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11 TatephoM Tomt WAX AO! TO 2-2121 TIMES-LEADER, THE EVENING NEWS, WILKES-BARUE, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1945 all den WSimcIlneflD New York Picture Fosteards Kurt Von Bring, the maitre d' at row. the Aquarium Restaurant said to mmmmmu be a former Viennese oaron City Hall, the front and tides of which are of marble. The rear is made of sandstone because the FounHing Fathers never expected the city to grow further north Picturesque Bowling Green, the city's oldest park The troughs along 12th avenue to water your horse, a relic of Old New York. I'm certainly glad you told me about KEEBLER Go Gay With Canny ONDBR 4 4 nA I AW Dinty Moore's disrespect for loafers. The memo on his pavement: "No parking, you!" That little old lady who peddles shoelaces and gumdrops in front of the Met Opera House.

At Saturday matinees you don't see her there because she's inside among the galleryites. The 94th Street newsboy who yells the headlines in clipped Oxonian tones, old chep! The fussy 1 Grim rooming houses In the West 50s. The last stage for the ctaoo. MMAN' struck The Statue of T.lhprtv the head of which accommodates 40 persons The frlliw ream color 1 in town: In front of a P.rir a old fellow who makes nearly every beauty salon. He feature wina mi.

play premiere. He buys two seats Turn To Pag-. Tw.nty-Elirhtl 1 one Tor his hat and overcoat. Simp ly detests being bothered checking ICalverr i AtlCI FAYE them The two woman characters, mother and daughter. They shop in the delicatessens along 6th Avenue.

They are Irom another world decked out in their faded lace, faded brown skirts that sweep the ground, picture hats and amber beads to the waist. The orang-utan that throws pea DANA ANDREWS IJNDA DARNELL nuts at the spectators The store that caters to incomnia-sufTerers. It displays a windowful of scientific aids including a baseball bat The kerchiefs for morons who make a specialty of wolfing. The ker Shearling Cuff Felt Booties chiefs are embroidered with: "Wat- cha doin' tonight, babe?" etc. The amusing shoeless Negro boot JAMES CAGNEY with black and his sleight-of-footricks.

He persuades passersby to toss coins at him, which he picks up with his toes The wit in the window of a reducing salon: "Do Your Christmas Shaping Early!" SotA Fufs Flying BLOOD ON THE SUN JAMES CAGNEY SYLVIA SIDNEY The West 55th Street hotel that solved the room shortage by removing the lobby lounges and replacing them with day-beds The pa triotic panhandler at OJrd and Broadway who wears a Yankee Doodle gct-up and recites the Gettys burg Address for a coin or two Girls wearing discharge buttons Trie downtown firm with the odd name: "Error-No Turn-a-Page Sales Co." Then there the Belly Tanning Company on Gold Street The candy-maker at outh and Amsterdam who greets you with Captain IOdd" fa fffmriflit UIM-SCOTT mm BSfTTON "Sweet morning." it He sure knows how to take care of his friends'1 Damon Runyon. now promoted to the role of "last man to leave the Stork Club" Hamburger Hea ven's imitator on 2nd Avenue who calls his place Hamburger Hell The Mildred Fenton Agency (radio production) nick-named No Man IT'S a special gift making friends happy at Christmas time and we do mean Calvert! For here is a whiskey that's the real thing so smooth and mellow it just can't be imitated. You see, we've blended more fine whiskey in our time than any Land. Only girls work there The midtown delicatessen which features "Dill-icious Pickles" The engravers in 6th Avenue door other distiller in America V. and no one has yet equaled the magnificent Calvert blend! So on your Christmas list put Calvert down for anyone you're especially anxious to please.

But be sure you get Calvert if you want the real thing! HELD OVER A SECOND SENSATIONAL WEEK! ways who carve likenesses of Lin coln or FDR on new pennies The Santa Claus in front of Tif fany's whose white beard is long and genuine The amateur song Xo rry Bunnies SO 5V CHRISTMAS GIFT SLIPPERS to set little Felt 1 feet a-twinkling. Warm and comfy, pretty Booties, a ii xi. Leather Soles anc av AH of them such fun to wear THE NEW, BIGGER AND BETTER ALSO IN THE THRIFT'S LUZERNE, ED WARDS VtLE AND NANTICOKE STORES Betty GRABLE, John PAYNE June HAVER TS TECHNICOLOR! writer who publishes his own songs and peddles them at 48th and 7th. I Comerford Theater Price, Calvert Clear Heads Choose 1 His placard accuses the Tin Pan Alley publishers of refusing to recognize his talent. The Broadway souvenir stores where the best-seller articles are the statuettes of the inspiring flag-raising at Iwo Staid Chelsea Square which was founded by Thomas Clarke, a veteran of the French and Indian War.

He named it after a hospital (for old soldiers in a quiet town of the same name) near The West 40s yhere most of the Greeks dwell and meet a la carte: The penny lunches on lower Third avenue It's the Real Thini Alexandre Duma' "The Fighting Guardsman" lllard PARKER Anita LOUSE Janis CARTER Calvert Distillers N.Y. C. BLENDED WHISKEY 86.8 Proot Calvert Grain Neutral Calvert Grain Neutral Spirit mm EDDIE DEAN Cowboy Singing Star "SOHG OF OLD WYOMING" A A MWy IAMARR MfftWAlKHI JmAUYSON, MM 1 I UDOVJJ I -IB1WWk urv iSmficsyoM I JACK LONDON'S "CALL OF THE WILD" with Clark GABLE Loretta YOUNG Your car is as thirsty for this new gasoline as you are. Tydol Flying-A Gasoline will make it forget that lean war diet give it a lift make it pur-r-r with new life. PARSONS means faster quicker pick-up powerful more miles per gallon.

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