Variety (December 1950)

pj^m'fr Wednesday, Deceni|>^r 6, 1950 VARIETY BILLS WEEK OF DECEMBEK 6 Numeraii In connection with bills below Indicate opening day of show whether full or split week Letter In parentheses Indicates circuit (FM) Fanchon Marco; (1) Independent# (L) Loew; (M) Moss; <P) Paramount; (R) RKO; (S) Stoll; <T) TlvoII; (W) Warner# Walter Reade Panchlto Oro Village Barn Bourbon & Bayne Tex Fletcher Jane Abel Peter Rubino Village Vanguard Irwin Coi’ey Hope Foy Clarenc(^ Williams 3 Waldorf>Astoria Lisa Kirk De Mattiar.zis Emil Coleman Mischa Borr Oro CHICAGO NEW YORK city C apitol (L) e-10. S Henderson Ore Vagabonds Kay Armen DUnbllls n-13 . Enric Madriguera O Renald & Rudy Charles Fredericks Trini Reyes Paul Regan ,, ,, Music Hall (I) y Martha King Bettina Rosay Roy Raymond Leonard Sues Kinko Sharkey Rockettes • ' Corps de Ballet Sym Ore Palace (R) 7 Prof Kellar Sen Murphy 2 Valors ; Louise Hoff 4 Buddies (2 to fill) Paramount (P) 4 Nat King Cole 3 Jimmy Dorsey Ore Mickey Deems Tong Bros Roxy (1) 4 Philharmonic Piano 4 P Remos Toy Boys Harold Barnes Romayne & Brent Joan Hyldoft; Strand (W) • Lee Marx Peggy Mann Tommy Wonder Dave Apollon Co Danny Capri BUFFALO Paramount (P) 9 Arthur Godfreys Talent Scouts CHICAGO ' Chicago .(P) 8 Duke Ellington Ore Sarah Vaughan Joe Chisholm Howell & Bowser Oriental (I) 7 5 Skylarks . . 3 Stooges Eileen Barton Perry Franks &. J Sherman Hayes Ore ELMIRA Strand (W) 7 Only Grand Ole Opry Ernest Tubb Max Raney Bd 9-10 Original Amateur Hour Unit PHILADELPHIA Earle (W) 8 Bon Bon Holmes & Jean Ella Fitzgerald Jackie "Moms'* Mabley Ink Spots ROCKFORD Palace (I) 8-10 Coley Bay, Wonder Horse Victoria Tp W Whitehouse Co Joe Altee Jackie Burtell WASHINGTON Capitol (L) 7- Bobby Whaling Don Cornell Pitchmen Mary Raye & Naldi AUSTEAIIA MELBOURNE His Majesty's (I) 4 Armand Perren Marion Davies Elimar . Devine & King Gerda Bornstad Chribi Marika Saary Phillip Tappin Wim de Jong Jacques Cartaux Jimmy Elder Joe Whitehouse Alice Brommann Cissy Trenholm tivoll (I) 4 Guus Brox & Myrna M & H Nesbitt Wally Boag Babs MacKinnon Marquis & Family Detroy Ileank Sazova Rob Murray Eugene's Flying' Ballet Celebrity 8 SYDNEY Tivoli (I) 4 John Calvert Ann Cornell • M Colleano Co Hotrie Dargie 4 Ralph Barry ' ' Romanoff 3 Dorothy Joe Black Dancettes Palace (M) 4 Bebe & Belle Ronnie Runalde Robb Wilton Max Bacon V & J Crastonian Great Alexander Tp Jay Palmer & Doreen .. Gloria & Splendid Harry Worth NEWCASTLE Empire (M) 4 Woods & Jariett Eddie Williams Pep Graham NORTHAMPTON New (I) 4 Radio Rcvelleis Robert Morelon . Janet. Brown 4 Salvadors 3 McMurrays Georges & Lcnnette North & Stoyle Ethel Barton. 4 NORWICH Hippodrome (I) 4 Speedy Smith Gwendlyn Grey Cy Grant Ida Sh«fpley David Dirks Dan Jackson Gwyii Miller Hex Dutton McKay Bros & Vera NOTTINGHAM Empire (M) 4 Phyllis Dixey Randolph Sutton Irving & Girdwood Billy O’Sullivan Jack Tracy 2 Pirates Howard De (lourcey SUNDERLAND Empire (M) . 4 Joe Stein ' Max Carole 7 Ashtons Fred Sloan Jack Farr BRITAIH Ronnie Stewart SWANSEA Emplire (M) 4 Laurie Watson . Derek Roy Rey Overbury Lee Lawrence Jackie Co . . Charlie Clapham Rlchinan & Jackson Marie De Vere 3 WALTHAMSTOW Palace (I) .4 . Kiltie Jrs Winters & Fielding Lockey & Henry Joe Church Gaye & Van Gabrielle Royalettes WOLVER- HAMPTON Hippodrome (I) 4 Max Miller Vic Ray & L'uciiie Leslie Lester 3 Karloffs Alfred, Thripp Nixon,* Dixon Frank Wilsson Joe. Alter & Renee Wood GREEN Empire (S) 4 4 Eskimos Rene Strange Anne. Rogers, Eddie Ward Somers * Jean V & V Mlleham Alma Cookson Carr & Ives Cycle Bros , Topper 'Martyn YORK Empire (I) 4 Ken Bailey D * R Montreal .Marians & Bessell Roy Rivers Turner * Davies Pete Dulay Jean Sweetman Ives * French Betty English Joyce Marsh Biackhawk i “Roaring Twenties" ! Susan Scott JoeJ Friend Connie Baxter Heni'.v Brandon Ore Cher waree Stan Grover Herb Shriner Francis Faye Helene * Howard D Dorben Ders Manuelitto Ore. Cee Dayidsnn Ore Palmer House J & S Bteele DeLeon &• .Graciella Rudells (3) M Abbott Dcrs Eddie O’Neal Ore Helsthgs Georgio Gobel Jayne Walton . Billy Chandler Ore Hotel Bismarck Franklin & Moore Lee Morgan Jerry Glidden Ore Night Club Reviews Continued from page 53 llotol Tliiinilorliird j triumph. Her o wn conductor, ar- action. Slick arrangement of “Blues ; and pianist, Dick Matthews, the Night’ gets hefty applause.! iss Bruce then reprised a succcs- i oifenng s effective in IMiss H Edgewatcr Beach i ’ sliao and SDeed Honey Bros ! sion of ycsicryear hit paraders ; vi D llild Ders O/riif Tucker Ore Hotel Stevens Skating Ryles Arnold Shoda Jerry Mapes Jack RaiTlo.cr Mac MacGraw Reed Williams Harper Flaherty Bob Fitzgerald Skating Blvdeari Jo Barnum .lack Spoons Chordmen. (4) . Buddy Rust ' Bill Perry Leighton Noble Ore Vine Gardenv Lind Bros (3) : B Joyce & Ginger Mel Cole Ore CANADA EAST HAMPTON Granada (1) 4 Flack * Lucas • . Morris French Co Sydney Shaw Freddie Costello Revel * Fields 2 Hynes MONTREAL Gayety (I) 4 Monita Diaz Hal Perry Jr Harris * RadcUffe Hill & Delmar Michelle Laurence Billy Romapo Devan Bros R & B CarToU •Paddy Wing Will Skinner Orch Ambassador Peggy I./ee Dave Barbour 4 Barbara Perry Eddie Bergman Qrc Geri Galiah. Ore Biltmore Hotel Sonny Howard Hoctor & Byrd Vic. and Adio Anita Aros • Russ Morgan . Ore LOS ANGELES Hotel . Giro's Desi. Arnaz Ore Joe Carioca Maryce. Marco Rizo • Jesse, James & . .Cornell Mocembo -Billy Daniels Latin-Aires Eddie Oliver Ore such as *'My Man,” “Ten Gents a' through a Dance,’’ “Stormy. Weather,’’ “My Bill,’’ winning plenty reaction from patrons. Highlight and clos -1 ing was sock version of ‘‘Jenny,’’j ♦ pdt he s one of the with roving mike and intimate j tells ringside chatter. She includes i that they re still good bumps, swivehhips to bring her. t^^^^Vftis. An^d apparently even stanza to a boffc finish. the Jacqueline Huriey, aero contor-; ex- ti(>nist first on bill, sells her amaz-! so as not to offend, ihg body pretzelihgs on a special i table equipped with cbloreci lights. ; ^i^f.t'^®teriza* i Patrons are fascinated by her l^®”^ ^ number ot nationalities, I clever twists and double bends, ^ we, come. Rccs. , Gets solid appreciation. With the [ first appearance away from the j l..altiitS N. Y. Coast B'here ^they broke in ’ their i Ted Straeter’s Orch ( 8 ), Sam act The Redheads, (pianci giutar i ^ 5 Ensemble (7>; $3.50 and banjo, bass) click solidly. Trio . 7 , 11 ,• shows freshness, vitality plus good I ' ■ / • ' material In vocal and Instrumental This is what might be called a numbers. Opening with ^a clever | ..personality” roomf Not a person- special called ‘ Uranium 235,” lads l ality in the form of a perfornieri las VEGAS prove line in song^—“there’s a little bit of corn born in all of us*’ by for there is ho show. It is a room whose lure is based on the person- Dcsert Ini) ‘TUinsky's Follies** Dardy Orlaftdo Trudine . George Moore Leo Diamond Bobby Morris Joe De Rita Murray Briscoe Allan Cole Carrie Finnell. Carlton Hayes Ore El Rancho Vegas Gordon. Ma'cRae Anthony, AUyn . selling top grade variety. Act wins aiity ohetime ^ “lf^B^^Mav^’s^Pa?tv*’^^wit^^ | Gogi Tchitchitnadze, who has es- 1 | tabUshcd himsclf Rs restauraht host ^ . mimcry, earn a begoft on cornball : Hollvwood Mexico Gitv Npw L ouK.Armstrong o j finish with “Somebody Stole My j y^rk and Git>, New Import from Europe. Gil John- son emerges from Duffy Dansa-1 Kat 'altahf/fUJ^o at# tions opening line liiimbffr to sing,' ^ hoof aiid sock home a drum bit. ' ^ He is head Earl Hines Jack Teagarden Barney Bigard Arvell Shaw Velma Middleton . Cozy Cole Pinky Lee Bill White Chuy Reyes OTc Gajrwood Van Ore' Last Frontier Hotel Phil Spitalny Ore Nick Stuart Ore Thunderbird Hotel He returns bn finale production in , “Serenade for Jazz*' based on ‘Serenade for Jazz” based on ‘Student Prince*' score; * Hodges . _ . „ Sterling Youing Ore i Carol Bruce ^ Flamingo Hotel ] Jacquelme_Hurley The Redheads A1 Jahns Ore I ASTON Hippodrome (I) 4 Amazing Chevalier Co Johnnie Kayes Flying Demos Ranleighs Liberty Horses Oscar Spuds Co BIRMINGHAM ^ Hippodrome (M) 4 Roger Smith Reid & Squires O’Doyle Bros Collinson & Breen Dolinofis & Rays Sis Krl.sta & Krlstel Billv Danvers Tipsv & Brow BLACKPOOL Palace (I) 4 Hal Monty 5 Skyliners , Jimmy Elliott Moray Bros & Dave Bob Wyne & Barbara , Betty Hobbs Oirls Eddie Gordon & N BRIGHTON Hippodrome (M) 4 Paula Coutts Anton Karas D * J O’Gorman Song Pedlars Freddie Bamberger * Pam Tommy Fields Paul St Pauline Olga Varona Barclay Sis BOURNEMOUTH Hippodrome (D 4 Jimmy Gay Johnnie Carlton Margi Morris Eddie Stacey Johnnie Marsh Ann Gaynor Bertie Sellers 2 Aret ' brixto^‘ Empress (L Tex McLeod y;era Cody * Animals- Harold Walden Ottawa Henry Bunkliouse Bf" Texa.s Coweir) BRISTOI Empire (i) Dick Tubb Jr .Tune Scott Les Cooper • Mine Du-Rov . Anton Petrov Mildred Ham John Gerrerd Noon ■Rro.s Gridncff. Co George & Lvd Garden of Edo Lovlies CHELSEA .palace (I) ./ ■ Don Saunders George (’amev ’ Norm-in 11arpc>- G * E Grande Phyllis Terrel' Roy & Ray. • Mary Hnrkrtc.'.s- Ted Gilbert ’ •Miriam .Pearse Leslie Noyes . Buddy Crawi'orf' Glanifirous LovTu' EAST HAMPT' Metropolitan <1. Bunny Baron Billy Nel.son Chuck O’Neill Eddie Gordon * . Nancy Ivy Luck Harry Arnold Sloahc Sis Les Raynor * Betty Palap# .4 ( I Jack Lewis Dawkes & Rose Melody 6 Arthur Knotto Pete Taylor Ralph Humber James Regan Eric Marr Bert Yates EDINBURGH Empire (M) .4 Carroll Levis Co Orfertis 3 • Stan Jay * Joan Mooney & King Gaston Palmer Correll 3 FINSBURY PARK Empire (M) 4 Billy Cotton Bd More.cambe * Wise (ianjbu Bros * J Donald B Stuart Joyce Golding Carsony Bros Johnny Lawson .3 GLASGOW Empire (M) 4 Rex Remer 4, Alan Dean Patterson & Jackson Winifred Atwell Roy Lester Botonds Veronica Martell Eve Eacott GRIMSBY Palace (I) 4 Jackson Earle Valerie & Davis Wallace Deliss & Janet P * F Naylor Annette Duvals (i's Billy Eves HACKNEY Empire (S) 4 5 Smith Bros Jon Pertwee Bernai'd Miles Evy & Everto- Chah Canasta Muldoon 4 ,D 8c D LUpino Bel-Louis Bros LEEDS Empire (M> 4 Jack RadcUffe Merry Macs : ■ Agnettes & $ylvi|i Jackley * Jee LEICESTER Palace (S) 4 M & A Dey Desmond & Mark.*. Wills & Ritchie Haynes & Gardner Parisienne Lovlies . David Sayer Doreen Lavender ' Raymbhi Bros LIVERPOOL Empire (M) 4. Skating Meteors Sam Costa . Hope * Ray ' Wilson.Keppei & Betty Jimmy James Co Nitwits Bobby Breen De-Vere Empire CVls LONDON Palladium (M) 6. Frankie Howerd Bihnie Hale . Nat .Tackley Ben Yost Royal Guards Warren Latdna * S i Gipsy 3 Jerry Desmonde MANCHESTER Hippodrome (S) 4 Allan Jones Cookes Pony ReV AnnelJ & Brask Hall * Flynn D 8c E Wolcox MaqK|e|uii8 >Reid 6c Cabaret Bills Moola Over Mountain Continued from page 1 of a corporation whose investors 000 -to $ 20,000 with the backers coiii^ breaks into jazz after Johnson per-j ^ forrns a pas de deux with ballerina ' The $2,000 mini- Christina Carson. Rest is bleating routine w’ith Johnson’s spins win- ning applause. Barney Rawlings sings • produc- tion numbers, and is an engaging mum, incidentally, enables the in- vestor to own 10 shares, with the money people including Tony Martin, Hedy Lamarr, Herbert Klotz, Conrad Hilton, Horace NEW YORK CITY Birdiano Bill Farrell Bud Johnson Bud Powell 3 Billy Taylor 4 . Blue Angel Connie Sawyer Bill Hayes Wally Cox Stuart Ross Harold Ceoke . Barbara Cook Eadle & Rack Chittison 3 Bon Spir Jimmie Daniels Mae Barnes Ghostley & Wood Norene Tate Garland Wilson Ellis Larkin 3 cafe Sociatv Josh White Beatrice Howell Leonard Conner Cliff Jackson J Windhiu’st Ore Copacananfi Phil Silvers June Hutton M Durso Ore Stump & Stumpy Jean Caplcs Chuck Brunner Betty Harris Mickey Devine Austin Mack F Alvares Ore • Diamond Horseshoe Ross 8c LaPierre Rudy Cardenas W. C . Handy Billy Banks Gloria LeRoy Noble Sissle Ore Chic Morrison Ore Rigoletto Bros. Jack Spoons Frank Evans I'omm.v King Harry Meehan, Billy Banks Harry Armstrong HayanarMadrid Baer * Bosenbloom I Lily Ann Carol Roy Kirk I Pupi Campo Qrc Jerry Copper Vierra Monkeys Iceland Alfred & Lenore Jack Palmer On Habibi Lota^ Bracha Hillel * Aviva El Chico Rusita Rios Los Gitanos : Pilarin Tavira Sarita Herrera D‘/\lonso Ore L'Alglon Harvey Grant Lynne Bretton Dolph Traymgn :■> Leon * Eddip'f Eddie Davis Lyda & Yanni Kenny 'Davis La Commedta Jo Hurt La Martinique Noonan * Marshall Peggy Fears Johnny Conrad I James Hawthorne I Ralph Font Ore ; VaJ Olman Ore I Latin Quarteiii Weuc(ei , ,Galli Galli Sarah Ann McCabe (jhristiani Troupe Mila Raymon Vikings Nirska Les Zoris Genia Mel Wilson Morrelll Calvin Holt Ralph Young An Wane; Ore Le Ruwah Bleu Bibi Osterwaid Ronnie Graham George Hall Betty Oakes Norman Paris 3 Julius Monk Little Club Ernie Warren urc No I Fifth Aye Louise Howard Erik Rhodes Downey * Fonvillii Hazel Webster Old Knifk Jerry Bergen Arthur Barnett Harry Fleer Denise Griffin Fred Ardath Old Roumanian Sadie Banks Jackie Winston Buster Burnell Alverda Mary Mon Toy Joe LaPorte Or» . b’Aquila Ore • Park Ave Gloria Elwood Scotty Graham Charlie Stewart .Penthouse Paul Taubman • Hotel Ambassadbt Jules Lande Ore. Hotel Biltmore Harold Nnge) Ore Hotel Edison Henry Jerome Grr .. Hotel New York** Ray Robbins; Ore Rookies Carol Ly.rine Farrar * Carter Ozzie 'Wells B Pennington Arthur Johnson . Hotel Pierre . DeMarcos Robert Maxwell Stanley Melba Ore Manuel JiihinezOre Hotel Park Sheraton Irving Fields 3 Hotel Plata Victor Borge . Artinr * Con'sublb Nicholas . Matthey Mark Monte Dick La Salle . Ore . Hotel Rooseven Guy Lombardo Ore Hotel St. Regis Jane Morgan Milt Shaw Ore Horkce Diaz Ore Hotel Shelbourne Aaron Payne Joan Kibiig Ray Ramirez Spotiighters Hotel Statier Ray Anthony Ore Motel Taft Vincenl T.opez Ore Versalliti Edith Plaf Emile PeUl Dvo ; : emcee. A1 Jahns musicrew takes ' Schmrdlapp, Kay Thompson, Emmy [ rapid cues and all chores in good * ®®“i*^:Shame, etc.r among a group 'stride, segueing into easy tempos stockhoilders. ! for dancing. ! Loper has redecorated the i Although not employing pinnacle I spot, wir.i its background of mir- a 13-Week cycle for each 1,5-minute , names to beckon customers indoors ; ^9utral colors. The bar is segment per week on NBC’s inter-! from desert breezes, this show in ' decorated with expensive paintings connected net. According to the [ all probability will do good bizpo^ 9 ®d to it by the Newhouse gal- web when the cost ii collated with ‘ because of its razzle dazzle produc-[ the latest Nielsen 32-city rating of jtion. There’s not a lull in the entire i Friday is black-tie night, and you 18 5 the sponsor’s cost-per-thou- 60 minutes. Will. 9^^'} get in unless attired accord- sand would L $2.19, 01 -$4.38 when ' — rin th,s n.t.hi ,.•» women alone are taken into con- sideration. Sponsor is allowed two minute-long spots on each segment, plus a five-second product identifi- cation. In addition, NBC promises ; $ 1 ^ $1.50 coi’cp. to protect each product category, j — First bankrollers to buy into the I Liberace is making his third, _ show were American Home Prod- stand of the year in the deluxe ‘ String Ensemble, With Ray accomp ucts fo.i the 4:15 to 4:30 slot. Thurs- ' dinner room of the Bellerive with ing at the piano. Both groups are days; Minute Maid, for 4:30 to 4:45 this two-week stand. Each date this extremely effective, Straeter for Thursdays, and Durkee. for 4:30 to year was a welcome one for the t'-e /’ance music, which is of the 4:45 Wednesdays. Since then, NBC i fiotel, and this one hews riglit to has sold two segments to Jffrgen’s the line of better biz fiddlers lending a neat touch El C'asliali. K. (HOTEL BELLERIVE) Kansas City, Dec. 1. Liberace, Joe Vera Orch (5); ingly. On this night are varied contests, such as a balloon dance, etc., with door prizes as part of the setup. Biz has been socko from the opening two weeks ago. The only other entertainment is Ted Straeter*s “society’’ orch, with the, maestro at the piano, and six .strolling violinists called Sam Ray’s Lotion, 4:15 to 4:30 Wednesday and : The fancy pianology and chatter Jl'nentalmiel^^^^^^ Kahn^”’ Friday; the 4:30 to 4:45 segment, jg Liberace’s forte are now Monday to Chesebrough; the same , enhanced by some equally fancy,' slot Tuesdays to Simmons Mattress; j effectively managed even ! the 4:30 to 4:45 slot Fridays to ^ room. What with La fin <{iiartcr9 nosf on Boston, Dec. Hazel Bishop Lipstick, and the 4 to 'bl-niher George Liberace to diwee^ Warren <2), WilUc Shore, 4:15 period Mondays. Wednesdays Gaudsinith Bros. (2), Martin York, and Fridays to Procter & Gamble: i the orch and the, ighting eftects,: Arden-Fletcher Line ( 8 ), Dave Les- , Hunt Foods yesterday 'Tues.i • "'•^.t Jtiamht piano^^act^is^ Quartet; A-zif; fr, cfrii', 7*®:^ « SUCK nigntciui) um-btiudLiuii, coi'cr, $3 minimum. bought the complete 4:45 to 5 strip , cross-the-board. i In addition. Corn Products, for, Mazola Oil and a laundry starch.! get.s To begin with Liberace goes straight longhair, with a condensed version of a rhapsody, but quickly. A/,^ 99 ?/ this la> out stacks as gets into more popular retinue with ' entertainment, lack of iraT'or-dered'two''seVments -wliicli medley fcom “South Pacific" and ' marquee names plus usual have iot 4t b^n a^focated NBC ' fanciful “Twelfth Sirect Rag.” i Pi-c-holiday slump arc combining to nave not yei oeen aimcaiea. for a softer number huit biz this stanza. also hopes P&G will take the 4 to ® ^ vocal to “September • Spngslress Fran Warren and 4:15 segment luesdays and Ihurs- and “There Must Be Some- comic Willie Shore split the billing days, which would achieve the sell-: filing Belter Than Love.’’ Returns I when caught, comic grabbed out. It’s noted, incidentally, that to the embellished instrumenlal 'top honors. Guy uncooks a sesh of such bankrollers as Jergen’s, Sim- ,vdrk with a Gershvvin tribute, i iiimble terpirig lied with mons and the lipstick firm have' never before been represented on • TV and that Durkee, for One, has I Cancelled several magazine ads to ' provide a budget for the prograrri. [ In first attempting to sell the Qaiji, ' art , okay line of chatter with over- all satisfactory results. His kidding >finn. MpISk (HOTEL NICOLLET) Minheapolis, Dec. 1, Alan. Carneif,:' ^ ' ro I ...ui, Tris [about the hefty sums his mbtlicr dished out for dancing lessons is quickly dissipated with examples of hifty softshoe, ballet, clog and show: NBC' ran into ^'nume^■ous :Ce«^ G^Uy Orel, ' rm " agency obstacles. Agencies claimed ' $L$1.50 coi'cr, $2.50- j 'j pbreeiattoh”Hfs*comiJ efforts housewives^ Were Aoo-busy to. watch i $3.50 mr,mnu 1 net^nhmdretZs wou“sit^abWW before U?lir se‘ts! With good supporting help from 1» pantomime bit of a pinball ma- wouici Sit down, Deioie , 7 heii sets ; Alar Carnev son«»stress ®bine addict scores nicely. would, for psychological reasons, jg extremelV enioVable ! Miss Warren, currently receiving view only programs, with a home J^.g figp local debut and she‘ com- i buildupv is a slick lobk- economics theme. Nielsen rating, J pietely meet;^ the high exp(>ctations i ihgi capable thrush, but injection of however, proved that the show aroused by her best-.sciling disks,' special material is indicated; in oi’- eould attract a hefty audience, ac- her buoyant persiinaiitv lendine ^er* to wham across to nightclub- 21,5 sets-ih-use. figure Burke Ankles GrAC George Burke has exited .Gen- \ ly paced. The vibrant and animated “Dancing in the Dark” and “Some- Miss Starr spreads plenty of joy body Loves Me” in sexy, solid fash- as she Warbles her way through ion. “Look to the Rainbow” sans sUck arrangements of “Them j mike Was slightly weak for this spa- There Eyes,” “He’s a Good Man to i cions room. eral Artists Corp.’s Ta(ii 6 -TV de- Have Around,’ “Tell Me How llong‘1 Balance of layout includes old- partmeht to join personal manager the Train’s Been Gone,” “Maybe [timers, The (Jaudsmith Bros. With Charies Wick. He’ll concentrate You’ll Be There,” “You Don’t Go i their standard stint of tomfooleiw mainly on radio-TV packaging. Out Tonight Papa” and, for good , with two French poodles, and neat Talent handled by Wick includes ! Tueasure, such audiehce requests' vocalizing of “Marta” and “Lucky Jimmy Wakely. Marion Hutton and I f.f„ »'lf! i 9^Martm _York The Art Lund r Wabash Cannon Ball,” Most df r. 1 • j i. 1 , t J ^'her numbers have comedy over- pJ 77 :ke, incidentally, was head of tones and her original material and GAC s legit department before [ choice of solngs Inh’equeritly heard going into th^ .s/etup,.. / lajl. are /faptprs Tii pwmnlng ker a Arden-Fletcher g i r 1 s c a r e ff n through a couple of okay produc- tion numbers with Dave Lester orch handling the backgroundings icapabiy^ > Bl? jso-ao*( t *,