Show NEW YORK NEWSREEL The theater at Street and Avenue built by the fabulous Jim Fiske To display the talents of his adored one Josie Mansfield mansion was connected con con- Her adjacent by an underground Underground un- un to the playhouse passage The Great White Way nickname for Broadway they coined say say-by 0 0 J. J Gude the billboard advertising man The Boxy Roxy Theatres Theatre's foyer which accommodates ac- ac about people The swanky private park for Tudor City residents Street and East for the the hideaway River once towns town's most desperate criminals Historic Fraunces Tavern where Gen Washington used to imbibe and his farewell address ad ad- where he prepared of New Yorks York's better dress now one restaurants Such is Fame Tom Paine the most eloquent voice of the Revolution has a dusty tablet house because he on a Grove St. St died there Harlem's three square mUes In which nearly people are packed like sardines The church for mutes where the thc pastors pastor's sermon sermon ser ser- mon is delivered with his fingers and where the choir sings with their hands The luxury of the Radio City Music the Hall lobby ceiling is made of gold leaf The Grand Central Deppo where the number of people who pass through it in one year approximates the population of the nation The Sixth Avenue subway five stories down do The main moin buIlding at New York i built sity-built of stones cut by convicts at Sing Sing MacDougal Alley I in Greenwich a Village privately I owned street lit by gas lamps The residential belt between and from the through to the the rotting core of the towns town's shameful slums I The Greenwich Village delicatessen delicates delicates- sen with a Its sign I reads Our pickles are dill diU The Chinese laundryman on Street with the sassiest name of all Tip Want The elegant doorman of a midtown night club who softly says to passersby Good evening Seen our show lately The toned high Madison Avenue gro ro- ro cery which features fancy dog food with Sniff Appeal The closed employment agency because it couldn't get any help The Street eatery which restaurants restaurants rants that name sandwiches after It names sandwiches after chorines who dine there The coffee Joynt on Lexington in the where the latest headline in cinnamon dana dana- mon print comes with your rice I pudding Gay Stuff The beer truck rumbling along pulled Avenue pulled Avenue by the horses drivers with long mustachios The weary worn worn- out women sign carriers ing the beauty they probably had The pet pct shop with the sign that doesn't mean what it says Free French Poodles The pretty barmaids at the Waldorf The tugboat chugging up the East River at dawn with its anonymous cargo of unclaimed dead On the way to burial in Potters Potter's Field The down and outers many are counterfeits whose beat Is Broadway Broad Broad- way where they become famed as characters If they were down on OD ODthe the Bowery they'd be ignored The haunting stillness of Filth Fifth Avenue Aye Ave nue or Broadway on a Sunday morning That husky guy who startles you in front of the swanky Pierre Hotel with a request for the price of a meal With the want ads screaming screaming scream scream- ing for men The Lighthouse forThe for forThe The Blind on where the pave ment in front has imbedded iron bars to the guide tapping canes The bowling alleys in the midtown where arena you cant can't always get getan getan an alley to play around in-around 4 in the tho morning The influence on an East Street stationery stores store's sign Are HAxe you keeping up with your The nifty canteen for servIcemen in which Chinatown has entertained born American Japanese soldiers The wisecracking panhandler who asks you to stake him to a nickel until he gets his checkbook hock Midtowns Midtown's gaudiest block between Radio City and where Broadway nearly everything is a hawkers hawker's the hole The powerful appearing Soviet sail sail- ors never before permitted to wear their uniforms on shore leave here until n a few months ago The charming cafe in the Museum of Modern Modem Art garden The melo drama and misery in The Family Court on E. E St. St.-Lf you think you have troubles The understanding policemen who turn the other way when they come across embracing couples usually servI servicemen emen and theIr dates in darkened dark dark- ened doorways of midtown shops The Street spaghetti place where the headwaiter Is a midget The Western Union boy in the Radio City district district-a woman of 01 about 70 And she knows her war news if you get her started I The blind man who peddles pencils on Street Wears a swallowtail coat to his rus ankles knee pants and a straw skimmer |