The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-04
NnW YOnW WRARTnFAT


 romlnlsclnR with Ex.Pollco Comm nd Mulrooney in the cub. Gene Buck, who goes Co bed early, making Q rare appearance In the after' theater places Dorothy LAmour Jlnx Falkenborg, Carole Lands and Ann Sheridan At the fingslde glv. lng the touFists their couVert-charge worth Rita Hayworth's hus- nlAnd wearing the biggest Roosevelt Button In town Frank Slnatrn ln a front pew ct "star Time where the uadlence rocked when Lou Holts, tho star, asked him; "What business are you in, young naAn9p June Havoc stealins the show at Versailles with hel twinkle toes jlttorbugging .. Doris Dukes ex, James Cromwell, Aad Josle Hughes holding hands under q Barbefry Room table RusDcl Crouse, co.author of Arsenic and Old Lace" whose nickname for l. B: Poison Girls Together"
 Sally ln Our Alleyl Mae Vest summation of Q H'wood success A guy who owns m 30 room hollJc, Q tennis court, Q swimming potl and has no one to talk to,
 Midtown vlgnetteI BrentanoFl window display was patterned around . new puff biography ot Dewey Leading Republicans phoned to complain because thO window dresser surrounded the Dewey book with Q border of ads for "ead Sack" the collection O. cartoons Of the soldier who coultl never do anything right Tho opposite window display Gin the same book store) also featured the Dewey book completely framed with c tome of cartoons by George Price. ItS title; Anybody We Know" it iB suspected that the window dresser is either . Roosevelt gootcr-or critic.
 Msmos Of . MldnighteF, Lily PonS is sponsoring G Russian War Relief exhibition of war photos at SO Fifth, starting Oct. 9th It's ' boy for the Jimmy Joys at the Peabody Hotel, Memphis gheila Barrett. back from overseas, As at the Gotham Hosp, Q pneu- monia victim .. Gertrude Niesea has moved into c Buinptuous Park avenue layout which looks like A movie set - but she has to go tc Ahe corner drugstore to phone as ghe can't get one It's Q boy for the MyFon MccormickS (MaFt.ia Hodgs). He's the lead in the show "Th0 Soldiers Wife" one vs the gwank spots catering to tho lnt1 Set is being surveyed by BIeuths who are using cameras MFfls Paul Dubonnet (Jean Nash) and l girl she suspected Of flirting with her groom had tl out in HVL Springs. Jean told her off good, |, Ray Milland, the star, bought 6 houae in RaguSa, Yugosiayia, fot ee,0oe.
 The Blg.Time, Our Hearts Were Young Rnd Gay" c Paramount treGt .. The bailadandies warblea by DuFi Ives at Cafe Society Ups town Arthur Lee Slmpkins tenoring at the Latin quarter Gloria Blake at Havana sMadFid, Fanchon's BatiFic folk dances c: the Glass Hat The Whiteman music Oil the Philco-VaFiety show John Osborne's aFresting de- scription Of the Paris executions ia Life .. Allan Chases new book, The : ArFowS".
 New York Novelette, The amazlng success Of BFoadway's hit, Anna LicaSta," in fantastic surprise to au connected with 1t, especially producer J. WiidbeFg -. When he read the script he was SO inspired by itS appeal to improve goodwill among all people that he phoned his lawyer and urged him to find five altFuistic men "who want to lose e6,000 each for the sake Of good cause" .. The attorney located the. five contributors Three weeks after the show premiered each got back hls 16,000 Investment, Ex. perts figure each will profit be. tween e7O,00o and Si00,000I
 Broadway Bmalltaik: Tine NatI Catholic Community Service Club- house presented the one miilionth seFviceman visitor with . prize Mayor La0uaFdia, who has beea tlffing with Sherman BiIiinggley, made the presentation. It included two complimentary dinner tickets to the etork Clubl Prince AmarJlt Kapurthaia, son of the MshaFajah there, died in Indian about two weeks ago. His Princess is at the Madison Hotel John xTedertcs, the male milliners, send shaving soap, toilet water, etc., k' Paul Ylato, the gem man, now lli gaol .. Agnes Pyne Bacon Me- Lean, the society beauty with al, that moo, knew Ronald Hudson only Q days before their wedding last week It's 0 girl for thG Seth Babits ct Manhattan General Hospital It's not true that since nc met FDR-he s calling him self Franklin Sinatra.
 Manhattan MuFaIs: The lower Manhattan skyline from the Brook Iyn Bridge - like an oid-time yau deville backdfop The Coney Island carnival flavor of 50th strccs eth and 7th Avenues, running the gamut of hawkerS, fortune -tellc:u and turtles with your name inscribed on them The Christmas shop ping rush (for overseas mailing) t aharp contrast with the Autumn weather The oldest store on 8rOadway: The Rismont, next ts, ahe Capitol Theater. An ice-crean eody spot The dapper little MaIi of 50 with pince.nez who comes into e chili Joynt in the VI. 40s, removes his top hat and coat.