The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-20
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Broadway thealer featuring vaNae-
VILE wNs unusual Now 4 theNAer
without vaudeville Is an ooaity
visiting Tim stars and other Holly.
wolves always ten New York re-
portetS that they come here b see
TIE shows and enjoy q vacation
" = strange coincidence they are
always arriving IN The Big Burg
when their latest pictures are !,
1ne Ringing Circus Is ALWAYS the
best show IN New York--oUtSade, Of
course. OF The show The BIG Town
puts on ITSELF Tunes pan Anew
eiaees are Stlll trying 70 dream un
Qltty with The appeal OF an ~over
1nSrN" Broadway comedians
ere IN q wriSt-Slapplng war, NccOs-
ING each other of thefting Qulps
end other lah.de-0ah /, An
original comic Is one who filches
. gag first from Joe Miller /,
or Joe Column.
The eep bands never worry about
the draft. They can always get
enough average tootlerS because
they pay hetty wages Tos~
oenintS Howie version OF ~Stars and
stripes Forever" brings out the
goose-plmples like q Mke~warm
shower The years pass, and
swing bands continue TO Shatter box
office records, The gloomy set
however, still insist the vogue for
swing music won't last What
happens 10 The dimes, quarters
and SmaekerS you gave to the
uS0p :, Wen, Il costs them merely
9lO0.000 q month to provide en-
tertalnment for troops Nbroad-to
mention one item What's be-
come OF The plans OF those movie
stars who publicly announced that
they would return to the stage
when The SSS, 900 limit was big newsl
neglnnlng Of che Ends Actors who
were starving q few years ago are
nov using their salaries 10 invest IN
the stock market broadway re-
captured some Of the flavor Of the
Texas GNlnAn era after the F\ollteS
opened ~, The gals are pretty, the
ependerS ere tipping we'll again and
the SpeakeASieS (which viii be raid
cd shortly are crowded until sum
up The only worry the pros
perlng theater managers are having
Is the shortage Of theaterS to ten
ant all the promising shows now on
the way :, The people who are
trying 10 libel the show folks would
get q sock In the teeth II they tried
knocking the actors 10 ell those men
who ore grateful to the stage Door
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gets Of the Partisan Na1is (hefore
France perisheO waS also the stage
and screen industry One reason
Broadway lures ambitious people;
Ozark Eyes," the play that attracted
MIXED reviews, was peddled to the
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