The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-15

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 Nino Martini, the opera star, and Mrs. Paul Tafel, Jr., were married April IIth. She divorced a Ma rine It. They will mooey-hoon in Italy Jay Gould's great-grand- dghtr, Sylvia Gould, will middle ailsle on May 7th with Robert Par ker, who starred for the Associated Press in the Balkans Dr. Ram dolph Ray, the Rector of The Little Church Around the Corner Che probably married more couples than anyone), is the papa of Katrina Ray, who will file for divorce in Florida this week Gene Wes- son, the comic, is a pneumonia victim at the St. Moritz. Too i'll to be moved to the hosp "Cy- rano de Bergerac" will not play in Washington, D. C., because Jose Ferrer, the actor-producer. refuses to appear in jin-crows towns .. Jockey Sammy Renick flattened a bore three times his size. The giant wouldn't stop being funny" = so Sammy bing- -bang-boom'd (faster than lightning), and the happy re- suit was six stitches.
 Pretty Mary Harrington, the United Press reporter, wcaried of tailing M. GrOmykO. She got fed up getting the mo comments every time she put a query to him .. Riding down the Plaza Hotel lifV with the Russly, Mary got him gabbing "Did you" she asked, "misS me over the week -end?" [. Gromyko replied: "VOrry notch. And I see our picture together in the newspapers"
 "So you noticed it?" responded Mary.
 "YOss," answered GrOmykO, laugh ing heartily. My wife also saw 1t and she commented on your worry pretty legs"
 According to a U. S. Senator, our Mayor (while in Washington got enough of another solon's sarcasm and invited him to come outside . Around the Savoy-Plaza Hotel they say Marguerite Chapman, back in Hollywood, is betrothed to Stand ard oil exec and they plan to wed in Sept. The Maxim Lityinovs have two new grandtots .. That newsmag editor eve itemed last week as once being in The Hitler Youth Movement in Germany is no longer on the staff Mau- rice Rocco, the Zanzibar boogy- woogy star, and his wife, Ann, have split-but still tepee together be- cause of the apt shortage . Since Joe E. Lewis lost all his coin on the horses they call him Herbert Bayard Schmope.
 Tip tO Publicity Agents: (WhO will simpIee adore the cOl'm more than ever): Often some client or "ac- count" will inadvertently overlook the little matter of sending the press agent the check for his services. In fact, there once was a case where the presse agent didn't get paid at all for his hire An action in . civil court involves hiring a lawyer, serving 8 summons and the customary intermittent wait (of sometimes years) before the case Is heard O ne exploiter needed coin at Once-to pay his landlord He convinced Magis- trate Strong 1t was proper to issue a summons for violation of section 1272 of the penal law. In short: Failure to pay wages-ls . criminal Offense- punishable By arrest and Imprisonment Moral: Never Hire . Press Agent Who Graduated From School.
 Universal Pictures had a big tidal wave, too. options were dropped on Noah Beery, Jr., Martha O. Driscoll, Lon Chaney, Jr., Robert Paige and others. All of them good actors Marjorie Davies, Broad way actress, leaves for the coast to merge with radio director Tom Mo- Night The Government Print ing Offices catalogue (of govt printed biographies of Presidents) lists one about Martin Van Bu-