The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-21

ering the atomic bomb tests. His new book, Leg Man in 2 League Boots" is clicking Conover's newest model is Kali Royal, rated an expert painter, writer and acc tress. She had a book of verse published. Her painting exhibition is listed for the Fall, and she doesn't wanna go to Hollywood. Swanki- est premiere of the season won't be a first-night opening - but the
 lnveiling of Amster Yard, the towns first completed small-apart- ment colony, Q few doors east ot Manny's Chop House - on May 23rd Louis Nizer's observa-
 tion on juve delinquency: Even when children are bad actors, they don't need criticS-they need mod els"
 Harris, Claire 6 Shannon, the dance trio at the Havana-Madrid report that the big thrill in Tokyo
 was playing the 5,OOO-seat theatel named '"rhe Ernie Pyle" New Workers are gabbing about two re- nowned international socialites Whc are sponsoring newly-rich peasants They see that they meet "the right people" - for a neat fee of course Ely CulbertSon's book, Must We Fight Russia" and written to
 combat the wide talk about fighting Russia |. A sports wri- ter will have some curves thrown at him by other scribes when he returns from Mexico Neat cri- tique by Beatrice Kay about a certain producer: "He has the most irritating so-whattitudel"
 When 2Oth Century-Eox films The Late George Apley" it will star Ronald Colman. Joseph Mankiewicz will produce !. All private tad licenses (lim- cuisines, private cars, etc.) are being called in by the 31st :. The motor car situation is get- ting sillier. Those that come off the lines late this year with be equipped with non-glare rear-view mirrors. Sounds great, but 8 lot of you will look ridic holding a mirror without a car Local Ford Agencies told employees there won't be much biz between now and July 1st-and to take their va cations during that time The trouble with John L. Louse is that when he sits down to bargain col- lectively, he wants to do all the collecting Hmf. Such airs! The elevator starters in Radio City address the elevator operators as MT. Soandso."
 Comdr. Clark Clifford, Naval aide to the President, is rated by White HouSers as the Chiefs top speech writer After the Sonny Dun- ham Orchestra finish their Holly wood film stint, they expect to gross $100,000 via one-nighters on the way back to Broadway |. Jimmy Durante, once a Coney sing ing waiter, paid $60,000 for a in Beverly Hills Lo- calls are still talking about Lou O. Neill's selections Cat Belmont) in the Mirror. He picked twenty winners in the first 48 starts and then. on the next Monday, picked five. more! His pals wonder what's become of the trunkful of music the late Vincent Youmans had. They are sure he had it-as they claim they saw 1t. Had enough for seven shows plus the "bet- ter" music he composed. One was a tone pome about Colorado. Another was christened Timber line," and he finished a New Or leans suite that they insist lis tremendous" .. Denver people and New Workers still are dazed by Mary Coyle Chase's article on him which made them ill.
 Ticket Scalpers will soon organ- eze squawk-claiming excessive theater parties are becoming a racket, driving them Cha. haD outta business They are especially annoyed with the management of the hit, Call Me Mister" which has 36 capacity-hous parties booked at extra tariff The specs ar- que they've "carried many a flop" and should get in on the hits. The beautiful photo of a child dis played in the window of Schwarz's Toy Shop on 5th Avenue is that of Jill Smith, daughter of Doris Sharpe of Radio Registry . The Mayor of New York will prob- ably Shudder at this. Just as he bans tip sheets and gambling, a new book will offer the other side of things. It will be christened: If You Must Gamble" and will detail ways of winning Cor mini. mixing your losses) at the tracks. poker, gin, dice, the stock market and so futt.
 We failed in our efforts to get the government to postpone (for the Summer months the busting of legleSs war veterans from an Atlantic City Hospital, which is be- ing returned to hotel owner . This paragraph is to get you to pray that Uncle Sam doesn't take away their crutches.
 CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN
 Scranton, Pa. (UP)-Barber Louis Vital gave his customers achance to stock up" on haircuts before his higher price schedule went into ef- feet.