The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-19
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respondent who went everywhere he sent his boys Friends have vainly tried to reconcile the Con- nie Macks. The owner of the Phila- delphia Athletics, in his sos, lives with his grandson, is lonely, but unyielding.
 Midtown Matinee CBy Tom Weatherly). It was southbound 5th Ave. bus .. She got on at 57th Street With apologies to Rog- CTS and Hart: My heart stood still This is it." I thought Never before had seen .. Such a seraphic vision |. All pink and gold . With shimmering gray blue stars for eyes A red, red rosebud for a mouth And tip tilted nose My pulse raced. My head reeled And my knees clicked together There comes 9 time in the affairs of men, etc" . I said to me And broth CT, this is the time Watch her closely . When she gets off You get off Then tip your hat Gallantly but with decorum And say something like this =. T beg your pardon, please don't misunderstood I'm not trying to be fresh But I just couldn't help speaking to you . ;. All my life I've dreamed about a girl never knew her name never even knew she existed Until just now In other words You're the dream come true And I couldn't let a stupid convention take you from me -. I've just got to know you" =. Just then the bus stopped and she moved toward the exit AS she came opposite me She raised her left hand to grasp the star .o'' And there they were =. Those two symbols of puSSe5slVe pl--. and self-imposed servitude The diamond solitaire and the pla- tinura band Oh, well, there's always the French Foreign Legion! Roy Rennard leaves today for Hollywood carrying with him torch bigger than that of the Statue of Liberty He has Columbia Pic contract, but the thrill can't make him forget his wife, Virginia Me Donough. who left him Lu- ellie FraWley tonetime Lucille Lee Warren) of Memphis, who caShed in as a concessionaire in Couthern cities, is combing New York for a promising nightclub location Pola Negri's negotiations to make film in England fell through Former head policeWoman Mary Sullivan is doing radio program and is not associated with ex-Police Comm. Bolans mail-order onvesti- gative academy :. George Raft, in Night Is for the Hunter" will play reformed card-shark. What-no dice?
 Reported Romancing-Ella Mae Morse, the record-chanter, and Rod Cameron, flying instructor Lionel Shelley, beaucoup-b bucks brewery heir, and Jeannie Masters =. Joe Erens, Hollywood story scripter, and Mingo Maynard, lark let at Ohns Jackie Lawton, Kansas City lad, and Betty Reilly, Mexico born colleen Dick Sta bile and Dell Parker, at Bradleys Bill Newgold and Alma Det- 1 tinger, radio rivals on different out l lets at the same time ... Owen Mcfarland (WMCA) and Powers model Ruth Duncan, who will wed any edition, if they haven't already .. Barbara Hayden, of the movies, and Tony Romano, singing at Roxy's, trying to act platonic, though we know they've been se- cretly wed for three months t. And Skitch Henderson and the Face" Anita Colby, who was sup posedly devoted to Clark Gable.
 Henry c. Rogers assures me that Bob Taplinger, of Paramount, was rewarded with S1O000 by VIVA for one word - "Giftrip" - which he says will be the theme of VIVA mer- chandising and advertising. May be you can solve it .. Helen Walk CT, the other woman" in The Home Stretch" wasn't always a menace; she used to work in the Boston dog license bureau =. Pat rick J. Hannigan, running against Rep. Marcantonio for the Demo nomination, was schoolmate of Dennis Day and sang with him in the choir of St. Patrick's Cathe- dral . We salute Yonkers, cele- brating its 300th anniversary. A little kidding recently brought us a lot of response-but it was all cour- teous, repressed and in a spirit of forgiveness. That shows it's ma- ture, stately and dignified institu- ton.
 A hillbilly, on trial for killing his wife when he cought her with neighbor, was asked why he shot her instead of her lover. "Shucks, !" he replied, And rather shoot woman once than a man every week."