The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
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{. Frances Daye went to Eng. land in 1928. She returned the other day, and all ga7ettes described
 her as a British actress. Frances was in the Texas GuinAn chorus
 with Ruby Keeler and M. Hellinger
 Character Study: The papers fea- tured the story of the 79-yeAr old woman, who died in midtown re- gently Her trunk revealed a hoard of over $500 GOO in cash They also found many newspaper clippings which poked fun and abuse at Mrs. Roosevelt and the family This woman, according to Madison Avenuers, had a hobby |. Shed stand in front of the Trans Lux newsreel temple Cnear 59th StreeO and make remarks whenever photographs of FDR were displayed in the lobby. She was given many Snappy heckle from paSserShy. Her big thrill was hiSSing rlewsreels showing FDR Who made it so tough for her she died leaving more than half million in cash, instead of bequeathing some of it to any fund such as the Foster Home for Children.
 Times Square SmalItalk: Nellie Revell sums it up this way: Prices have risen so high and standards have dropped so low I can't afford to meet either one" .Ttnoynv Cannon inquired about a certain Broadway. Hes the snowman who couldn't find anymore GTs with tal- ent," he was told You must mean" James said acidly. ito take some hill!" Earl Carpenters partner tells the col'm that no one ordered his band not to play the Anthem at the Transport Workers Union recent affair. A Legion Past Comdr had so misled the col'm which apologizes to all concerned for the miSinformant Dr. J. M Gray said if Roosevelt was here now he wouldn't know what to do either, but he would sure -as-hell do it.! No gazettes used the results of the presidential poll taken in foyers of State of the Union" at Chicago. San Francisco and here. Stassen and Wallace were neck-and-necked! Comdr Barry Atkins and con- cert violinist Dorothy Averell are Middle -SmaiSling.
 Broadway Ballad (By Don Wahn) There were two paths along the road Of youth And so I chose the twisted one for mine And searched in vain for honor and for truth But searched and found the dreams that hide in wine. And so illusion had it's sunny day And banners waved above the castle wall =. And there were girls to laugh the years away And all my clan was arrogant and tall I did not know that castles were so frail That girls can fade like whispers in the night. did not know that wine could grow so stale That songs can lose their measure of delight. Thus I have earned my heritage of wrath As ghostly dreams stream down a crooked path.
 Curtain Calls: Bonnie Davis at 3 Deuces . Harold Bayne's thrush ing at the Crest Room Eddy Towards Majestic platter of Each His Own" Dorothy Blaine at the Glass Hat Ed Wallace's piece in the papers about the tot with the three pennies. She couldn't buy any candy Cat shop for that sum, so she gave them to passing crippled minstrel Geo. Jean Nathans (best in the series for A. A. KnopD: "Theater Book of the Year 1945-46'' H. Carmichael's due-soon book: The Stardust Road
 . Arthur (MutuaD Gaeth's bril- liant reporting from Germany on the Nazi hangings Happy Eel ton on WIZ Wed. eyes. Paul Willard at Le Ruban Bleu Mon- ica Lewis click on the Hope show Now she's in the Monica.
 Manhattan Murals: The 5th Ave Flower Shop located at Madison and 60th The shop at 13l w. 42d Street selling white shirts Gall you wantD at belOPA fees The Bob Olin's doorman handing hot coffee tgratis) to parked hackmen on chilly eyes The LaSalle with the Connecticut license plate read ing CBS in front Of NEG The 70-year old bootblack at 55th and 9th who works on his play be- twee nshines Sports promoter D. G. Hertz and a barber named Joe Gallo flattening a native Nazi (officing in the French Bldg) for bothering two patrons at the Du- bonnet Bar last Friday.
 Sounds in the Night: At Leon and Eddie's: Much a-Dewey about nothing" At the Stork: "Infla- ton is what turns a dollar into question mark" At the China Doll: "A truman's place is in the home!" At the Broadway Hof- brau "Talmadge isn't a Georgia Cracker - he's a Georgia Crack pot At the Zanzibar: Be a good girl and some day you'll grow up to be successful neurotic like me" At the UNI: There goes the man who'd rather be President than rightl" At Lufn Fong's: Ohio has a 4-letter word in the Senate"
 Broadway Wiseguy: On Broadway 1AA