The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03
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ever gave dictation to the boss without taking 1t" -. At the Copa: When he dies the only - who'll be sorry will be his bookie"
 At Armandos: "Gwanl She needs him like Irv Berlin's songs need 8 Songplugger!" '. At Lum Fong S.: "She used to be wholesome. Now she's wholesale At the En- duro: Hes typical Broadway bore. Never gives you chance to talk about yourself" At Dix on's: Get load of that guy-try- ing to play tic-tac-knee" |. At Roseland: Prom his many scoops, do you think that paper meant his ear-responsible report ing?" At the Boulevard: If there were more guts in Washing ton, there'd be more meat on our tables" At the China Doll: No NaH should be found inno- cent. All Nazis should be found dead!" At the Broadway Hof- brau: Wallace is nobody's fool; Truman is everybody's."
 MemOs of Midnighter: The chap who wrote ''Mairsy Doats," etc. Milton Drake) and his Mrs. are going to have it melted in Freeno Auerbach-Levy. the big-time etcher- artist, is putting his best stuff between covers. Dorothy Par ker will foreword it. The title will be: "Is That Me?" Former ring star Ruby Goldstein (now a referee) has connected with Schenley's as a goodwill man The jentZrum attendant at Jack & Charlie's is a Harlem preacher on the side |. Carol Lynne, jet-propelled skater, is now at the Iridium Room, St. Regis John Harper, the feature editor, Is giving course in publishing at NYU Hey, John! Can't you do something about saving your paper some money? It sent $1 to n. Roggen- burg of w. 90th ,St-for sending in: Faith is wonderful, but it's doubt that gets you an education" That's Wilson Mizner's! We've all used it with proper credit about | 1000 times Also $2 went to Laura Seid for: "All those who are debating our foreign policy should start defining it." That was cerf'd right outta here few days earlier! What a racket.
 Manhattan Murals: The 18th Pre- cinct Brains Dept" (detectives) collaring a pair of jerques who flashed a .45 automatic in the caf- eteria near Broadway on 57th at 4:40 ayem The bejewelled gilt ter-gal with 5 orchids in her hair) exiting from the Plahzah-and a legleSs mendicant twitting: What cha lookin fer, ma'am-the sub Way?" The one-story Colonial style office bldg. on And St. (be- tween 9th and 7th), right in the heart of the show district =. .. The drunk in front of the Astor (bottle in paw) yelling at passers- by: "Gwan, laff your heads off but you ain't as happy as I am!" .. Lovesick cowboy and cowgal holuding hands on the steps near Madison Sq. Garden: Rodeo and Juliet.
 Curtain Calls: Billy Kenny, the Ink Spots tenoriole, chanting If Didn't Care" one of the zanzi- bargains :. Jack Smiths Capitol platter, ''The Whole World Is Sing ing My Song" "The We'll Digger;s Daughter" film at the Avenue Don Ameche's don good Sunday session via NBC.... Richard Dyer Bennett at the Blue Angel Ellis Farber's songs at the Zodiac Room The Red Caps blending San Antonio Rose" Jean Rose on the ice at Ice land The Russ Case Victor disc, Begin the Beguine" Eddie Towards Majestic recording: T Love You for Sentimental Reasons"
 The Late Watch: James Alexan- der and Mary Hatcher (the lovers in the Chicago Oklahoma" troupe) ackchelly mean it when they sing: People will say we're in la-huv!" That machine licensed RH l (NY) isn't publisher Roy How ards, he says. It ain't Randolph Hearst's, either Whose Royal High ness? .. .. The day it was announced Averell Hartman was in the Cabi- net-most leading stocks dived again, and so did Harriman's Union Pacific Railroad stock-down to its newest low Must be that Winchcell feller'S fault again Dorothy Blaine, who starts at the Glass Hat tonight, sings like Lauren Bacall looks and looks like her, too ' Why is the Manhattan Towers ho- Eel formerly used by the Navy for Waves) staying vacant? Why don't they rent it to people who need shelter? Now read slow ly and don't phone me Cor my Girl Fridays) because thatll blackball you automatically. Just sit down, make it brief, and offer a short | sample of your talent. I have been requested (by a major radio station in NYC) to find a drama critic And by newspaper to find a Broadway columnist, but not an