The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-18
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 Faces About Town: Jimmy Dur ante, in the alling room between bHuadcasts, prepares this financial report: Owe S50-you're piker. Owe e50,O00-you're businessman. Owe $50, ,OO0, ,0O0-you're tycoon, owe 860,000 900, ,000-you're a guvvi- @nint Harold Lloyd the clown prince, near the City Center The ater, unrecognized by uto-graft- ers--who were searching for him O. Burton RRscoe, the critic. forgiving actress Joy Hodges (after their de- bate on critics) via the Newspaper Guild Forum Edward Stanley, ex-Standard oil exec, who inherits the New York mes desk at Es- nuire Feb. 1. The present editor goes to book publishing firm In Reuben's, Prank Conville tthe No. man of the U. s. o, entertain ers-thre years overseas) handing his butter to civilian at the next table, who was making such to- do about "only one piece" Bea Lillie of the flawless diction paus- ing outside Theodore's to chat Gin rich cockney) with a lonely looking British tar Ann Sheridan, bound for South America, where she has a job at $20,000 per week,
 Sallies in Our Alley: It was caves dropped at the Stork Club bar where one lush said to another, Have q peanut Nope" said his pal, "they're fattening" "Aw, don't be sho shilly, persisted the firsht shtew. Why should they be fattening?" T dunno was the retort, but thash all I've ever sheen an elephant eatp =. It was 8 recent opening night. Bob Hawk saw Lucius Beebe, the Town Dude, walking out on the show .. :. "Wheres he going?" whispered Bobs pal .. "Out to get his pants pressedl" haw.HaWk'd.
 Mem0s of Midnlghter: The finally was permitted on the air tMutual) with the Andrews Sisters, replacing "Rum" with Lime. The major networks, however, still ban it--and without help from radio 1t sold 280,000 copies last Week-beat- ing "Mairzy Doats" Both la- nous cola companies are feuding again-over this song, Pepsi tried to buy it-but no go One of the swankier gambling joynts out on l.. l. charges suckers $l00 admls- sion .. The col'm hears ALL pleas ure car driving is to be abolished mebbe in 30 days or so Sammy Calm, the song writer, and Eleanor Boleyn, the chlorine, have 1t so bad he's even hummlng ballads by other writers A well known Long Island society matron was bought by her new and rich groom for e200,000. That's what he gifted her ex to give her Up .. They Say the Lexington Avenue subway sta- ton (of the 8th Avenue Line) is the official gathering place Of the May belle, You've Got Your Hat on Crooked" set Gendarmes are hep.
 New It May Be Told Dept: Some time ago, lad named J, Sharlitt (now in the merchant marine) was reviewing films for The Harvard Crimson In one review he noted about Katharine Hepburn: For the first time since have seen her on the screen, she made me think Of her As a woman and as q passion ate one" The star ailegedIy wrote him T don't think any mem Dor of your staff is qualified to judge me of that point To which student Sharlitt answered; Il would be happy to qualiiy!'
 Midtown FavOrIte: This one will amaze his pals not that Prank Farrell would run from fight, but none of us ever saw him m in one .. He is better described as q mild guy Slim, looking and we all like him very much ,, A Life artist (Who drew picture of Farrell in action last year) told thls story last night .. Prank was pos ing for the artist, nonchalantly with Q gun over his knees), in one of the South Pacific islands
 Suddenly Frank (Capt. podn me, sir) Farrell of the Marines looked ID and said: Look at that over therel" The artist looked across to the other side of the atoll and saw nothing but Jungle But Frank had spotted a camouilagco Jap And fired four times In rapid succession Later when Frank and the artist walked over they found four very dead Japf there Pretty good shooting for an ex-Night Club editor.
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