The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Walter WincheII
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BROADWAY HEARTBEAT Yes, there are some who bear the
 Winters wind
 Nor whimper at the flashing Of
 the gale,
 And leave their vain and childish
 dreams behind
 To face a world where dreams are
 bound to fail ..
 And there are others, petulant and
 weak,
 Who strive to pluck the stars from
 out the sky
 Who cannot name the misty goal
 they seek
 And SO are ever lost of these
 am I!
 A lowered dress whisper in
 the night,
 The scent of roses In 8 lonely
 room,
 These are the ancient symbols of
 delight,
 These are the certain heritage of
 doom,
 But roses fade against the winds of
 time
 And love is but ripple-from
 rhyme.
 DON VAIN.
 SiIhouettes: Irene Dunne, who plays the mother in Life With Father" Gin the magic lanterns) in the waldorf foyer. So lovely .. Helen Hayes, chucking all her fancy ways and running like Helen for a keb at 46th and B'way, just like ennybody Fanny Ward and Elsa Maxwell swapping qulpartee at the Embassy ringside Ray Bolger (the dancer to a maiden's prayer) hopping it up during the square hoofing at the Village Barn :. Tony Martin, the thrush, stealing the thunder from the males, at Gill; mores Percy Faith, the maestro, exercising his uppers and lowers on 8 Tootsie Roll near NEG The Bennett Cerfs and mater-in-laW Leila (Ginger Rogers mom) spell bound near the Storque at 2:45 ayem as w. Winchel gives them a special beast for free Lady Furness, who says her 18-year old isn't joining the U. S. but returns to Limey next week to enter hls late half-brother's regiment, the Welch Guards.
 Sallies in Our Alley: Sherm1nt Billingley was still gabbing about the night club owner on the Coast who was stuck up and robbed of $AOO "Glad it wasn't me, sald the Stork Clubman. Can you lm- agine what Fl Moroccos Perona and others would say if l was ever found with only $400 on me?" .It's just as we'll the Dodgers lost" intoned Jack Smith at Llndys. "With the language Durocher uses to umpires Boston would have banned the whole team! Comic Happy Felton's credo: Keep Elm in Stitches, or You Will Wind Up in Tatters.'
 Memos of a Midnighter: Justice and Mrs. Hugo Black are top boost CTS of Might Fire" new book Ny a youthful southerner, Edward S,mbrcugh If Longchamps origgles out of that Federal rap, the real estate boys will go after MT. Lustig for alleged fraud sBroadway Talks Back" debuts Oct. 14th at 10 pm via Mutual Two crl- tics and Builders Helburn and Bowling will discuss O'Neilfs ice Man, etc" . Why restaurateurs look pained when you ask for steak: OPA ceiling is 79c per lb. Black butcher ceiling is SIPS. The blacka- teers enforce theirs! . Club Cars mailed ads are titled: Why Beef" Get anything you like for cash. Frinstince: Ham n Eggs only $4.50 Jackie Elinson says, T doubt if TrumanIl ever allow his picture on any postage stamps. He's been pasted enough!" .. British publishers refuse to do a British edish of E. Roosevelt's book, "As He Saw It." thrilling closeup of FDR.
 ssThere's No Business Like Show Business: It happened recently on $ GllS COdSL OlO OldIc i01dCC 01Oo. act) and his wife had tiff So she packed up and left for Los Angeles Sid phoned his best chum, Sid Gold, to meet her at the deppo and straighten things out Which pal Gold certinny did Mrs Sid Slate will be- come Mrs. Sid Gold after she is Freenovated.
 Broadway SmalltaK: Moro Mor- ales will be the tallest paid band in Miami Beach this Winter. $4,- 900 weekly at the Copacabana start ing Dec. Frances Chun (who debuts at the China Doll tonight) has been called "the Chinese Sophie Tucker" Is that good? The F. Whites will join the Renobility .. Ed Allen, the UP exec, and his wife are increasing the mon-and-popu- 1ation. For the 3rd time Jose Ferrer and bride Uta Hagen deny divorce talk. They're merely trying