The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22

cAooAlr 91gOLuAAtS bU AlAALl8tEScbtf3. One legend is that a new musical was backed by GO angels putting up 3 Gs each Crown Record ings will put George Hicks memor- able D-Day broadcast in an album. Release date is June 6-the D-Day ann'y The 34th St. and B'way traffic cop has a sensayuma. Halt ing a woman jay-walker, he said: "Whatz-a-matta, lady-ain't we got any traffic light colors you hke?" The Boston censor killed the dramatic climax of Dark of the Moon" = when John Clifford and Carol Stone get too real .. Who started all those flashes about Gene Tierney getting "Amber"2 It's phony news Cat this time) at 20th Century-Fox Anthony Ross of Glass Menagerie" and Mary Jean Copeland will be sealed at Stockton, N. J., on June two Laurette Taylor will give T. Bride A.
 Broadway Side-S Show: In the new hit, Annie Get Your Gun," Ray Middleton sings these lyrics: There's no business like show business-like no business, know You get word before the show has started-that your favor ite uncle died at dawn. Top of that your pa and ma have parted you're broken-hearted-but you go on" The day of the Annie" premiere the Middletons parted.
 New York Is Like This: You've prob'ly paused to admire the att tractive windows of the Rose-Marie de Paris candy shoppes about town They have such an oo-lah- lah manner about them And the name sounds so French, no? Oui A French lady. had a complaint to make and she couldn't find anyone in the firm who spoke Paree, at all She finally asked for zee prez-zee-dent of the shoppes and discovered that his name is O'Shea-that he was formerly con- nected with 8 rubber heel firm anC that the owner of the con- trolling interest is your old candy maker friend, Huylers.
 Broadway Ballad: (By Don Wahn). There was certain turn he might have made Where winds were soft and all the flow CTS were fair Where he could rest from life's cheap masquerade And lose the weight of all his bleak despair But fever raced within his heart and veins
 And so he played false and deadly role And turned against the warm, enchanted lanes To find his vanished youth-and lose his soul Only 8 fool will seek to find the past And probe for magic, buried in the dust. ;. Only fool will feel that love can last When life at best is but feeble crust There was a certain turn he might have made But now the moon is down and roses fade.
 Curtain Calls: The lovely ditty titled Where Do I Go from You?" Pupi Campo at La Conga. .. Lenny Kent at the Strand |. Eddie Heywood's Decca reccad of Man I Love" Rise Stevens Columbia album of Carmen" |. The Russ Case Victor platter, Some times I'm Happy" Hollow Triumph" one of the racier psych novels, by Murray Forbes AhoI p1axnV,,S Iax,o ck a %iyao nvV,0co of Franco's Falangists in his book, Wind in the Olive Trees"
 Manhattan Murals: The eight year oldsters, inspecting an un- draped Venus in 8 9th Avenue art store and making eighty y-eight-year old comments The angry moth- CT at 7th Avenue and 54th Street, because her junior dropped lb. of butter in the gutter. (Not in de head, Mrs. GoldfarbD The 9th Avenue apple-vendor, who has been at the same corner since the crash in '29. Says he fears an- other crash, which is why he won't give up the location The night club showgals, who have the glam- orless job of riding home after 3 a. m. in the glamorless subways The tough cop at 57th and 7th directing traffic with 8 ballet dancers grace.
 Sounds in the Night: At the Cub Room: Truman has the situation well in hand. The same hand Lewis has on his throat" | At Rogers Corner: He's got lotza- do-re- mink" At the Mermaid Room: Have you heard her baby talk? It's simplee infantastic". At the Latin Quarter: '"The doctor said I was badly run down and suggested lay off golf for while and get good weeks rest at the office" At Reuben's: Lewis is really misunderstood. Beneath that rugged bosom beats 8 heart of coal"
 The Late Watch: Jo-Ann Sum- mer, the tapper Cher pop is mayor of Decatur, Ala0, is readying novel dance routine atop a pair of milk bottles. She figures that if audiences no like-at least Rip- ley will The Hickory House Goldmans have settled matters with each other. He'll wed a Detroiter next At the first ann'y poddy of the H. BogartS G. BacalD she decorated the walls with new pix of famed December-May mergers such as Stoky and Gloria-Chap- lin and Oona-Jessel and Lois, ct al. The laugh-getter was a photo