Variety (September 1961)

68 NEW YORK CITY MuSIC HALL — Georgie Kaye. Dick . See-Hees Corps de Ballet, RockRaymond Paige Orc. AUSTRALIA MELSOURNE (Tivoti) —. Frank Berry. seas. Jade Grey, aa pretitis Ball Christopher, Harvev , be dong & Dee, Trapinos, Maris . tlean Sfackes, Admenne Erdos, Revs artes. J . Vooocer. an. (Tivollh — Nat Jackies, t ser & Asst... Howard Morrison 4. _ Godirey, Javk Bowkett. 4 Britwee De Pauls, Janet Grex. May -Ixktiha Helioh, Rosemuly . e lashs. BRITAIN BLACKPOOL Grand:—Arthur Askev. E Locret. Bettys Driver. Brnny x James, Raymond Dyer. Jil Thompson & Billy es : Ann ” aene tle 4 mf Rie n, * L KPOOL ‘Opera House? — Shirley , PE ACK word Heart ne. Iver Emmanuel, eo: Eiedds, Clerk Bros. Lueky La1 43 tes neh -Himpshire & Doreen , vera, ttehell Singers. Malcolm nd be ee Trvidesiev Garls Choir; ; ow Ss Dancing Watels. . CKPOOL ‘Palace) — Frankie 4 BLA . Agstur Worsles, Billy Ternent, tes caine Coates, Bell Tones, Neil Lie: ‘: aa, Kims, Ted Lune, Hetty + ¢, ‘Tower Circus}—Charlie « Co. Schickler Sisters, Knie’s ~. 4 @alacies. Cireus Roland's ~ 3 Eascrdos. Berasinis, Rudy Hora, nie f ‘ephant, Captain Danion’s Sea s. lcandes. Lilian Kenny, Sydney »* ne RK Taruo, Trio Faber, Our Sammy, amv & Circusettes. ‘BLACKPOOL (Winter Gardens Pavition) -? «sxe Donegan, as Boys, Suzie 2. GIT & Freddie Lavedo, Miki & “+, Norman Vaughan. BRIGHTON (Hippodrome) — Russ Conw *. alfred Marks, Janie Marden, Page & us, Brook Bros, Freddie Mills, Al Rea? cose Pat Coombs, Two Heinkes, Den-vey, Ted Carson, Bells & Beaux, GLASGOW (Empire) — Andy Stewart, lar Powrie & Band, Alex McAvoy, Marret Nihell Max Ray, Andrew McKen BLAC KPOOL iw Mr ~ ose l me &.; 7... Trixie Ingram, 4 Jays, Cherry _WilBhs Dancers, Richard Hardie, David Leenat _ Acolian Choir, Scottish Country D ners. Pipes & Drums of 5 Sth Batt. Ei; nor “ed Licht Infantry (T.A.). Lt! IVERPOOL (Empire)—Charlie Drake, Athert & Les Ward, Springfields, Patricia Bre. LO ONDON (Palladium)}—Harry Secombe. Rt Castle, Marion Ryan, King Bros., Fite Cclert, Wise Guys, Audrey Jeans, Jere mo Hawk, Michel & Carol, Grazina Er. me. Wendy Wayne, Helene & Howard, Bieentons. Ronnie Corbett, Jack Francois, Gerze Carden Dancers, Bill Shepherd &:.. te: MANCHESTER (Palace}—Johnnie Ray. Jeiert Silver. Flack & Lamar, Toromy Woh & Bersl. Two Tones. Geers Pupvets, Rondart & Jean. MORECAMSE (Winter Gardens) — + :ie €hester. Hedley Ward Tro, Eric “Jeeses” Grier, Wallabies, J & Barbour, Franklin & Doves, & Annerd. John Tiler Girls. Cabaret Bills NEW YORK CITY BASIN St. EAST -—Dave Brubeck, Carm~ Vetta... Brothers Four. LIRDLANG.-Joe Williams, Harry Edler Gis. Gryce. BLUE ANGEL—Dick Gregory. Barbara G. abe :. Clancy Bros. & Tommy Mukun, wer Lyon Trio. "BON SOIR— Greenwich Village,. U.S.A. M.e)=«6Baeres, Jimmie Daniels, Three fr. CAMELOT — Bobby Van. Helen Gal . ‘yt ‘arden Lovell. Ronni Hall, Karen Fo sseil. mueenerd Blair. 9 PAARDAS -Nina Silvana. Tibor Rakos. Duk Marta, Micheline Bardin, Blemar eth: ’ CHATEAU MADRID — “Extravaganza ° who? Eva Flores, Jonas Mouras, Nora & Pat, Pup? Campo Orc. COPACASANA — Joe E. Lewis. Adam ; Wowe. Pasvl Snellev Orc., Frank Marti Orc. EMBERS -Joey Bushkin Three, Roy E: ride Four, Ray Bryant Three. HOTEL ASTOR—Eddie Lane Ore. HOTEL LEXINGTON—Virginia Wing, LI:.lan Knight. Denny Regor, Tony Drake, Tee €C bot Ore. HOTEL NEW YORKER—Joe Furst. HOTEL PIERRE — ‘Steppin’ in Society’ Peeiscca Rricht, Jack Haskell, Patricia BMecand. BEM Haggett. HOTEL PLAZA—Shirley Bassey, Emil C: -man Ore.. Mark Monte Continentals. HOTEL TAFT—Vincent Lopez Orc. HOTEL ROOSEVELT — Mult Saunders Q.r. HOTEL ST. REGIS—Patachou, Milton Kin) Trin, Malt Shaw Ore. INTERNATIONAL — Milt Trenier. Will Jerdin. Wake Durso Ore., Aviles Orc. LATIN QUARTER — Billy Williams, D..k Weston. Wazzan Troupe. Harrison & K: ssi, 1) rethea MeFarland, Ronald Field. Jy Temhardi Ore... B. Harlowe Orc. LEFT BANK—Cal Bostic. LIVING ROOM — Sallie Blair, Bobby Be'!, Bobby Ferro. NO 1 FIFTH AVE. — Stan Freeman, L.-: Stewart. HankinSon & Silver, . ROUNDTABLE Dorothy Donegan, Ards Sonatore, SAHBRA -Yaffa Yarkonl, Rachel & Zicla, Martin Roman, Sara Avani, Kovesh & Vrrach:e Leo» Fuld. TWO GUITARS—Alya Uno, Sasha Polinit gf, Ivan Nepa & Sonia, Kostya Polian a UPSTAIRS & DOWNSTAIRS—Lovelady Powell, Vredaie Weber, Jim Sheridan. Bil MeC.tchen, Trueblood & Colston. VIENNESE LANTERN — Yvonne ConStit., Gina Marea. Ernst Schoen. VILLAGE BARN Dery = Sinclair R.:iph Pote, Susan Brady, Joe Shay, Temmv 72ng. Lou Harold Ore. ' VILLAGE GATE — Nina Simone 3, ‘Olauni 6. VILLAGE VANGUARD _ Miles Davis, Shirley Horne. ~ CHICAGO BLUE ANGEL —~Pablo Candela Limbo ; C txpse Revue.” Lydia Lora, Raphael Her. } 1 °. Lord Christo, Scvratt, Solea Caro, Tite Perez ore. CLO.STER --Phil Tucker. Doree Crews, ~ » Suw.s Ore. CON2AD HILTON—“Ooh La La,” Bornan Bros, Margie Lee, Dru & Landell, CURRENT BILLS WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 13 Howard Hardin, : Sid ° Lord Mike, Jeanne Guardsmen, Chordettes, Dorothy. Dorben | Singers & Dancers, ton Nobile. 3 Mary Kaye o, Jerry Colsana teeree, Sheets. Minton, Tune Jesters, Rudy Ro ; HOLIDAY—DeCastro_ Sisters, Joe Maize & . Cordsmen, Margaret Ann .& Mariant Trio. MAPES—Roberta Lian, King’s ‘IV, Eber Lobato Dancers, Betty Ayres’ Sparkling tr NEVADA LODGE (Tahce}—Carmen Valez Trio, Notk-A-Bouts, Jo a Jordan 3. : RIVERSIDE — Mi Follies with Lothar: Weidemann, Brigitte Voit, Anez & Gordon. Gay Claridg Boul evar DOWNSTAGE ROOM (Happy Medium) Junie Vincent. DRAKE—Dorothy Shay, Buddy Freed, Jimmy Biade Ore. EDGEWATER BEACH — Kim Sisters, . Don Davis Ore. . GATE OF HORN —‘An Evening with! Lionel Stander.’, Liunel Stander, Norman j ' Betkin. Patricia Kearney. . LE BISTRO—Harold Ward. Dave Green. Kay Stevens, Newton ° Bras. WAGON WHEEL (Tahoe) .— Gaylords, Andrini Bros., Kay. Martin, Roy Aubrey, {Bobby Pages, Manny’ Lopez, Magie Vio-lins' of Mexico, Ron. Rose. SAN. FRANCISCO : Sir Gregory. Guy Viveros Trio. . LIVING “ROOM — Roberta Sherwood, . BLACKHAWK—JoeLoco Four. Jackie Kahane, Bobby. Cole, Joe Parnello ‘BLACKSHEEP—Bill Davidson Ore. Trio. €ARTHQUAKE McGOON'S.—Turk. ‘Mur 1 LONDON. HOUSE—Paul Smith Trio. Eddie Higgins Trio.. Larry Novak Trio. MISTER. KEGLY’S — Felicit Sanders, Ch: arlie Manna. Marx & fFrigo, Marty.|.— ‘Rubenstein Tris. ‘| Goman, Joan. Brant, Marah Gates Dners., | PALMER. HOUSE — Carol Channing || HUNGRY i—Phyllis Diller, Joe & Eddie, w rally Griffin, Mattison @), Ben. Arden. Clancy Knight, Olga: tree Trio. O PLAYBOY cLuB — Joe Conti. Marian Paige, Stu Gilliam, Raftsmen, Will Mercer, Marge Dodson. Bob Davis Trio. Kirk phy Or Ernie. Heckscher Orc. GAY 90'S—Ray KH. ‘Goman. Bee & Ray NEW FACK’S—Barbara MeNair, Salmas Bros., Vernon Alley 3. Mel Young. : Stuart Trio, Harold Hariis Trio, Cliude | ON THE LEVEEB—Joe Sullivan Ore. . | deal, a slick Job of ad-pub in all Jones, a PURPLE ONION ‘— Smothers Bros.,/the national mags and key newse a LOS ANGELES BEN BLUE'S — Ben Blue's. “Hullaba -loo.’* with Joey Faye... Cully Richatis, i Harry Clexx, Sid Fields, Allison McKay. Mona -Adams, Joy Healey. Dancefs, The} Domestrics, lvan. Lane & -Ore. COCOANUT GROVE — Myron Coher, ; i Vivienne della Chiesa, Dick Stable Orc. 3 CRESCENDS—Mort Sahl, Joannie Sum 365 CLUB—Jenny Mack, Paul. Gray,. Vol: : Roy Palmer Ore. ~ Bellydancers — ; Continued from page I — | mers. site's Feveruth Gillis, Jack. E.toris or tg grant. a visa allowing the; SLATE BROS. — Billy Gray, Internaperformer to work in this country tiona —usually for a sixmonth period. Two. general criteria are used— SUMMIT—iiedd. Foxx, Toni Har | inavailability of the talent domes per, John Anderson Ore : 9: YE LITTLE cLuB — Ruth Olay, Dave. * tically and the rep of the individMadden, Eduardo Sasson. { ual concerned: (w hether or not he’s got a big. name or unusual talent). LAS VEGAS Clearance Papers CARVER HOUSE—Billy Ward & Domi STATLER HOTEL—“Playmates in New York. Sk Skinnay Ennis Orc. Noes, Barbara Randolph. Lon Fontaine Dancers, Marl Young Ore Ore. Keel from the Employment Service for _ Qe eely . Smith, Dick Humphreys, Sam Butera & both belly dancer and bouzouki Witnesses, Donn Arden Dancers, Carlton Hayes Orc.: Lounge: Michael Kent, Dave Apollon, Malt Herth, ‘Henri Rose, Bobby Sievenson. DUNES—Eleanor Powell. ADan Drake, Toni Basil, rl Barton Dancers. Bill Reddie Orc, Lounge: Maaka Nua Hawaiian Revue, Billy Andre, Fabulous Tones, Denis & Kogers, Joseph Mack 4. EL CORTEZ—Johnny Ukulele, Princess Lei Momi. Kahala Twins. FLAMINGO—Pearl Bailey, Bill Bailey, Carmen De Lavallade, Louis Bellson Orc. Leunge: Lionel Hampton, Betty Reilly. FREMONT—Joe King Zaniacs, Newton Bros., Make Beleves. GOLDEN. NUGGET—Judy Lynn, Jimmy: Wakely, Wanda Jackson. Sneed Family, Joe Wolverton, Annie Maloney. HACIENDA — Four Tunes, Johnny Olenn, Cathy Ryan, GroverShore cast. FRONTIER — Lou Mosconi Jr. P | Virginia Rae, Fritz Becker MINT—Pat Moreno’s “Artists & Modela of af NEVADA—‘“Les Girls De Paris. "4 Jose Duarte, Moon Puppets. Kay Brown,-. Vido Muss», Johnny Pauli, Sparklers. + NEW FRONTIER — “Holiday in Rio.” ; Lounge: Ink Spots, “Hot Lips” Levine, Fred Kushon. RIVIERA—“Gypsy,” Mitzi Green, Jules ‘Munshin, Eddie Innes. Betty McGuire, Anne Russell. Lounge: Goofers, Kay. Steens. Hi-Lads. . SADDLE CLUS—Jackie Lee Cochran. SAHARA—Teresa Brewer, Bobby Ramsen. Moro-Landis Dancers, Louis Basil Orc. Lounge: Don Rickles, Arthur Ellen, Freddie Bell, George Rock 6. SANDS—Paul Anka, Allen -& Rossi, Garr Nelson, George. Zak, Copa Girls, Antonio Morelli Ore. Lounge: Dave Burton, Aforry King. SHOW BOAT—Tex Williams. Wade Ray,. Twin Tunes. SILVER SLIPPER—Hank Henry, Sparky Kaye, Red Marshall, nu Jacobs, Taffy O’Neil, Rudenko Bros., perettes, George Redman Orc. Lounge: Charlie : Teagarder. Barbary Coast Boys. STARDUST—“Lido. de Paris”; Lounge: Daniels, Happy Jesters, Peggy De , Castro. Micki Lyne Del-Martins. THUNDERBIRD—Alice Lon, Larry Danjiels, Harry Nofal, The Henrys, Garwood Van Orc. Lounge: Lancers, Edi. Domingo & Norma; Frank Gusto... TROPICANA—‘Tolies SBergere,” Col1 ette Riedinger, Pompoff, Thedy & Family, Pinky & Perky, The Bogdadis, Danny Costello, Trio Martelli, Mme. Baron Hallet, Florence & Frederic & Dancers, Ray. Sinatra Ore. Lounge: Shecky Greene, |. Mafalda Trio, Al DePaulis 4, Dubonnet 3. | Paul Goupil 4 . MIAMI-MIAMI BEACH AMERICANA—George Arnold Ice Re vue, Phil Richards, Marjii Lee, Shirley Linde, Johnny Bachemin, Johnny Flana: gan, Michael Meehan, Lolo. & Lita, Mal: Malkin Ore. .» Iea Models. . BALMORAL — “Caribbean Carnival.” Gladys Repett, Alicia Rolando, Rudy Faneity, Deta Downer, Sos Guaracheros, Mad Mandy Orc. DEAUVILLE — “Playmates of Paris," : Jay Nemeth, Nita & Pepi, Carla Lucerne, Martha Aguilar, Carole Dreyfuss. ShariMartel, Marcel Le Bon, the Callahans. DIPLOMAT—Mandy Campo Orc., Van. Smith Trio. _ EDEN ROC—Duke Jenkins Orc., Monroe. Kasse 5, Mal Malkin Orc., Luis Varona Orc., Ronnie Savoy. FONTAINEBLEAU—Ziggy Lane, Frank Sextette. LUCERNE — “Japanese Spectacular,” Shig Toyata, Mitsu aki, Saja. MURRAY FRANKLIN’S — Patsy Shaw, Kaye Carole & Tommy, Dick Havilland, Roy Sedley, Sue Lawton, Eddie Bernard, Murray Franklin. PLAYBOY CLUB — Romer & Howard, Jerri painters; WiFi Quartet, Jerry Shane. SEVILLE-—“Caught in Act,” Jack De‘Leon, Terry Haven, Joe Ross, Jerry New; by, Linda Lavin, Held & Paul, RENO-TAHOE CRYSTAL BAY (Tahoe)—Peggy DeCas. tree, eit Collins, Don Lane & Madness, Ine. DEN — Barry Ashton’s “Playmates in Pais” Freddie Bell, Norman Rouner T AROLDS. CLUB . “Can-Can” Don Conn Ore. HARRAH’S (Reno)}—Hank Penny & Sue Thompson, George Rock, Pep Tones, {Pepper & Friend, Abbie Neal & Ranch Girls, Red C [ HARRAH’S. “Gahoe) — In, ‘South Shore Service couldn't find anyone in either category on their roster of jobseekers nationwide, much less the D.C. area. The attorney conceded it ‘would be unusual for |. such types -to seek bookings via the U.S. Employment Serviee, how-. ever, to.a finding of unavailability, didn’t. help when Charles. sought the entry permit for the bouzouki player. (He’s awaiting outcome of this effort before trying for the belly-. dancer.) _ In such circumstances; INS customarily consults with unions and other outfits in the know about the domestic labor situation. Kauffman informed INS that although he had.no bouzouki specialists in rhis local,-he had some names in Baltimore ‘and New -York. .-'The ‘local Immigration . Office, after deliberation, turned down the plea for the bouzouki’ man on grounds one could he found ‘in this country. Charles appealed to ‘the .Regional Immigration: Office which also’ nixed.the entry permit. JIf a petition for .reconsideration doesn’t’ succeed, Charles said he. plans to .appeal toU.S. District Court: here: The Immigration people, course, ar2 not concerned about the union problem and consulted Kauffman only for his knowledge in the .tooter. “field. '. Kauffman, however, is interested in ‘getting the bouzouki, and other Greek and Syrian 4nstrumentalists into the AFM fold. gnemotes. ‘Tanguage barrier, which he sus‘pects. is sometimes a phoney facade. _ . a ‘It’s All Greek To Him The local chieftain said -after several futile efforts to get his undon pitch across to some Mid-East. instrument: players, he even used: D.C, tooter localto interpret. “It’s pr ob ably the old army boys;” he commented. Kauffman thinks similar “hassles and resultant organization problems for the AFM might become more .widespread as the Mid-East fad grows: A Suez nitery hostess attributes its popularity to the film, “Never on. Sunday,” which has had a marathon. run here. ‘Royal, is in. the market for a bouzoukist too. But he argues that AFM jis pegging them at too high a scale, An “Immigration Service official confided he went to one of the niteries unofficially once, and was surprised to see mostly milkyRev, skin femmes with red or blonde for Maureen O'Hara. Charles said at his client’ s spots. were aliens. ~s ‘|Room: Géorge Burns, Dorothy Louden, Bert ‘Wheeler, Lou Levitt Ore. Lounge: | Cc. FAIRMONT HOTEL — Billy De Wolfe. bragia, Dick Crab | ‘JAZZ WORKSHOP—Bodby Timmins 3.;and beliefs common knowledge. Charles gained clearance papers |. player (from Greece). He said the The clearance pa pers, which | don’t bind the Immigration people. | most of the gawking tourists: never dozen hired hands who went of |. But so far he’s met a stoney| ‘the grounds that it was “making . _ —_—_———— Ee ‘esoteric series* of. lectures. a Greek-speaking member of the game, or . they could be Harvard | . ticket men. _ Buddy Ottenberg, of the Casino | ‘With the Wind,” at the Boyd, and that particular corner. hair. One, he averred, could double | only one or two of the hoofers at. | Wednesday; September 15, 1961 Dutch Frolic No Pennsy Polka keyed to the Labor Day ‘weekend.. It did just that, and at $1.50 per. adult the gross was -impressive— at least locally. Shoemaker will go with the next four years—a contract he would like to forget: says so. -Meanwhile, with the Lancaster property on his hands (anda costly -bit o£ property it is—farmland in’ this area frequently brings as much as $1,300 per acre), the folklorist, had to get busy. Thus, the “Harvest : rushed into production and almost immediately put under taboo by: the very people Shoemaker: sought’ to honor by making their customs Promotion for this Lancaster | papers, made much of the “Amish” ; angle, ; Amish Say Nix. The: Amish would stand around and jaw about their philosophy of. life. The Amish would play, and ; work, under the eyes of the tour-. ists. The Amish, mysterious folk, would bare souls. That was the big comeon, and it worked. Only Shoemaker did not consult the Amish about all this. ballyhoo, the roof -fell in, The Amish do not read Life. and Time and the Sunday supplements. they do scan the Lancaster news+ papers, quite closely.’ First thing that happened was that thé Amish bishops’. forbade: ‘any participation whatsoever. by any of their flocks. This: ‘put a crimp, right away, in the ‘projected barn-raisings. : “What about when they. did it’ on: the stage, in ‘Plain and Faney?’,” screamed. the Pennsylvania -Folklife Society— which is 4 corporate word for. Dr. Alfred ” L. Shoemaker. . The Amfshmen let Dr.. ‘Shoemaker know that that was an entirely different horse, of extremely. dissimilar color. “They were not Amishmen,” they said. “They were play ‘actors, and what they said and how.they acted was good. They helped people to understand how: we live. You want to pass: off real Amishmen as play actors. We are. not play actors. A barn we know how: to build, when it -is ‘Necessary:. Your barn. is not necessary.” The barns went up, anyhow, and: knew the difference between the three real (and renegade) Amishmen working on them and. the through unfamiliar and often dangerous motions to maintain. the advertised illusion. . Clerics No Like But that wasn’t all. Ah, no—. Shoemaker’s ‘announced “schedule | of “religious life seminars” quickly brought protesting. reaction from the Protestant Council of Churches... Seems the good doctor leans to the theory that, while the formal religious influence among the Pennsylvania Plain. Sects was Protestant, the absorbingly interésting “folk religion” stems from Old World Catholicism, -and even more than a smattering of Judaism.. official ban on the “Frolic;” on a mockery of the sacraments.” This apparently, was exactly. ‘what Shoemaker was counting on]: when he announced his somewhat Profoundly, he assured. the -wroth churchmen that they were imagining devils where there were none, indeed. And it. paid off. Everyone: came out to see for themselves. Shoemaker no showman? Meanwhile, back downtown .. . . Film house matiager, caught in the doldrums of August, put away the aspirins and the half-empty bottles of warm beer and went out to help their boxoffice. girls and “Guns of Navarone,” on a desultory third week at Capitol, stuck around for a fourth, almost capacity week. Across the street at the Grand, “Spartacus” also held another—fourth—week. Even “Gone on eighth time around (counting from original release) brightened ‘God, of course—Amish, Catholic, Protestant or what have you— had a hand in all this, although Shoemaker _-Brudgingly gets the Kutztown affair at least for the |. When the.local press began’ the]. But. So,. the Council also put an un-| : ceremonies, ‘pipers marched into the premises Continued from. page 8 ————— es credit: ‘Because: the Tains came-— but good. So. good the “Frolic” had: to..close the. gates to all but those equipped with ‘skindiving | equip ment.. Tt was’a tough break for’ ShoeIaker, but it did much to endear him to :the towners. Thousands” of footloose tourists fiinnelled into the city.. Some restaurants went ‘out of stock :items—not to mention specials—within -hours. ‘The film.. |eries called: in extra help. Frolie” | The other tourist ‘traps. in the aréa. were almost “swamped... “Wheatland,” mansion ‘ home... of President ‘James . Buchanan (185660) here, handled 950 visitors that . day—more than. twice the:-usual them plunked down : 75. Most were mildly piqued to. earn that Buchanan was not an ‘Amishman, but.a straitlaced Presbyterian -whose brother-—an.Episcopalian . priest—was. married to.the sister of Stephen. Collins Foster, the. songwriter, of Pittsburgh, Pa. Apprised of this, Dr. Shoemaker tilted his beard into the driving rain and. commented: “So-it is, so it is. To be. sure, . the Scotch-Irish: are ‘an-. integral . part of: all this, too. We..shall ‘come, this will. be the finest Scan-: : dinavian-type open air. museum -in ‘the. world.” For the nonce, Scandinavian and ” Scotch-Irish types: lacking, it is‘ a. pretty good také-home:' sort of business,. rain and minor religious uproars notwithstanding. Cold War & Show Biz~ =e Continued: from page % —s prevent: beaming of West-originating tv shows into. East Germany and threatening punishment to all “illegal viewers”; and, in turn, East Berlin. beaming. _Nazi-style propaganda. programs. at:. the beefed up U.S. Occupation Forces in West Berlin; (4) It was a week that’ ‘SaW.. Tron Curtain lines drawn on. all:German. theatrical enterprises, with the Western. .sector's. concellation of ‘productions of. Red-inspired authors, particularly” banning. the: late. Bertholt. Brecht (although one or. two West German: theatres res’ fused. to “put .an Iron Curtain-on -art.”. and proceeded with ‘Brecht productions; (5) It was a: week: ‘in which the champions ‘of divorcement ‘of: art. ‘from politico fevers. won a stunning victory on the U.S. front, a3 the Leningrad. Ballet scored, a:tri -umphant ovation in its. Metropoli-. tan Opera House premiere. in N. Y. Monday night (11); . (6) It was. a week. ‘in: ‘which the free forces of television (as -exemplified by. the Ed Sullivan Show): hoped to persuade the Pentagon © that .junketing. tv . artists could also playa vital morale role for U.S: soldiers, as Sullivan con-. tinued his plans to fly a chartered Pan American jet into. West Berlin in. October: to -entertain the ‘nen and originate two CBS shows from the harrassed. area... Details of these multiple-pronged activities an be found in the various: sections of this. issue. = New Bermuda Hotel: i Continued from page 2 onl. a company ° * of bage and meanwhile, out on a raft, acalypso . band dressed. as shipe wrecked sailors serenaded the fish. Ruby Newman and orchestra and. vocal -sextet, The Show’ Toppers, opened the Bermuda Room. supper club. The _200-room. Carlton Beach is the 26th HCA property. Chain .di| rected by Sondabend peye and fils, includes new. Carlton ‘Tower. in. London, New York's Plaza, Barclay: and Roosevelt; Mayflower in ‘Wash-. ington, Chicago’s Edgewater Beach, the new Royal Orleans in New Or-' © leans, the .Palm Beach Biltmore, the Quito in Ecuadoror and the Charterhouse group. headed by. EL ‘Miramar in San Juan. The ‘new hotel brings the. best in modern resort design to the subtropical island closest to New York. General manager is. Bing .Morris, old Bermuda hand and: most recently gim., of Toronto’ s Park Plaza, Saturday play. Aid every one of.’: have them in it, and in. years to’ *