Show f 1 t 1 1 Memo Memos of a Sec Becy Seey Dear Mr WI Wt Paulette Goddard's Goddard pals pall are sure ure she he will shortly Die Me in Mexico Mexico And I J hear that Rosalind Rosa Roa lind find Russell and Fred son on of Carl Brisson are completely out of this world You are staying j too loo late at the theater The paper 0 had to r plate the star 4 edition to squeeze in your Suzanna Suzanne notice which got here 10 minutes minute after 1 I ley 1 Instead of 10 minutes after 12 11 In short the CIt City Desk II says that 1 you must leave the theater by 11 II f o'clock henceforth 1 Virgil Thompson panned the openIng open open- Ing ng Philharmonic Concert In the Trib the other morning A friend of 01 mine spoke poke of the awful rap to the manager who r replied That nothing well nothing well we'll even things next I week Well We'll play some ome of Thompson's Thompsons Thomp sons eons music The critic you ou know is Ii a composer one of his hi w works rk being Four Saints In Three r Acts Acta Monte new Copacabana Copacabana started off with a zippy I premiere every part of the show how I clicking with a bang The gal galI I who posed for that lovely ballerina picture in Stage magazines magazine's first 4 number Is la 10 year old year oid Lorraine Gittman Gitt man a m model eL MOM wants her That magazine everybody suspects of being subversive Is ii being investigated investigated gated quietly quietly for for backers coin Ii etc Ive I've told the fea feature ture section sec eec Y t tion Uon about the sense ense of humor of the Sing Sing Inmates The mascot on their ball baU team Is to a black sheep I 1 think you ought to run the scolding in that coast editorial it It put me in x stitches The lad who posed for the General Motors ad used in all papers We Hope We Set a Boy Doy to Dreaming is I. Kingsley Colton of the Court of Missing Heirs radio program Add lovely things Yvette's Yvettea version of These ese Foolish Things a Bluebird Bluebird Blue Blue- bird of a recording Frank Parker Park er will get et the singing lead In The I Follies Last time he was in a musical he was a chorus boy Your Girl Friday r Friday LONDONERS ARE TALKING ABOUT Erie Eric reid crack young youn correspondent cone cone- and commentator for lor th the h. C Clumbia Columbia Columbia Co Co- lumbia Broadcasting System returned f I to the ah United States Stat via Ilia Clipper last lait Sunday lit lie u K was a in France Franc when It itell l Ml ell lI and since Jine then hell in ill London wiser where liis li lift lat it is a commodity to 10 be 6 exchanged for lor nothing Mahin less leu than freedom and death it lt f preferable pre to 0 surrender v S Mr will mill return to 0 London Londo afta after aft I. er r a brief breathing spell pell in N. N f. f II made mad these h. h no notes on the he dipper clipper v Ambassador Joe Kennedys Kennedy's Indi f fit V which h. h has not benefited from a steady teady diet of eggs ells and pills p 3 a lack of sleep deep and the unending bombings He hn in grown pessimistic tic about the the Id situation and doesn't want tu to 0 o back to London The boners bonen Halifax continues to tomake tomake make in his speeches Whenever he speaks of England's allies he to- to in invariably variably forgets to include the valiant Poles who have continued the struggle and he never falls to i Include the phrase Christian civilization which is I. a slap asap for India where Halifax was wal once viceroy l jk Churchill He is la far and away the most lucid mind and voice in Brit ain am Historians are convinced he will live in history as aa the greatest British orator Pitt not forgotten Churchill for your Information Is I. Ish isn n h privately convinced that America ought to come Into the war at once He lie la is tired of having to sell eU the U. U S S. S on every new event and Idea Those Thole are the prime ministers minister's own beliefs belief but there is la no deny denying In that the impact of American Intervention would be terrific In France where despite the stun stuff you OU hear bear from Vichy nine out of ten pray for British British Brit Brit- ish victory The ne American correspondents and their ama amazing n. n esprit de corps corp No phony phon heroics no trivial struggle for meaningless scoops coop and best beat of all lots lot of Intestinal fortitude Ray Daniell Danief and his bis NY Times Timer cohorts moved their office Into the basement of the Savo Savoy hotel some ome time ago aeo The Th Herald Trib boys boy are there now too pounding their typewriters under under un der crossed criss-crossed steel ted girders Irden two stories underground When thin things get et dull Vic Oliver comes In to do doa a bit of entertaining and Bob Post orates on his hi favorite subject the subject the British navy Scotty Reston and Frank Kelly who live in this basement basement basement base base- ment to eliminate the 5 5 tram ride to and from work sit It and reminisce about home and family But Dut Larry Rue old calloused Chicago Chica go Tribune band hand Is I. probably not not there He II likes to sit It on the ROOF HOOP durin during a raid caress a scotch cotch and sad soda loda and hurl bud profanity at the night nightriders riders riden The split second liming that saved lived t SS 0 old Bob Dob Cue Casey's life twice In one 00 t evening He H. and a friend stopped topped t r their cab one night to argue for 10 minutes minute In order to determine who should be driven home borne first They reached a decision and started for forthe the friends friend's hotel arriving there just justin in time Urne to see lee the Inn erupt into the street t T They e collected their nerves at the nearest pub and set let out for Bobs Bob's quarters Same Sam thin thins thine A bomb got ot here ber less leu than a minute b them That's Thara really a too close for tor comfort |