The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-12
Walter WimCHaeII
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xbar wouldn't last 3 months when 1t opened Q year ago. Galloway headlines there August 10th :. Gretchen Houser of the Follies and J. Ricardel, the bandsman, are in tune Catherine Reynolds, who danced ip "scandals", married the lawyers who won her divorce {. Paul Calico is now Yurropean edi- tor for Cosmopolitan mag John Gunther, the book-writer, and Pat" Farce are gluggy Jane Wyman keeps her maid by allowing her to watch her emote before the cam
 eras.
 The Orchid Garden: The new
 torchamp, Wherever You Go" !. Louis Prima's platter :"Robin Hood" Oberon and Muni in "A Song to Remember" General R. John- sons piece in the July 18th Sat- eve post Tamara Zmitrovich at Casino Russe The way ChuJ Reyes toys with Jungle Rhapsody" at the Troc Carmen Castillo's vocals with Cugat ,. Brant's book, "The Road to Peace and Freedom" which makes so much sense not one Washington paper mentioned 1t .. Florence Lessing's Photography at Versailles.
 Broadway Ballad: (By Don Wahn) These were the violets from an- other Spring These were the tunes that had their little day :. Who could have thought that April held a sting-who could have known that lures would die away?
 Bright were the Inns that framed the shadowed street |. Bright were the hopes that fashioned in mind. And there was laughter, tremu- lous and sweet And there was music riding on the wind ..
 Over and gone the pageant of the past over and gone the reign that passed as youth That was a time too wonderful to last !. That was a time when ecstasy was truth Who could have known that terror lay in wait And time had come to close an open gate?
 Manhattan MuraIs: The Delinon- leo doorman who has an assistant! The latter covers him with an um- brella while she shelters guests with one sand Street (between 9th and 5th) looking more like Beale Street in Memphis every night. Frank, a waiter at Louis & Eddies on 18th street. On his birthday he bought his customers the drinks The male hairdresser who collects autographs. locks of hair from his glamorous lady clients. Why, Ella! Where wives dance with their own husbands: The little Cafe Brit tany on 10th avenue one of the few streets in New York with trees-55th Street (more trees than other streets) between Park and Lex Psychists Inc, on W. 57th, which displays photos purporting to be the spirits of Will Rogers, Flo Ziegfeld, Leslie Howard, ct al.
 The Late Watch: l. EllnSon re- ported that Clare Luce Is about the only Repub who can be said to be in good shape Craig Wood ana a coaster swapped blows the other night, with a waiter Crying to break 1t up) sustaining a midnight orb. The A. Patinos' abrogation plans have snagged. He's the heir to the mint of the Bolivian tin king. He'd settle $50,000 per year alimony. She wants 100 . . Bing and Andrews gals will combine to make "1s You Is or Is You Amt My Baby?" for Decca. which expects it to be the top disc of the year .. Helen Nor gan's Dena and the Navy's Eddie Albert have resumed George Raft is comforting Myrna Dell. whose favorite gent married an- other doll last week Vice-Pres. Wallace's warmest friends, MT. Jus tice Murphy. Msgr. Sheehy and other influential holy men will fight those who are attempting to incite religious groups against his re-nom- ination Betty Allen, cast for the touring Earl yto Bed" show (after the collapse of Dream With Music") also had the chance to sub for June Havoc in "Hayride" and lost both spots because of illness.
 Sounds in the Night: At Reubon's: "A word to the wise-guy is usually resented" At the Hurricane: ''She carries a tune as though 1t were a ton" Tn the Stork: "She found out all of Hollywood is not paved with goldwyns" At Ha- vana Madrid: There are two kinds of people. Those who can't make It and those who can't keep 1t" .. At the Endure: '"The election is all over but the mud-slinging" At the St. Moritz Bar: He's for the people and against the public"