The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-30

devoted page to the time cOnSuMeu to digest news Gin that mag) in your newspaper and over the air. The author of the article concluded: "Your favorite radio commentators are Raymond Swing, Lowell Thom- as and Fulton Lewis, Jr. In that order"
 This commentator checked with that mag,s publisher and learned that he reached that verdict after polling only 10000 of his subscribers The mag's survey clashes with the only two accepted poll-takers in radio the CAB (Crossley) and the Hooperating At no time were any of the above mentioned oracles listed in the first "15" But Walter Winchell has been listed among the leaders right along, with CAB recently reporting that "in the Winter of 1945 he attracted the most families" Qisteners) The July l-7 Hooper shows wv with 15.5 (and the next one will show us at 16.D MT. Thomas was listed at 8.1 and F. Lewis, Jr. at 4.9
 MT Swing is low man with 28.
 Broadwayites suspect that Bobby Goelet and Gwen Monahan, the lovely locker, will merge .... MCAs Ted Green and Betty Jane Marshall, Kentucky eyeful. will blend |. A new spot in the Greenwich Vl- Iage area has vetoed all advertising tand barred all newspapermen) be- cause of the nature of its floor show, which is veddy whoopsy. It caters to voo-hoos only Randee Sanford had the ingenue lead in Good Night Ladies" in Boston recently. To keep in practice Randee is now chor- inc in Follow the Girls" -. Bet ting suddenly ceased in the show district Wednesday after a stage hand suddenly ceased in the snow district Wednesday after a stage. hand was arrested in a Shubert theater for making book with actors there They say not to be Sur- urised if w. Churchill dwells over here soon.
 "Nick, the Greek" has finally been written up by an expert. The author is Curley Harris. former scribe. It appears in a current mag and the movies probly will grao if Slightly Perfect, a musi-- cal due for the Fall, has grand score by Harry Revel, who used to mariner with Mack Gordon -. Henry Kaiser and the Senate Will clash over ships that allegedly were made too hurriedly Jerry Hlg- gins (ex-wife of Paul Douglas and Putnam Humphries) tells pals she will next become Mrs. Joe Dempsey
 Irv Hoffman will be BroadWay essayist for new mag for females
 A nudist was arguing on the "healthful" aspects of nurist col onies. He argued people went tc them only for health" reasons. 70 yeah?" said Jean Tennyson. "Ja ever hear of a blind man joining any?"
 That Mississippi mud-slingei (Bilbo) claims he aims to protect "120 million Americans Ihe Never Levins, the General Maurice Roses, the Dorie Millers and the Captain Kellys died to protect l3s million Americans Y. . Attention union members of the Wright plants in Jersey. Remember when tnI colyum said strikes there were being planned and the Union leader! talked us into a retraction? So Wot' So the strikes were pulled last week YOU old free space-robbers! .. Suggestion to editors who shuddel at the word which describes Ladies of the Evening. How about Men tertainers" |? Ben Tobin of De- troit paid two million for the Holly wood Beach Hotel. He owns the Hollenden, Cleveland .. It's a baby girl for Gloria Pierre and her groom H. A. Burgio of the Coast Guard They met at the Stage Door Can- teen here in 1943.
 John L. Lewis United Mine Work CTS (including district 50) will DC part of the AFL before Labor Day Messerschmidt and Thysser (Nazi tycoons and war criminals | are dWelllng III luxury dI Ile Ooi chester House, London, and go nigh clubbing, we hear, every night un' der guard" Warmers Jerry Wald has done movie script calico Things to Come" The centra character is thinly disguised Ger aid Lucifer Kodfish Smith, we'll known bore Denny 1nslder! say that Senator Mead will run fol Governor of N. Y. and that Mrs Roosevelt Cat this time) is ever money to run for Mead's Senate chair The Horace Schmidlapp' Carole Landis merger (due mex month) is expected to be mutual! cancelled.
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