of darkness OCT the plain. And just the moon knee-deep where clouds break high can see my smile as you pass softly by.
 The Orchid Garden: Universal's "Flesh and Fantasy"-they call 1t "the best of the Oh-Boyers" Henny Youngman's spoofing on the Kate Smith programs The Dor- othy Draper decorated Savoy Plaza Lounge = for people Mho want to be alone together Terry Law lor's version of '"The Things That Mean So Much to Me-" a tender new torchant = at the Glass Hat Charles Barnet'S crew ct the Park Central Roof The spoof- ing of celebs on the Basin Street program Sunday nights at 9:l5 . !. Ann Miller's hoofing in Columbia's s Jam Session" and the jam sessions Monday eyes at Jimmy Ryan's on w. Sand.
 BlgtOwn Smalltalk America Crespo, described as the sweetest voice in Latin America" starts at Havana Madrid tomorrow night The composer of Home on the Range" never got penny for 1t. It was written under the name of colorado Home." It has been pub- lie property since 1885 - anyone can publish 1t Elsa Maxwell will write, act and help produce MGM's film about the Waldorf, where she's tepeed since 1t was built Russell Burke, who ran a busy perfume salon on Fifth Avenue, now runs one of the busiest air fields in the South Pacific One of the biggest art collections here (owned by a multi-mi!lionailre) is 80 per cent phony, according to art experts It'll soon be Remover for the Tim Ryans (Tim and Irene of the air) after 21 years PMS $50 war bond prize for @ new name for American Nazis went to "Hatelers" which was born here On the networks, the second chorus of that "Oklahoma" hit is rendered: Win chell Will Say We're in Love"
 Broadway Torch Song: He's bet ter described as one of Those Guys Around Town. She's better known as one of the Better Lockers . They've been nutz about each other for years Nobody could ever call him a cheap skate, because he simply wasn't and ain't All of Q sudden she had to have e record- ing of @ song that stayed Tn her ears He promised to bring 1t to her that night So what hap. pened? So he forgot And they split up after Q fierce quarrel In which she called him cheap and every name in the phone book Y. All because he didn't bring her a recording of @ song she'll forget one day The recording would have cost him a couple of bucks-but the torch he's been carrying dt's now a lamppostD has cost him thou. sands When he gets plastered he hands out $50 bills to orchestras who play 1t - to remind him ot herl
 Sounds in the Night: At Wivel: "Is she wearing that gown over her skin or under itP" In the cup Room: He's old enough to know better: young enough not to givea- damb" At Len & Eddie's: Love may make the world go round but 1t makes me 60 crazy!" At Bertolottis: '"The same people who were so busy building up the 5th Column are buster trying to tear down the 4th Term" In the Zanzibar: "She's been @ haS-been so long-she's forgotten her stage name" Cafe Society Downtown: My Husbandp He's fine-he's sim- ply outlived his youthfulness, that's alp' At the Eldorado: Broad mindedP Honey, he thinks of noth- l,ac aisatD