Variety (October 1961)

® _fumns, 58 Wednesday, October 25, 1961 New Acts GERARD SETY Comedy 18 Mins. Blue Angel, N. ¥. 4 fur pokalike for Danny Kaye. Freneiican Gerard Sety is bowing | i: the U.S. with this date, done; e.tnt sear’s ago in’Paris, VARIETY'S rey d) dixcerned a “pleasant, ingr AGating sppearance . “rat much is stet after this: lootsee Alsq the fact that Sety , i. 4 dye inapyessionist of strong cipabilits. THat is. his quick-eh}ange characterizations are per s Phe gens Where the turn mis-. fics ix in terms of comie inventres tee uetor, armed with multiPtr pase i ardrobe, does himself up Wik inzenious makeshift to appee as a levendars pirate. toredu:. exrts’ American Indian, a Roran rabob in Caesar's time, or the protagonist of a Japanese sacsari film. Turn b' offstage record effects, some he: ‘tinent to the character, others wth tor ridic laughgetting mott ts. Dart of the shortcoming is that the characters as such appear to serve Little dramatic purpose other ti.an establishing M. ahility at the art. T:a\ hire: better courant outrageous puns. his continuous palaver might impertinence and fewer ard furnishes an act of sufficient ‘ offbeat visual interest to warrant playoff on video and a limited eafe circuit Pit. TRAVELERS THREE Folksong, Comedy 24 Mins. Blue Angel, N. ¥. If a group of fellows aim. to crash the crowded folksong-cumcomedy hit ranks at this late date. it’s Virtually imperative they premise on a fresh gimmick—at the least—in addition to a fine blend ot pipes. The one offbeat angle in this threesome is the fact two” ot the chaps are Hawaiian; third is nainland Yank. That factor alone is hardly enough to vault the group | into strong contention. The Travelers, spawned in Eu-' gene, Ore., rely chiefly on exuber-.’ ant fun and nonsense: ballads in the song department. When they're not off on a vocal tear, one of the Hawaiians is spotlighted as No. 1: -monologist. He can be. but too often the stuff is forced and stretched beyond its worth. Aet erouch, billing in kibitzer efficient and tuneful to be sure, for feature most situations. Pit. THE COQURRIERS (3) Sones 39 Mins. Le Hibou, Ottawa The Courriers are teeners whose youth adds sparkle to the polish and confidence with which they cume equipped to Ottawa’s new, intimate. «159 seats: Le. Hibou. Featuring folk tunes in English, Erench. Yiddish and Latin, mixed 1S threesome ‘two lads and gal fs. strengthened by solid arrangements, nice staging and showmanship. and a handy sprinkling of wit sans clowning. Gab bits need : strengthening. Trio has already worked coffee ; rooms and some niteries tChicago’s : Gate of Harn fe.) and head for Playboy Club dates this winter. : More elaborate staging will be nezded for nitery work that Is bound to come. Stint has Russell EK -onick. Mark Max and 18-yearof looker Cayla Mirsky. As Is, they perform on a basic act structure plus ad libs which collect |} attention but would shine more’ with stronger writing. Gorm. TAMARAS (7) Songs 29 Mins. Olvmpia. Paris “tmaras are seven Sranish mu ee is enhanced: Sety’s deft:. Also, while itbe a language problem for, serve him with more au. It must . still be: said, however, he is very talented, ARTHUR & BONNIE Songs, Dances 45. Mins. Riviera Lounge, Las Vegas Art Johnson, who for. years has been the production singer at the Desert Inn here, and _ Bonnie ' Steinle, a former DI dancer, have forméd an act which is a good : bet for intimate rooms. DI maestro Carlton Haves eonceived the idea { of the turn, add has furnished some clever special material for the cauple, who perform with smooth pro savvy. ° Johnson {fs a handsome, virile type with an excellent .. baritone ! voice; he’s personable: ‘showing a, Warm personality as vocalist and. emcee. Miss Steinle fs a blonde ; looker, a fine dancer, and has a; pleasant singing, voice. She. solos such 2s “By Myself.” and Johnsun’s “Fogsy Day’ is notable; among his . individual eifortsaether they do “Sometimes. Tm Happy” among others. and. click with a salute to New York with appropriate Manhattan = tues. Finale is a “Tourist” number, in .Which the team comes into the audience, asking hametown names, and singing a song to fit. Choreography and ‘staging {is by Flo Walters. with musical ar:rangements by Mike Cooper.. Strong support is: given by fiveplece combo which backs, Charies LaVere is on 88: Ralph Pollak.. drums: Dick Hyde, trombone: Allen Piccin, Sax: and Danny Sherret.: bass. Duke, _ SIMMY BOW " Comedy ; 20 Mins. ; Living Room, Chicago This marks Simmy Bow’s.major : club debut although he is a veteran of the club date circuit. He's a; ‘snaring his best yocks with some ; fresh takeoffs on several classical)! plays and some bits of mythology. It’s been. said that under every comic’s. laughing facade burns a. desire to play Shakespeare. ard Bow satisfies both of these by building up. quotes from “Romeo. & Jeliet” and “Julius Cesar” own endings for the plays. He also tation of “On The Waterfront.” Bow shapes as a supporting turn. with. a -wide enough variety of material to sat-isfy audiences ‘in most situations. His humor is adult, but always clean, and he sells: his gagalog with an ingratiating: enthusiasm. Mor, . NICOLE CROISIL L. E ; Songs 15 Mins. Olympia, Paris i Nicole Croisille is a modern revue dancer turned singer.” With a sojourn in the U.S -behind her, she has picked | up Yank styling. .scat and professionalism and applied them well to French songs: to emerge something unique here. | ; However, she is more right. for | ‘France than in the U.S. . She has a: good vibrant voice. ; which can flay.with a song, whether of yearning or good spirits, and i give them inflection. ‘depth and bounce. Her songalog seems more : designed for boites. Miss Croisille looks like a probrable solid new addition. to song | ranks in France with a fine assimilation of American methods to the ‘ deeper song content of local ditties. With rock ’n’ roll a staple now, she may also become one, judging from her reception. She is on Fontana Records. Mosh. JOE BUCCI & JOE RIDDICK ‘ Organ, Drums. 30 Mins. _ Lindy’s, Boston Joe Bucci, a 'and Joe Riddick, out with big ‘bands and skin. -man at some of Boston’s jazz spots, havecomboed | ing. To-! ‘into clevér. turnabouts with his: does an amusing comic interpre| substantial | who has_ played | around the New England territory on his own custom built organ, sician who sing as well as accom-: p: \ themselves on guitar, drums, ! ‘for a musical act which is unusual pi: imo and sax. Thev go in mostly | in its tonal ranges and vibrations. fo: sugary ballads but can give a; They play a rich mixture of blues. good rhythmic interlude also. They | Jazz, standards and show tunes in sh:pe as mainly an intime boite! an uninhibited: projection. Bucci sicianship, and appear a cross be-| organ that are’ on the. fantastic tween a Yank choral’ group and {side with sounds of strings, electric an Italian setup. Their Spanish; guitar, vibes. and some not ac renderings are the highlights of | counted for. Altogether they. make this act. it seem there are three pieces on It shapes primarily for Latino | the stand instead of two. spots abroad, Mosk. There’s a lot of warmth and feel audience. | ing in their. stuff. Out for four ; Months in.the Boston area, they have already’ built. quite a follow Bucel runs off some. flashy solos with ‘fancy footwork,.and Riddick | beats out a sock “Caravan” as they spin out and around “Take Me to Church,” “Namely You,” “But Not | For Me,” “Foggy Dew,” to cite a few. Possessors of a big repertory, it’s a different rundown each time, depending on how .the two performers size. up -their audience. Their sound. combinations. make ; for some slick listening dressed [up as they are with their own arrangements. They’re hard working ‘performers throughout their stint, with Bucci leading in on the numbers: | beat Riddick. moving in on the: beat in perfect synchronization. ‘Fhey ‘look. good for class rooms, ‘ty shots and recordings. Guy. MELVIN (SLAPPY) WHITE i Comedian 135 Mins. ; ! Barclay Hotel, ‘Toronto Reputedly the -originator of a inight elub joke formula ranging! from the “Freedom riders” to. the KKK,. Slappy White ‘has rejoined Larry: Steele’s “Smart Affairs” as comedy star of the show. White stayed on for 35. mins. — when 'caught and had to beg. off after his rapidfire stories and gags, based on racial humor, were received 'with savvy by a convulsed audience. . ‘Breaking in anew. act here until QOct.29 . when the Larry Steele revue flies from here to the. Terraza Casino, Mexico City, for its opening .Nov..3 for four weeks, Melvin iSlappy? tells his tales with relish but tongue-in-cheek . gusto, with gags|-. running the gamut of “Eat .the Press” interviews to Negro busdriver anecdotes... He ‘also writes, This own material. . | White is a.very funny man whoi | keers his: act clean and got con sistent laughs. from. the ‘ capacity. personable and hardworking comie, | customers, ‘including a reference ; +to the Metropolitan Club of Wash: I ington, D.C., plus his Deep South ; [ revisited. ‘His rich timing makes :full use of the punch. line and the current concept of nitery caprice.; to inter-r acial drollery. McStay. ‘House Review Apollo, N N. ¥. Jerry -Butler, Miller Sisters (5), i Irwin C. Watson, Maxine ‘Brown, Cleftones (4), Bobbie : Lewis, Bluenotes. (4), Doc Bagby Band, (UAT. It's the record. hits of the ré&r acts in the current Apollo show that draw ‘the predominantly young audience. But.. paradoxically; it’s the’ visuals. and not the sounds. that give. the spread its 5 “The Pusher” | impact, which ‘is considerable. i To be sure. Doc Bagby's “band | with a big sound” socks the talent j atong, with agreat ‘beat; but the vocalizing is rasping immature, primitive and just -plain flat from time to time while the costuming : j; and terp gyrations: are bright and‘ \ | Provocative. Standout ‘are the Miller Sisters, }. ‘five amply-stacked young chicks ‘in wild-colored tassled, skirts, cut well above the knee in front. They do a frantie twist to a number caled “Pony” with lead singer on j mike and.the others backside to ‘audience. It threatens dismemberTent all around. Not for the Sul-livan show, but a:natural for somebody’s twist parlor. Vocal side, it’s a real earbender. But the terping, in spite of the frenetics, has a subtle: sensuality that moved the aud to encore mitting. Kids weren’t’ prepared for the ovation Headliner Jerry Butler easily wins in the song. department, and, by contrast, his projection is casual to the. point of collapse. Religioso influence is prominent ‘in his “ove ballads ‘and laments Bobbie Lewis, tall. ‘belter -with a lot of animation, has a number called “One Track Mind” one-note range to match. The Bluenotes and Cleftone quartets are r&r par, but good looking in. straight cut, dark suits. Femme rasper Maxine Brown has high sight values but needs -polish in. the. vocals. group on their manysided mu| makes sounds" ‘come. out of his/ Comedian Irwin C. Watsen has. a unique, deadpan ‘style and an accent that slips ‘around from’ Barbados to Gloccamorra’ (traces .of West Indies, Walés and Harlem). Sharper material should broaden his Right now’ he’s strictly uptown and blue. Bill, ‘| Barantons. White |: ‘Valli, Mike Durso Orc., Aviles Orc. and bowed off rather. awkwardly.:|° and a/|. NEW YORK: cry MUSIC HALL—Mathurins, Istvan Rabovsky, Naval Choir, Everett Morrison, Corps de Ballet, Rockettes, Raymond Paige Orc. |. AUSTRALIA. Pat Gregory, Jodie Gray, Howard Hardin, Joe Chisalm, ill Christopher, Harvey Weber. De Jong & Dee, Trapinos, Maria Blanche. Ken Mackey, Adrienne Erdos, Lewis Dunn. sYD NEY (Tiveld — Don Tannen, {Lucio &Rosita. Four Kovacs. McKay | Bros. & Romayne, Danlele Dorice,’ Hal Roach,. Yolande Rodrigues, David er Trio, Leo Arnol, Robin Hardiman. | BRITAIN ? LONDON: (Palladium)—Harry ‘Secombe, Roy Castle, Marion Ryan. King Brothers, Eddie. Calvert and the Wiseguys, Audrey & Carol, Grazina. Frame. Jeans, Michel Helene & Howard, The Wendy Wayne, Ronnie Corbett, herd Sing MANCHESTER (Palace)—Edmund ‘Hockridge, Kaye Sisters, Tommy. Cooper, Jim , my Clitheroe. Clark Brothers, . Monarchs, Harbers & Dale, Debutantes, Debonnaires. “ NEWCASTLE (Emplre—Nina &. Fred erik, Malcolm Mitchell Trio. Mike: & Ber-. ‘nie Winters, Vic Perry, Salici ‘Puppets, , Bryan. Burdon. Three Sonnettes. Cabaret Bills NEW YORK. CITY. : BASIN: ST EAST—Don Rickles, ‘Eckstine, Quincey Jones. BIRDLANDP—Joe Williams, ‘Harry Edi Billy son, Gigi Gryce. BLUE ANGEL—Phbillis ‘Diller, ‘Adam Keefe, Stevens Bras., Jimmy Lyon Trio: _ SON SOIR—“Greenwich Village, U.S.A.” Mae Barnes,. Jimmie Daniels, Three Flames. CAMELOT — ‘Bobby Van, Helen Gal lagher, Marilyn Lovell, Ronni Hall, Karen Thorsell. Richard Blair. ©: CHARDAS—Carmen Michelle. Tibor Rakossy, eek Marta, Lia Della, Elemar | & -Horvath. CHATEAU. MADRID — Los Chavales . Gorme, « -Moro andis Dancers. Espana. Pupi Campo Orc. COPACABANA—Nat King Cole, ‘Ford & Reynolds, Paul Shelley Ore., Frank Marti Orc. EMBERS—Jonah Jones. . HOTEL ASTOR—Eddie Lane. Orc, > Lillian Knight, Denny Regor, Tony Drake, Tony Cabot Ore. ; ; HOTEL NEW YORKER—Milt. Saunders | Ore., Yerna Lee. Joe Furst — HOTEL PIERRE — ‘Steppin’ in. Society” : Patricia Bright. Marand, . B&M Haggett. HOTEL PLAZA—Katyna Ranieri, Emil: Coleman: ore Mark Monte Continentals. | HOTEL TAFT—Vincent Lopez Orc. HOTEL ST: REGIS—Patachou,° Milton ; Kay Trio, Milt Shaw Orc. HOTEL WALDORF-ASTORIA — Lisa ‘Kirk, Dick Barclay. Emil Coleman. Orc. HOTEL SAVOY ILTON—Gunnar Hansen Ore.. Ray Har ler. INTERNATIONAL — Ritz Bros:. LATIN QUARTER—Rafael de Cordova, Pompof-Thedy, Julie Gibsgn. Arnauts, Wallenda Ballet. Jeanine Pivoteau, Mello. | barks Jo Lombardi Ore., Irving Fields. | LEFT BANK—Cal Bostic. Paul Doole. LIVING ROOM—Lillian Briggs, Alberto ! Rochi, Arti Azenza NO. i FIFTH AVENUE-—Susan Bernard, Wick. Brand. Hankinson & Silver. KOUNDTABLE — Belle Barth, Williams. SAHBRA — Yaffa Yarkoni, Rachel Ziitla, Martin Roman, Sara Avani, Kovesh . & Mizrachie, Leo Fuld. TOWN & COUNTRY — Billy . Daniels, ‘Sonny Sands, Terrace & Elita, Ned Har« vey Orc., Frank Martinez Orc. . TWO GUITARS—Alva Uno, Sasha Poll |: ‘noff, Ivan Nepa: & Sonia, Kostya Polian:: sky, UPSTAIRS . & OOWNSTAIRS ; — Phil! Bruns. Ceil. Cabot. Rex Robbi ns, Steve Rolunu, Donna.. Sanders Marv — Louise ‘Wilson Lovelady. Powell, Freddie ‘Webber. Jim Sheridan, Bill. McC ‘utehen, Milrad Colston. VERSAILLES — Blossom Dearie, Andy ‘& Bev Sisters. ¢ VIENNESE. LANTERN _ Sarah ‘Rubine, iRe Lane. Ernst Schoen. VILLAGE BARN Dory. Sinclair Ralph Pate, Susan. Brady, Joe Shay, Tommy Zang. Lou Harold Orc. ' VILLAGE GATE... Herbie Mann. Coltrane Quartet. Mal Waldron Trio. CHICAGO . ‘BLUE ANGEL —“Limbo Pan Amert‘cana.””’ Pablo Candela, Lord Banjo, Lord Mike, Raphael. Hernan. Sir Slim Henry. Tito Perez Orc. CLOISTER — Phil ‘Tucker, Joann Henderson, Eddy Subway Orc. . CONRAD HILTON—"Ooh La La.” Dor: nan Bros.,. Margie. Lee, Dru & Landell, Lothar Weidemann. Brigitte Voit, Inez é& Gordon, Boulevar-Dons. (3), : Dears (6), Gay Claridge Orc. DOWNSTAGE ROOM (Happy. Medium) jJean Arnold. Mim! Kelly, Cy Touff Trio. DRAKE—Barry ‘Sisters, Jimmy — Blade Ore EDGEWATER BEACH—Martin Denny, Manu. Don Davis Orc. GATE OF HORN—“Trouble in Tahiti.” Amanda Ambrose. Frank Carroll |Alexandra Hunt. Tan & Syivia: LE BISTRO—Duke Mitchell. Dick Green, Dick Ceasirio. Trio. Larry Novak Trio. LIVING ROOM—QJohnnie Ray, -Patt Morrissey. Simmy..Bow, Joe Parnello Trio. LONDON HOUSE. —. Barbara Carroll Trio, Eddie Higgins Trio, © Larry Novak Ti MISTER KELLY’S—Phylis Diller, Johnny. Janis, Marx-Friga Trio, Marty Ruben‘stein Trio. Poret & Gus Viseur, _Reberte Trio, Ben Arden Marie Moss, Dick. Weston, Joe & Eddie Trio, Van Dorn. Sisters, Jerry Van Dyke,.|: Kirk Stuart : Trio,: Davy: Harold Harris Trio, Larry Storch. Don Brooks Three. Karr, Bob Davis Trio. Claude Jones. HERATON BLACKSTONE — Evelyn Kuishte Franz Bentler Orc. ‘LOS ANGELES SEN SLUE‘’S — Ben Blue's “Hullabaloo.” with Cully Richards, Harry -Clexx, Sid Fields, Allison McKay, Tlona Adanis, Joy Healey Dancers, The Domestreis, Ivan, ‘|McMum, Danny Apolinar, Casey Ander Lane & Orc. COCOANUT GROVE — Jane Morgan. Dick Stabile. Orc. CRESCENDO—Jack x Leonard, . Billy ‘Ward, Dominos, -CURREN T BILLS WEEK OF OCTOBER 2 25 Jack. . Fran|: | cois, George. Carden Dancers, Bill Shep . HOTEL .LEXINGTON—Virginia Wing. Jack Haskell, Patricia | June. Cootie & fT, — Aretha Franklin, VILLAGE VANGUARD—Ada Lee. “John “| & Jessica .& Irma,| Dancers, Boulevar-: and PALMER “HOUSE—Genevieve with Lue Ore PLAYBOY CLUB — David Allen, Anne Pac CROFFT. THEATRE—Les Poupees de DINO'S—Jai: Tober, Jack ‘Eiton;. Steve . ne eee its . H Le C a @ Crazy Horse — razy Horse Revue 2d Edition. Clare Nevers, Diane D "Orsay, . ‘Sam MELBOURNE (Tivoli) — Frank Berry, | Sundra-The Happy Jesters. MOULIN ROUGE —Louls “Prima, Butera. ‘Witnesse SLATE BROS.-Kay Stev ens. STATLER HOTEL—' “Playmates. in Rio.” Skinnay Ennis Orc. . YE-LITTLE. cLUB—Peggy Taylor, Rudy Render, Joe Felix, John. Kitzmiller, . . LAS VEGAS: CARVER HOUSE — Treniers, Barbara. Young ore. ‘Lon Fontaine -Dancers, Mart o DESERT INN = ‘Louis’ Prima;: Keely ‘Smith, Dick Humphrece, Sam Butera & . Hayes Ore:: Lounge: Michael: Kent, Dave Apollon, Milt . Herth,” Henri Rose, ‘Bobby = ‘Stevenson. . DUNES—“Philippine F estival,’”. Bobby ; Gonzales... Katy De La: Cruz. Pilita Cor-.. | rales, Shirley ‘Gorospe, Elizabeth Ramsey, | Bill Reddie.Orc. Lounge:.Maaka Nua Hawaiian Rev., Billy Andre, Fabulous Tones, ° Dennis & Rogers. Joseph Mack Four.. ‘EL CORTEZ—Johnny Ukulele, ‘Princess. Lei ‘Momi, Kahala Twins. — FLAMINGO—Pearl. Bailey, Bill Bailey; Carmen De Lavallade; Louis’ Bellson Ore. Lounge: Lionel Hampton. Betty Reilly. FREMONT—Joe King . Zaniacs, Newton . I Bros..: Make’ Beleves. GOLDEN NUGGET—Judy Lynn, Jimmy ; ; Wakely, Wanda Jackson, Sneed Family, * Joe. ‘Wolverton, Annie Maloney. : HACIENDA — Four Tunés, Johony ‘Shore’ gn tynotes: Cathy Ry an, ; Groverore ' LAST. FRONTIER — Lou. ‘Mos¢onl | ‘Its Virginia. Rae, Fritz) Becker. p MINT Pat Moreno’s Artists & Models ‘NEVADA—"Les Glels De. Paris.”. Jose Duarte,.Moon Puppets, Kay ‘Brown, Video: Musso, Johnny Paul, Sparklers. NEW FRONTIER — “Holiday in Rio.” . , Lounge: ¥ink Spots, “Hot | Lips” Levine, Fred’ Kushon. . RIVIERA. — “Irma La. Douce.” Juliet Prowse, -Clive Revill. Stuart Damon, Jack Cathcart, Ore.. Lounge: Vagabonds, Arthur .Bonnte, SADDLE CLUB—Jackie” Lee Coctiran, . “SAHARA .—.: Steve Lawrence; Eydie Louis Basil Orc. Lounge: Ray Anthony, Freddie. Bell, »Deedy & Bill. ih SAN ‘— Dean Martlh.Garr Nelson, George Zak. Capa Girls. Antonlo Morelll | Ore. Lounge: Dave Burton. Morry: King.. SHOWBOAT—Tex Williams, Wade. Ray. TL “Tunes : c . . SILVER SLIPPER—Han Henry,. Spar ‘Kave, Red Marshall, Danny Sparky Taffy O°’Nelil,-Rudenko Bros., Slipperettes, George Redman Orc. Lounge: Teagarden.. Barbary Coast Boys. STARDUST—"Lido de Paris"; Lounge: ! Billy Daniels, Happy Jesters. Pegeys De Castro. Micki Lvnn. DelsMartins. ~ | | me: HUNDERBIRD—I.inda Darnell. Larry Daniels: Harry” Nofal, The Henrys, -Gar wood Van Orc. Lounge: Lancers, Edi Domingo .& Norma, Frank Gusto: , _TROPICANA—"Folles Bergere.”’ . Coa ette’ Riedinger, Pompoff, Thedy & Fam. liy, Pinky & Perky, The Bogdadis, Danny Costello, Trio Martelli, Mme. Baron. #Hallet, Florence & Frederic & Dancers, Ray. sinatra. Ore: Lounge: Jerry Colonna. ; Varel & Bailty,: Al DePaulis: 4 Dubonnet 3,. Paul ‘Goupit 4 SAN FRANCISCO BLACKHAWK—Miles. Davis. -(6). BL ACKSHEER—Earl Hines .Ore.. Fred | Washington’ Tri EARTHQUAKE MeGOON'$—Turk Mue. phy FAIRMONT . HOTEL—Jave P. Morgan. ; Ernie Heckscher Ore. cs GAY 90’S—Ray K. _Goman, Bee & Ray. Goman. HUNGRY I—Charlie . ‘Mann, Stan’ wuson, Leenin Castro, Olga ‘Shbragla. JAZZ. WORKSHOP—Cannonball ‘Adder. ley Five . -"MOULIN ‘ROUGE — Georgia Holden, Natasa, Donna Kare, Robin Carroll, Jan ; Sellers. ‘Ken. Card, Johnny Coppola Ore. NEW FACK’S—Mel. ‘Torme, “Mel Young, j Vernon Alley Trio. . “ON THE LEVEE—Joe: Sullivan’ Orc. |. _ PURPLE ONION. — Kelly Lasten, Pat... & 'Pautsen. 1God ‘Coast |. Singers... ff 365 CLUB—Eddie Peabody. Les: Mar-jor: Barry ‘Ashton’ Dancers. : ‘Roy Palmet. SUGAR HILL — Barbara’ Dane, Tampa RENO-TAHOE GOLDEN—Barry. Ashton's . Les Gicls,: Novelites. John Carleton | . ~~ HAROLD’S—Don:’ ‘Cornell, "Goofers. Don Conn Ore.: “ HARRAH’S (Reno)—Kim Sisters.. Deedy. Bill...Sons of. Golden: West. Windsor: Trio. Red Coty. John: Buzon Trio. ; HARRAH’S. (Tahoe) — In South ‘Shore Room: Eila Fitzgerald.. Rowan” & . Martin, -Vie' Hyde, Dorothy Dorhen.Singers ‘and ‘Leighton. Noble ‘Orc. Lounge: Lancers. George Rock Sextet. Lisd. Alonso’s ‘Fropicares, _Tune ‘Timers, ‘Dave . Bergman. Cindy O’Hara. .°: _ » HOLIDAY—Modernaires. Matys . Bros... .. Charles Gould &.: Nalana. Keie Revue, ‘Freddie : Bell Bellbovs. Reno Touzet Revue. . RIVERSIDE — Minsky’s Follies. with Bert Wheeler: ‘Lou. Levitt. Orc. Leunger Nelson & . Palmer, ‘Linda . Leigh & Her a WAGON. WHEEL (Tahve)—Joe Maize & Cordsmen. ‘Johnny . Hamlin, Norman ‘Brown,. Bobby Page, — ‘Pats & 'Pattt. Ron Rose, “Wosic ‘Violins of Mexico. MIAMI-MIAMI BEACH AMERICANA—George. Arnold tce Re-: vue; Phil Richards, Shirley Linde. Tay& Mitchell, Johnny . Flanagan. Mt‘Meehan, Lolo — & Lita, Mal Malkin Orc..: Ices ‘Models. , CA LLON—“Cherchez Les Femmes.” . Sue. aicom ‘Tanya & Biagl, Jack: &.. Sally ‘Jenkins, Jacques Donnet Orc., Line (16). * CASTAWAY S——Preacher Rolla’ 5. Jerry Geraidi. & Lesley, Ralph Font Orc. Cand. Cortez. Bob Rhodes DIPLOMAT-—-Mandy Campo : Ore. Smith. Trio. EDEN ROC—Duke Jenkins Ore. F Monroe Kasse 5, Mal Malkin Ofc., Luis Varona ‘Ore, , Barbara Russell, Leslie Hudec... FONTAINEBLEAU — “Saucy Scandals.”. Tony. Lovello Revue, Satin Strings. ‘MAPES — Buddy Greco. Polynesian . Vaa “| Vinnie, Eddie Carson & Chico Chico, Hol-. ly Warren, Vic Charles, Tongelele, Ronnie Meren. Ron Dean, Bobby Argas -& “Jac-.~ queline. Verona, Les Rondettes (12),. ziggy Lane, Frank Sextette. —PLAYBOY .-— Wayne Roland, Stagg. son, Jackie Jackler. 4. THUNDERBIRD—George DeWitt, Richie Bros., Berj Vaughn © Quartet,Ruth McMahon. 7 Witnessés, Donn Arden Dancers, Carlton’ | Charlie ©