The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
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 The Broadway glamour giFls nsiFTylng to their undressing rooms in the musical shows every 7;sp post meridian The LocW's May fair doofmAn who cheeks patrons popcorn and any goodies wrapped an crinkly paper The Pubic Library shedding her mourning ap- parcl for a new white bridal gown T'he Silver Star medal in Che window oi an sih Avenue hockshop The f5th Street drugstore where hopeful" hog the c0uniefs daily, talking shop about additions thai -almoki" clicked Kurt Won Bring. the maiirc q at the Aqua 1iuln Restaurant t-sail t0 bc A iOr- mer Vlennese baron Dlnty M0oreS d!sgeypect For l0aicrs The memo on his pavement: No park Ing. youi" That little old lady who peddlcs shoclaces and gum drops in iron. ol the Met Opera House. At Saturday maunees you don't sec her thc.c because shes inside among the gallcryltes.
 Tommy Dorsey relays thLs street. scene: A priest went up to a drunk who was wrapped around a 18th Street lamp post.
 My son" asked the holy man, ''what have you been drinking?"
 Nothing" was the reply, except Three Fathers, Featherl"
 Neon sign over a ladies shop. "Follies BrassiereS' The 94th Street newsboy who yells the head lines in clipped Oxonian tones, olu chepi The fuSsy old fellow who makes nearly every play premiere He buys two Seats-one for his hat and oVercoat. Simply detests being bothered checking them The two woman characters, mother ana daughter. They shop in the deIca- tessens along 9th Avenue. They are from another World-decked out in their faded lace, faded brown skirts that sweep the ground, pic7 tulre hats and amber beads to the waist The army of bobby -soxers along Times Square teasing the men in uniform by WhiStling No Can Do" The big blonde babe ln Broadway 5-and-10 who gives all her horoscope spiels in verse.
 The rakish raiment of 8th Street WeSt-like a top-hatted bum '. The clever caper-cutting ot the Ice skaters in the Rockefeller Plaza rink at Radio City The oIo- timer who tootles his ptccolo ln front of the reptiles cage ot the Poo The orang-utan that throws peanuts at the spectators :. The store that caters to insomnia sufferers. It displays a wlndoWtul of scientific aids-including base bali hat The kercniefs for norons who make a specially ot wolfing. The kerchiefs are embrold- cred with: ''Whatcha dom tonlght' babe?" etc The amusing shoe less Negro bootblack and his sleight- of-footricks. He persuades passers- pv to toss coins at him, which he hicks up with his toes .. The Wit in the window of 8 reducing salon; Do Your Christmas Shaping Early!"
 The West 55th Street hotel that solved the room shortage by remoV- ing the lobby lounges and replac- ing them with day-beds Ihe patriotic panhandler at 53rd ana Broadway who wears YanKee Doodle get-up and recites the Get tvsburg Addres for coin or two
 Girls wearing discharge put tons The busiest juke box Ill New York the one ill Hansens all-night drugstore at 51st and 1th rendezvous for hatcheckers, phone girls in night clubs, walters. col unnists, detectives and other ker- rickters The downtown firm with the odd name: "Error-No & Trrn-a-Page Sales Co.," Then there's the Belly Tanning Company on Gold street The cailoy- maker at 5Oth and Amsterdam who greets you with: Sweet morning.
 Damon Runyon, now promoted to the role of Hast man to leave the Stork Club" He says he is pincn hitting for Winchell The Swing Club on Sand Street, where the table cloths feature risgay drawings
 Hamburger Heavens imitator on End Avenue who calls his place Hamburger Hell :. The Mildred Fenton Agency (radio production) njck-named No Mans Land. Only girls work there The midtown delicatessen which features Dill icioi1s Pickles" The engraVers in 9th Avenue doorways who carve
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