The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-13
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aalleanaSser vincenzo Cell that he would like to watch his young hope fuls practice at the Celli school. ... Celli okayed 1t and Bob was pune tual each night Later Coleman .Ook the eminent Cellt to supper, followed usually by first-nlght play and then a tour of the night clubs This went on for weeks until Celh begged off Did you tire of me So soon2" pouted Rob- ert That's net it, at all," ale most wept Celli. The trouble Is we both get up the next day at c. in the morning and you in the even- ingl'
 TO AN UNHAPPY PLAYWRIGHT: An so the bitter taste of despair And disilluSionment surrounds your
 heart;
 You who achieved success, now
 dare
 Not accept failure; nor the critics
 SlapS,
 Nor condemnation for your play. And yet true genus maps Its own course, regardless what they
 say.
 Just pause a moment - where
 you are
 What difference if one play does Become a hitP Does this then bar Your name from the annals of
 the lot
 Of famous men? Why no!"TlS
 but fate'S game
 So why not smile at failure |. as you did at fame?
 WANDA.
 Sounds in the Night: At the Greenwich Village Inn: "ChurchilIs speeches prove he's just an old Tory-teller" At Armandos: They caught him trying to smuggle a dollar bill into Miami" At the Blue Angel: After Churchill's speech Hitler must be laughing up his shroud" At Ciro's: II don t like his gigolooks" At the Game cock: She's been married so ot- ten they no longer throw rice-they throw ditto marks" The Gar den: Poor guy-he's suffering from ielnininsomnia" At the Golden Fiddle: "Lesh go over to the ShtOrk Club and git barred!"
 New Sork Novelette,: Jim Lough- borough was upp'd from private to major in World War One and later worked on the N. Y. World |, Tough editor Chapin (who mur- dered Mrs. Chapin) assigned Jim to interview the first woman interne in New York She was riding an ambulance out of Roosevelt Hos- pital and no newspaperman could set near her |. Editor Chapin told Jlm to get that exclusive interview or don't come backl" After half dozen drinks with Charles Sommerville, Charlie suggested that Jim jump into the Hudson River. You can interview her." said Char lie, Fin the ambulance, which I VIII phone forl" So Jim dived into the Hudson-and dockworKers iished him out as the ambulance with Our Heroine aboard) ding-a- ling'd to the scene She worked over Jim all the way to the hosp but he was cut cold-frozen stiff from the shivery waters When they finally revived him the lady doctcT was off on another run and poor Jim was fired before sundown. .Curtain-Calls: Count Basie's Co., lumbia platter of Mad Boogie" .. The ZanHbar's new show, starring the One and Only Bill Robinson. The new comic. Larry Storch, at the Copa The nostalgia newsreel in Billion 6 Baby" at the Alvin :. Jack Carter's funny mimicry of the stars at the Capitol {. The Barnaby Beach" number from Three to Make Ready" Wil- liam Horne''s tenoring Peter Rotonda's crew toying with Latin rhythms, especially "El Mondon- guerO," at the Stawkleb.
 The Broadway Lights: One of the Vanderbilt clan got a shiner lover a blonde) at Ceruttt's Jean Caste will return to ''CarouSei" in a month or so. When the ache is cured after the loss of her baby. {. They say that Macoco and his best pal Perona have phffft after all these El Morocco years Pat Coogan after four weeks of honeymoonlngD may seek a Floridivorce Liz Whitney and Henry North (Ring- ling -Barnum-Bailey Circus excel have parted and she returned his many gems The Wilbur Eyanses ito the surprise of all who like them so much) have separated |. Novelist Pearl Buck will be operated