CARNEGIE HALL: House has four sections. Seats 1 to 17 are center left, 2 to 18 center right, higher odd numbers, extreme left, and higher even numbers, extreme right. CORT: Seats in all three sections numbered consecutively, 1, 2, 3, etc., being distinguished by "Right," "Center," and "Left." JOHN GOLDEN: Two sections only and distinguished by "Right" and "Left." NEW YORK CITY CENTER: Four sections, seats 1, 3, 5, etc., being extreme left; 2, 4, 6, etc., extreme right; 101, 103, etc., center left; and 102, 104, etc., center right. C. HEADWAITERS' NAMES ARMANDO'S: Alfred & Philip ASTOR HUNTING ROOM: Walter Lindner BLAIR HOUSE: Christo BLUE ANGEL: Arturo COLONY: Gene (prop.) COPACABANA: Joe Lopez EL BORACCHO: Attilio EL MOROCCO: Frank Carino HAVANA-MADRID: Carlos LATIN QUARTER: Gigi LEON & EDDIE'S: Louis PLAZA PERSIAN ROOM: Fred Barbero RIVIERA: Bonardi RUBAN BLEU: Tony Mele (prop.) ST. REGIS MAISONETTE: August STORK: Andrew 21: Philip & Pierre WALDORF: Albert D. MOVIE COMPANY TALENT SCOUTS Columbia Pictures, Max Arnow, 729 Seventh Avenue. Goldwyn, Samuel, Carolyn Stagg, 1270 Avenue of the Americas. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Al Altman, 1540 Broadway. Paramount, Boris Kaplan, 1501 Broadway. RKO-Radio, Arthur Willi, 1270 Avenue of the Americas. 20th Century-Fox, Joe Pincus, 444 West 56th Street. Universal, Jessica Landau, 1250 Avenue of the Americas. Warner Bros., Harry Mayer, 321 West 44th Street. E. GLOSSARY OF HARLEMISMS A HUMMER: Something better than the ordinary. ALLIGATOR: A jitterbug. ARMSTRONGS: High register trumpet notes. (Named after Louis Armstrong.) BARBECUE: Beautiful gal. BATTLE: Homely gal. BEAT or BEAT UP: Exceedingly tired. BEAT THE CHOPS: To talk. BIBLE: The truth. BLACK AND TAN: 1. Varying shades of colored folk. 2. Night club catering to blacks and whites. BLIP: Classy. BLOW YOUR TOP: Overcome. BOOGIE-WOOGIE: Form of harmony with accentuated bass beat. BREE: A gal. BUST YOUR CONK: To apply yourself diligently. CANARY: A gal singer. CAT: A swing musician. CHICK: A gal. CHIME: An hour. CHIRP: A gal singer. COLLAR: Obtain or understand. CUBBY: Room, home. CUPS: Sleep. CUT RATE: A cheap guy. DICTY: Classy, smart. DIG: Meet or understand. DIME NOTE: Ten dollar bill. DOMI: Domicile. DOSS: Sleep. DRAPE: Clothes. DUCHESS: Gal. DUKE: Hand. EVIL: Nasty temper. FEWS AND TWO: Very little money. FINE DINNER: Pretty gal. FRAME: The body. FREEBY: Free. FROMPY: Homely. FRONT: Suit of clothes. FRY: Getting hair straightened. GAMMIN: Flirting. GASSER: Terrific. GATE: A man. GIMME SOME SKIN: Shake hands. GLIMS: The eyes. GOT YOUR GLASSES ON: Being snooty. GREASE: To eat. GROOVY: Fine. HARD: Fine. HEP CAT: A guy in the know. HINCTY: Snooty. HIP: Sophisticated. HYPE: Trying to sell a bill of goods. ICKY: A dumb guy. IGG: To ignore. IN THE GROOVE: Perfect. JACK: Common name for all men. JELLY: Something free. KICK: Pocket. KILL ME: Send me.