The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-27
WiHlcIaeII
In San Francisco

clever strip-peeling at the Kubla
Kahn. Her undressing reveals this
nations colors and that one, etc. {.
Ted Straeter's crew at the Max
Hopkins playing: The More See
You" The Robert @. Lewis
stanza via NBC Saturday night. An
amusing comic Phil Spltalnys
new Columbialbum of hymns, plus
his record Of Rock of Ages" It's
sold over a million to date j..
The 4 Chicks and Chucks disc Of
You Made Me Dream Too Much"
Morton Gould in Major Bowes'
old spot on Thurs. nights Jerry
Wayne's warbling via WIZ Sunday
ewes at $3.50. Sexy as black undies.
In the Blue Room from Box y
at the United Nations Confer ence:
Vincent Sheehan'S brilliant extern
poraneous first impression over the
mike -. Baukhage's solemn and
reverent remarks DAVID Wills
exciting highlights Ed Tom
linson (mcing the speakers) in a
sweat trying to decode Johnny
JohnStone's Scribblings when it
came to announcing Generals
name . And this Sunday night
er's: 1T is off to an suspicious start.
There are As flags standing to
gether on the stage. May they al
ways march together In peace and
never be divided by war. May the IS
nations of the earth guarantee each
others lntegrity-aS the AZ States
OF our own Union guarantee ours"
Mob Hill Notes: Dorothy Gray
katherine Dunham's lovely Girl
Friday, kin of the famed beautician
s. The radio announcer who has
changed Pacific war time" to Con
ference time" The thoughtful
stunt of the Sir Frances Drake no.
tel management. 1t hired girl ele-
vator operators (who are linguists)
to help foreign delegates savvy. =.
The British, who tip all the help
upon arrival. In short, they tip
once, but big The Omar Khay-
yam owner who won't accept pay
ment from wounded vets =. Oracle
Allen, the hit Of the radio mob,
and she didn't make any cracks,
either. Just looked darling
Guatemala, the only one of TIE
As United Nations here with civil
rights suspended and the country
under martial law. II days after
the new so-called popular president
went in.
Big Town NOVELTIES: The news
paper lads tell you their favorite
newSpaperman story which hap
pened out here Sam Davis, on
the staff of the Examiner and
Carlson Appeal Gin the by-goneS)
accompanied Sarah Bernhard on
a cross-country tour of the U. s.
:. He served Sarah as press agent
and companion and pleased her so
well she refused interviews to other
members OF the press When
Sarah and Sam were to part In
New York, she kissed Sans lips
and then his cheeks THE right
cheek" said Sarah, lis for the EA-
amlner and the left cheek is for
the Appeal-and the mouths for
YOU The thrilled Davis was
visibly affected i. He replied: May
remind you, Sarah, that also
represent the A. p, which serves
over 400 papers West Of Kansas"
Big Town Ballad (By Don Wahn)
Let's have date with some young
April night. And find again the
lures that we have lost. Let's lift
our faces to the heavens light.
Nor wonder what will be the final
cost No magic that has lived
is ever dead. And we have
changed-but not the glowing town.
Yet disillusion can be swiftly shed.
When pulses race and all the chips
are down Let's find an Inn
where we can still repeat. The
breathless VOWS that we were slow
to keep. Let's find again the tiny,
crooked street. That heard or
laughter with the world asleep :.
Let's have date with some young
April night. And find-if I were
wrong Or you-were right.
Sounds in the Night: At the For
hidden City: They double-cross
themselves every day-just to keep
in practice" At Jacks: Won
der where he gets his Washington
Scoops?" From George WASH
lngton, where else?" Top of the
Mark: 1T grlpes me to Sc how all
the oppositionists who now bemoan
the loss of great leader were al
ways criticising his leadership.
At Vanessi's: He says she's In her
middle flirties, but she's really
somewhere in her late naughties"
At Bal Tabarin: she always
looks so beautifully costumed in
stead of well dressed =. At Ame-
lio's: "She left his bed and bore
DOM"