The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-10

HEnrIaeS Dietrichc is now overseas.
the lad who has the tough job
oI kissing her in love scenes (for
the troopsl Is Capt. M. Prone :.
Eltokeetra leader E. Hoist will wed
Mary Jane walsh in July :.
Sergei Sirginia (who insists her
mother Is Pola NegrD and Mike
Rcmanoff denounced each other as
"phonyD at FL Morocco Chap
Inns counsellor billed him for $780,
600 Bonita Granville is seriously
ailing at the Hampshire House on
Central Park South. No visitors E.
Honeychile Wilder and her Argen-
tine groom are dividing. He returns
10 Buenos Aires In a fortnight :.
Sake Dowell (who wrote 20 Little
Fishes" and other hitO married
model Helen Price in Virginia a few
days ago Many letters from
Texans allege that after the Civil
War Conk. Dies dad changed the
name from DietS.
1AacocO, the Argentine mint, Is
forgetting his ex-wife (Kay Will
1ia1ins) with Montreal lass. She
spurned his offer of a mink coat.
They are the easiest things to
GET she said. mtimates call her
The Flower" Fastest selling
ditty In 80 years is IN. Doats."
$4,000 copies to date, and the big
bands didn't plug it.! H.. Ann Mace
of the Diamond Horseshoe girl dill
vision has the papers for the melt
ing from her Naval 1t. One
OF the top leaders of society (often
in best-dressed lists may find her
helf In the hoosegow over those or
gieS Her speciality at parties
is hiring "show girls" and models"
TO parade in the nude for her guests.
1.-THE Get Wlnchell Campaign" is
encouraged by Mrs. Helen Richards
Of Washington. Her groom is a
Colonel in the Office of Strategic
Services. She is listed in a mag
masthead as rowing editor" though
she ID said to have never written a
word under her name. She also Is
alleged to have helped Senator But
AGA WA4OC UA1nt al U1GlC VA W D. CApCAAo
ditureS In s. America Big en-
tertainer at the Capital, pal Of re-
dictionaries and appeasers and
appeaserS, and worries many people
because her husband Is so import
ant to the army intelligence.
lillian HeIlman's new play, 1.-THE
'Searching Wind rips the appeas-
ers, ct al into splinters. Opens We'd
neSday Watch the Saturday Re-
view Of Literature for Daryl Fan
uck's singing answer to attacks on
movies Worst mixup this sea-
son was on first-nighter tickets for
Follow the Girls" too many who
count being counted out :. The
district attorney is on the scent of
the t1pster who warned that Brook
lyn counterfeit gang of the pend
ing police crack down - even to
the exact time Titanic"
Thompson, old-time gambler, Is now
dabbling in oil in Evansville. Near
ing 50, he increased the papa-la-
ton last week Clifford Odets
and Ethel Barrymore are in stitches
over the line Of a feud. Mad about
each other, if you wanna get ex-
plicit Will Mahoney in Aus
trali& Is still an American-not
changing citizenship.
Yhe local gazzetteS overlooked this
enlightening story: On April 3rd,
1914 Tin New York Supreme Court
the Gardner Jackson libel action
against Joe Ramp (also the CorSti-
tional Educational League) came up
for trial :. The defendants coun-
sci successfully applied for an ad-
journment to April 26th on the
ground that he intended to call
Cong. Martin (How Tickle You Are)
Dies, now in Texas Ramps
league is named by a Federal Grand
Tr4x-xy ~ %I1n Fi,pck let of E,