The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-20
Walter WinchelI
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Fef&e 0OefNu says taAs AaAAaS -
Heaton, not Hewitt He was ever
seas for years without q scratch.
Cliff Edwards and his uke have been
signed BY Acc for the entire net.
work con a coop deaD except New
York city. starts March 4th, -.
Rankin, the raving Representative,
sent for this Sunday-nighter's last
broadcast script. He screamed tin
Congress last week.: walter Win
chell tells lies about me-" Firm
stance? Martha Rave has
been buying joolry like maaaad--
evidently replacing what was burgled
weeks ago from her hotel rooms. Be
sure and don't insure the new stuff,
too, dearle when Art Mooney
opens at the strand this week he'll
have 4 ex-officers (from whom he
took orders) under his baton.
Enoorchlds, Ann Andres trillirg in
The Red Mil" Ada Kuznet-
Soff's gypsy baSsongs at Casino
Russo June Winters at No.
/ Fifth avenue Kitty Carlisle's
Decca album Of Desert Song"
chimes Jean Parker at Green
wich Village Inn Howie's
Hamburgers and that miniature
salty rye bread While You
Were Gone" editer by Jack Good
man via Simon g. Schuster. The
names index in the rear, however,
needs editing,
Novelette,: Carol Bruce Of SHOW
Boat" reports this about her boss,
oscar Hammerstein, II, who'd never
tell it on himself One of his
best friends is an associate named
Leighton Brill He used to
invest coin in every Hammerstein
show 1t got to be pretty ex-
pensive sort OF loyalty because in
eleven bleak years Oscar didn't have
one financial success Then
Brill went to war as a field director
with the Red Cross Four years
overseas While Brill was In
the combat zones with his a,nbu-
lance unit-OScar Hammerstein's
luck changed and (starting with
"Oklahoma') he had six smash hits
in O row What tough break
for Brill! Except for the punch
line When he recently re-
turned Leighton Brill discovered
that without his knowledge Ham
merstein had cut him in for q piece
of all those hitsl
Sounds In the Night: At Leone's:
st love to stand at 421ld street and
Broadway and watch the frauds go
byw At the Blue Angel: They
have lot in common-they are
hated by the same people"
At the Latin Quarter: Charming
is a word that means the joke was
lousy but told by very dear friend"
At the Penthouse: "Whata
snobl Holds her nose so high she
nearly browns when it rains!'..
At the 400: Someone should ask
Rankin how Lincoln would've voted
on FEPC and the poll tax" =.
At WIZ: Like all bigots that Con-
gresham has yet to learn you can't
lynch the TRUTH" At Club IS:
That Runyon is a Damon in the
rough" At the Cub Room:
Nice Teller. He'd give you a bottle
Of milk for a cow"
Manhattan Murals: The kerrickter
(he's about sixtytsh), who has sill
very hair, which he wears in a bun
on the nape of his neck. Usually
seen at the Public Library The
swank kiddie shoe store ION 57th)
which calls itself THE Bootie Par
lor" The penthouse" on
Fourth avenue where war vet and
his wife have pitched their tent.
On the roof Of an office bldg. {.
The doorman in front of a certain
Broadway restaurant (no dope, he)
who gives people the same answer
to all direction questions: Two
blocks up!"
B'way WiSeguy: In short, 1ckes
doesn't wanna play Pauleytics.