Show IN NEW NEWYORK r YORK By ny PAUL HARRISON NEW YORK Sept 11 ll 11 MeanderIngs Meander Meander- Ings You'd never guess or maybe you would at that the living celebrity ty whose autograph is worth the most to colle collectors tors Its It's Greta Garbo and her signature is 15 quoted at 25 To be sure George Bernard Shaw has announced that his autograph is worth 1000 but the fact remains that you can buy it for 5 S from several sources Theres There's a price on the signa signa- tures tunes of many of the movie stars but buta a low one usually Mary are quoted at S S S SIt It looks like a big year for little Sally Rand the fan Jan girl When she was arrested for lor her dance in the world fair show she was co collecting 1 a mere a week A Chicago theater then hired her for 1000 jumped to 1500 the second week and she had tho the customers standing in line halfway halfway half halt way around the loop Now a New York has boosted the ante to 2000 and Sally Sany will soon be fanning fan fan- fling ning for Broadway S S S CA CAUTIOUS WALL STREET Since the tear-gas tear bombing of the stock exchange it takes al all that your reputation credentials and family tree are arc worth to get get- geta gela a pass to the visitors visitors' gallery During boom days das almost any tourist was allowed to stand and look down on the feverish activity around the trading posts Now though every visitor has to be sponsored by some member of the exchange go S G The thoroughfare is still chuckling over news of the Ethel Barrymore Barrymore- Milton Berle Eerie encounter in vaudeville On previous bills thelow the low comedy antist artist ar an- had demonstrated to audiences that Peggy Joyce and Irene Bordoni were ticklish But he didn't paw the queen of the American n theater In fact tact he was not even allowed to introduce in her S S MATCHLESS l STYLES The he e w well dressed man Broad way this summer mak makes s a point of not being well veIl dressed True his coat and trousers may be of costly cloth and cut cut but but they must not match J. J P. P McEvoy has reduced until his best friends wont won't know him The Hotel Martinque Is polishing up the half dollar onyx and marble marble mar mar- ble bar and the gold fixture and crystal chandeliers chandeliers' that once made mad the spot the most glittering one Inthe in inthe inthe the rialto S S S SIt It takes six clerks at local N R A headquarters to explain that the organization organization or or- isn't handing out jobs And three others turn away the creators cre of songs poems pictures badges buttons and slogans One man has been back six times to see sec them about his year old daughter whose name happens to be Nira He figures she ought to be put into vaudeville or her picture on postage stamps or something S SS TWO BITS TWO BITS NO BITES First callers at the apartment of a certain newspaper man are always alwa's a little frightened by a dog th that t tags I menacingly at their heels snarling fiercely Pretty soon the host suggests sug sug- that maybe they could buy off oU the pup for a quarter quarter and and at the sight of a oin coin the beast at once starts wagging its tail He grabs the coin trots down to the butcher shop next door and buys himself a bit of round steak The Parisian idea of sidewalk tables having been adopted by nice old hotels like the Brevoort and the Chatham and by byone one of the Longchamps Longchamps Long Long- champs restaurants has gotten so out of control that you can now sip a malted milk under a potted palm In front of a drug store or have a hotdog hotdog hot hot- dog and beer be before ore a cheap refreshment refresh refresh- ment meat stand Over in Hoboken N. N J. J which was rediscovered four years ago during the theatrical of Mr Christopher Christoph r Morley the Myers Mers hotel has Installed a sidewalk cafe reproduced reproduced reproduced exactly from a picture of the place taken in 1884 |