Word: romeos
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...report, there is a secret list which Capitol Hill's 135 female reporters are supposed to keep of U.S. Senators and Representatives "to stay on the other side of the desk from." Appended to prominent names on the list were such descriptive names as "Garter Snapper"; "Revolving Door Romeo" (he "gets into the same compartment of a revolving door [and] . . . pinches"); "Elevator Lothario"; "Gooser Gander"; and "Desk Athlete" ("He jumps. See him only with your gang...
...group of lads from the Mid-Off, School were there, supplemented by others of their lupine ilk. Of interest to Co. 3 was the appearance of Kenny Byrd who drew his proboscis from within his Memo and showed the girls his Lone Star style. The man's a positive Romeo on the dance floor. Then, too, there were Cerf, Andrews and Brokenshire all waiting for Honest Tom Gaimes--and incidentally...
Frank Sinatra, bobbysocks Romeo, hospitalized with a bug in his throat and a temperature of 103½, was cooled off by the London Times: "Mr. Sinatra is unknown in this country and is likely to continue to remain...
...Washington music school where she had been studying singing. In Manhattan, like hundreds of other stage struck youngsters, she made the rounds of the casting offices. But she had a stronger will than most. When she crashed David Belasco's office and recited the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet, he advised her to stick to music. The agent for the Aborn Opera Company was less kindly: "The voice may be okay," he said, "but lift your skirt, girlie, so I can see the legs." "Now, as I look back on it," says Grace Moore...
Francis Xavier Bushman, 60-year-old matinee idol, got his first good film part in 15 years-playing Elder Statesman Bernard Baruch in the forthcoming Wilson. Bushman was a feverish Romeo in Hollywood's first Shakespeare (1916), a furious Messala in Ben Hur (1923), claims to have made and spent...