The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-21
Walter WincheIl On BrO0dw0y
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love with a new doll"
 'In lover" was the retort. That's
 ridiculous. I may have clipped her
 one or two on the chin-but that's
 all there is to itl"
 BigtOwn Snapshot: Winston
 Churchill caused a furor over at
 the N. Y. Times the other l a. m.
 CF1iday) when he telephoned the
 managing editors office He
 wanted to check some facts for his
 speech that night Churchill
 introduced himself as the grand-
 child of one of the papers former
 owners Staffers who checked
 found that Chrrchill's maternal
 grandpater (Leonard w. Jerome)
 was co-owner from 1860 to 1870.
 Manhattan Murals: Marie's Crisis.
 a restaurant at 59 Grove Street.
 once the home of patriot Tom
 Paine, whose great works included
 "The Crisis" The tiny costume
 jewelry shop on w. 3rd where Win nle Manson twists copper and brass
 into startling creations. The
 young Negro artist once won Rosenwald Fellowship. :. The w. 47th Street traffic cop who writes out tickets with pen that cost SPA The Nearly New" shop on 8th and 55th-a swap shop with ambitions The chalk Scrib- bling on 46th Street bldg: "Evi- dently Gloria Stokowski doesn't be- lieve Charity Begins at Home."
 Main Street Smalltalk: Frank Kingdom switches his bcaSting schedule to Mondays through Fri days (starting Monday) usual time 10:30 post meridian |. . It's a girl for the Victor HarriSes atthe Flow CT Hosp Richard Kollmar says when critic yawns it's not bad sign. It means he's still awake. =. Barrister Henry Alexander is mend- ing at Flower After her birth day party (to which all the show folks she knows are invited Mrs. Eddie Toy, Jr., enters hospital. 7. Advance previewers perdict Betty Garrett will be the toast of the town after "Call Me Mister" pre- miers Harry Selwyn, the 57th Street dentist. calls his Vest chester estate Tooth Acres" |. Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen will address the Catholic Institute of the Press at the waldorf Sunday Lester, the newsboy at Broadway and 50th Street, will do colm for hotel mag.
 Broadway Ballad (By Don Wahn): Those who have built their castles on a dream .. Walk blindly down the highways of the night I They do not know who wrecks each glowing scheme Or tilts star or aims 8 lovely light .. They are like children-'desolate and lost Who once heard music on a distant hill And followed lures, no matter what the cost. Not knowing that their dreams are ever still Love is not theirs and joy is but ghost. That touched them once-and faded in 8 mist What can they do but drink a mocking toast. .MuSing on lips that they have lightly kissed I What can they do--when none can read their soul? Or sense the mad enchantlnent of their goalP
 Curtain Calls: Alneche and Loy in "So Goes My Love" Ca film about Brooklyn, which doesn't de- fame it) Kate Smiths record- ing of "Seems Like old Times". The March of Times essay on bringing up baby Ella F1tz- gerald'S Decca, "Frim Tram Sauce" Theater Guild on the Air ((WJz), a series for adults Cab Gallo ways personal heppearance at the Strand Marion Colby at the Carnival Ray Bolger's travesty on Tony DeMarco in Three to Make Ready" The new book (for the shudders): "one World or None"
 Sounds in the Night: Tn the Stork: "He took me home in a taxi grab" At the Embassy: If they start another war, they'll have to use radar to find mel" .. At the She's the Easy Come Long Stay type" At Club 78: Bennett apparently believes in self -Cerfice" At the Golden | Fiddle: "There goes George Jinx Nathan, the critic. That's a luke, son!" At Pelham Heath Inn: Hey, leg-go!" At Reuben's: What does she do for living?" She ignores it!" In the Vil- lage Vanguard: Get those drinkles | under her eyes!"