Variety (Apr 1934)

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Tuesday, April 3, 1934 VARIETY 51 Bills NEXT WEEK (April 6) THIS WEEK (March 30) ith' bills below indicate Whether full or split week NEW ¥OBK CITY ■ Jalaee (30) : Pe Guchl JAps Etta Moten .Lew Parker Co Bddie Garr „ • Donatella Bros & C Academy 1st half (C-9) Etta Moten Charles. Melson DETROIT Downtown' (6)' 4 Trojani Gillette &. Richards Dick & E Barstow •Roseoo : Ates. Paul Ganlts V. (30) .. Irene Vermillion 3 Miller Bros Flfl D'OrBay East & Duroke ." 1 Marguerite & LeR-. NEWARK Htnte (6) Mpnr'.e Vfe. Adams Sis . Butldy Doyle Harry Howard DeMay Moore & M- PROVIDENCE Lbew's ($) Bud Corlell & R Hudson -Wonders. Solly Ward Co Bob Hall VerhOn Ra.thb'rn Co WASHINGTON Vox (6) i' Daveys. Gordon. Reed & K Jimmy Durante ' Louise. Gay Rev Paramount MELISSA MASO"N Loew's State, New York ETONA SEDGWICK Paramount, New York PROF. LAMBERTI Albee, Brooklyn L By rEDDY & SMITH Lynn Bump Co (Two to fill) . 2d half (I0rl2) Frank: Convllle Harry BurnB Co Roxy Ens <two to All) 2d half (3-5) 6 Cracker Jacks Ferry Corwey Frances Anils Stuart £ Lash Miles. & Kover Rev Audubon 1st half (31-1) James Evans Howe Leonard & A 3 XJttle Sacks Fred Lelghtner Rose's Midgets Crotona (o only) Marie & Pals Park Plaza (4 only) Marie & Pals BROOKLYN Albee (6) Betty Boop Clark & McCiillough Miles & Kover Rev (Two to fill) (30) Passing Show Madison 1st half (31-3) Marie & Pals Gilbert Diaz Violet Carlsen Harry Savoy Rlmacs Prospect 1st half (30-3) Ingenues Tllyou . 1st half (7-8 Dancing Cocktails (Four to All) . 1st half (31-1) Harvey Helen & H Harmony Aces Bill Telaak Carloclahs BOSTON Keith's (6) ■SO Mlll'n Frenchmen (30) . •Sweet & Low' Clark & McCull'ugh CHICAGO , Palace .(fl). Honey Fam Pettet & Douglas Herb William* Frank Buck (One to. nil) .(30) Gary Ford Fam Sheila Barrett Co Johnny Burke Buddy Rogers Bd CLEVELAND Palace (6) Sally Rand Co (30) Connie's Hot Choco COLUMBUS Palace (6) Buddy Rogers Bd Benny Rubin Mai*|o : & La'zarln Elaine Arden Honey Fam.' '. HEMPSTEAD Rlvoll 1st half (30-2) Harlem on Parade MINNEAPOLIS Orpheum (30) New Yorkers Proctor's (6) NEW YORK CITY - Paramount (6) ROxy and - Gang BROOKLYN Paramount (0) George Raft Mildred Bailey Co Jimmy Savo Edna Sedgwick Garcla's: Marimba O BOSTON Metropolitan (II) .F & M U Slate Bros BVEFALO Buffalo (6) Geo Olsen Bd Ethel fihutta CHICAGO Chicago (6) . Bebe Daniels. Ben' Ijyoh '3 Swifts (30) •Black Birds Rev' Chilton & Thomas Edith Wilson Eddie Hunter i ■ T r L ii r.« Kathryn Perry Swan & Lucille Co Murbro («\ Eddie White | jiiurpro. <») Buster Shaver Co Lewis- & Ames Long Tack Sani (30> Jerl Renne- & V Rodr™.- & Gould Betty Hoop Hunter & Perolval Reggie Childs Orch NEW BRUNSWICK Keith's 1st half (31-2) CortelloB H Stirs Pope ;&. Thompson Rome & Gaut Christensens . PATERSON Keith's 1st half .<6*-'9J Bonroe Bros'. Brooks & PhllBon Ferry Corwey, Frank ConviHe Milton Berlc Co Madle & Ray Nicholas Bros (30) Carlos Molina Sammy White Countess VonLosen Seaman Bros Dorothy- Crane Oriental Benny Rubin Elaine Arden Mario & Lazarin (30) Milton Berle , Aunt Jemima" Tpmmy Mack Eddie, Toung Lucky Boys. Jackie. Borene Leon Laverde Lois Nixori Ted Cook Alton -Girls Soutlitown . (3.0) Duncan Sl.s' .Rey DETROIT / Michigan (6) Aaren .& Broderlck J & E Torrence Clyde- Hager MINNEAPOLIS State (6) Lamb & Belllt TORONTO Imperial <6) Bottoms Up. EAST HAM Klnema lst half (2^4) Rlngle Bros & R 4 White Flashes Eddie Hayes 2d half (5-7) Cabaret 4 Van Cleefs Ward & Albee Premier Flack & Lucas Stan Stafford Margie Clifton &. P EDO EWARE RD. Grand. Hugh Ormond -. I'lNSIMIRY : PARK -- Empire E &;D Waters Max'Miller Tommy Handley '.Clapham &. Dwyer- 'Rose Perfect " Fay re 4 Kirks . 3 Emeralds D'Aniselle»& Boy Stetson HAMMERSMITH Palace Teddy Joyce Kit. Kat Bd JIOLBOKN ■■. Empire Lew Stone Bd' Billy Bennett 4 Bennos Tracy & Hay Hutch. Co as.booked HOLLOWAY Marlborough Rusty & Shine Sudley's Midgets ft & E My lea ILFORD .Super ' .Fla^k & 'Lucas - Stun Stafford M (11 If ton & Ptnr ISLINGTON Bine Hall 1st, half (2-4.) Karlaon 4 Shaw & Western 2d half (6-7) Geo HuVd 3 Musketeers KlLBURN Grange Hugh Ormond LE WISH AM Palace Alfredo • Orch LEYTON Savoy' - " Conrad's Pigeons Turner Twins Van Dusen NEW CROSS Klnema Thorn & Mack Bennett & McN Dancing Aces PECKHAM Palace, Thorn & Mack. Bennett.& MeN .Dancing' Aces. To^-er Keith Wilbur. Dudley Dale Gang 4 Pau lottos SHEPH'RDS BUSH' Pavilion Cotton Bd STAMFORD HILL- Regent Rusty & Shine Dudley's Mldigets R & E Myles- . STRATFORD ' Broadway' Conrad's Pigeons Turner Twins' Van Dusen 6TREATHAM Palace . Keith Wilburs Dudley- Dale. Gang 4 Paulettes.v TOOTINC. , Granada Larry Kcmble Superb 8 Val. Rosing' Co as booked TOTTENHAM' Palace ; . Anita Chas & Alvis M.ona Vivian van & Ray W ATVTH A M STOW Granada. Peel & Curtis Co' as- booked. WEST HAM Klnema ' 1st half (2-4) Cabaret 4 Van Cleefs Ward & Albee 2d half (C-7) Rlngle Bros & R 4 White Flashes Eddie Hayes WOOD GREEN Palace Plano : Symphony Provincial Week of April 2 Warner . ELIZABETH Rltz 1st half (7-.10) A Robins (Four to All) . 1st half (31-3) | Robbins 3 Nash & Fately I Brems Fltz. Co | Stan Kavanaugh 2d hnlf (4-6) Rogers- & Wynn Lee & Raiterty Rev 1 Hollywood Maniacs 2d halt (10-12) | Owen McGlveney De Guchl Japs Jerome & Ryan Welst & Stanton I & N Stevens' Ann Prltchard' Co 2d ■ half (3-B) Waiman'B Saxonets •2 Daveys Angus &. Searle 3 Slate Bros May Wlrth Co . ROCHESTER Keith's (6) Jack Sydney Co«> Gilbert Diaz (Two to nil) (30) Monroe Bros Boloe & Marsh Roxy Ens Mr & Mrs Crawford TRENTON Capitol 2d half (10-12) Etta Motten (Two to- All) 1st half (30-2) DeMay Moore & M Harrison & Elmo J & J McKenna Peplto 2d half (3-5) N & E Perez Ross & Bennett Eton Boys' Dodge Bros Rev (Two to come) PHILADELPHIA Earle (6),' I Crazy Quilt Rev (30) Mattlson Rhythms Keller Sle & L Joe Penner . Willie West & McG WASHINGTON Earle (6) Mattlson. Rhythms DuPorits BUI Aronson Ozzle Nelson Orch (30) Carlton Emmy Coots & Sibley Chas. Melson Gine DeQulncey & L BIRMINGHAM Hippodrome Debroy Somers Bd Tex McLeod . -. Renee & Godfrey- .4 Jokers Jack Barty Holls Bros. BRIGHTON ■ Hippodrome E Carlisle & Brown Jack ©aly Harold Boyd Co Wright & Marlon Anona Winn NEWCASTLE Empire Brookln's & Van ' Randolph Sutton M Hagan & Ptnr Murray & Mooney Billy Danvers Raymond Smith Fox & Evans Hirukawa Trio' The Buckleys etc SOUTHAMPTON Hippodrome Layton & Johnstone I'Nat '. Harris- Ore Louise Sterling Joe Capella <& Oroli Kings Terrace 13ddie Jackson ^ld a'omacl? Rlch'dsort Ore •Leon « Eddie's Chas Drew Bd Ron Perry Orch Malsdn Royale ..Antobal Cubans Marlborou House Vivian Vance Michael Zarln rc Muyfalr Yacht Club Walker 6'Nelil Oro Dwlglvt. Fifike "Dolores Adams Madison Jolly Coburn'e rc Mori's Rest Eddie Pavle. Ore Moulin Rouge, 'lm Larry SlcMahori Connie. Lartg . Eleanore' Gardner Frank Morey Martin Trlnt Orch Old. Roumanian B Thomashpfsky Reglna Zuchenberg Ethel Bennet Jack Silverman Charles'' Orb Jim Joseph's Ore Palais Royal & Ambassadore Edna Scdg"wick Peggy Strickland Tjoomls Sis ' Leah Ray . Nltza Vernllle I ha • Ray Jerry Cooper Machll & LaValle Phil Harris Ore Val OJman Ore Paradise NTG J Johnson -Ore Felicia Sorel Ann Lee Patterson Needa . KJnkaid Bruno & Manoh Earl. Jack. & B Johnny Hale Tva Stewart Buck & Bubbles TesB Gardell Park Central HoiVl Ozzle Nelson Ore. Harriett Hllllard Adafr & Richards Petit Palais DImltrl & Virgil Gordon Keith Jpe Lynne Jolly Coburn's Ore Place. Plqnale Darlo Sc. Diane Marlon Chase H Rosenthal Ore Plaza Hotel Granville Walker Or Restaurant La Roe Arthur Warren's O Rltz Tower Samovar Mmc. Nlcoilna Radhcff Simon Phll'lpoff Mon'negro & Dorita P Ham's Gypsy Bd Savoj-Plara Freddie Jlartin Ore Kennel's Pub Gertrude Moody Joe Sullivan' I*at Whalep Frank ,& Francis Simplon Club Frances Langford King's Jesters Wiii Farmer Ore Slierrsi'e. Harry Bush Ore Mario & Flarlo St." Morlts • Hotel ROGERS WEB UNIT 100% LOEW Having prevlousjy: booked Harry Rogers' 'Spices' of 1934' for seven weeks, fit ?4,500, day (Monday) for six additional weeks, which gives the show the' entire Loew . „ Rolfl , eo orch i time. It's the first, of the Chicago v"rM?ite*" • units to-be routed on a 100%.basis Gypsy Nina | by any of the major circuits. Show started its Lbew time., week in Baltimore and currently playing the Valencia, Jamiaca. Count Bemivicl's girl band and Joe Besser 'are featured. BAA DEPUTY FINED Makes a. Rumpus in Taken to Court Verc.ell: Sis Regis Vincent Lopez Ore Minor & Root urf Club jack Myers Ore Charlotte Murrle Taft Grill Qeo Hall Orrh Tavern, B'klyo Jack Murray Ore Tic T«e Club Gypsy Nina Billy Castle Genev Tie Tuscany' Hotel. Bela Loblov Ore Vanderbllt Hotel Joe Moss Orch Ward & Hopkins Village Barn Scherr Bros Paul Tvemalne Bd lOddle PiMtohard Josh Medders. Rtit h Dclmir ,Le« 2 Geo. McGuIre • Village Nut Clul Cliff Clifton Rev Nutny Fagan Zlra I-ee Lila Gaines LI la Lou Allyn Reece Henry Lawes _ Milt tt sprefm?n 0 Orc n | such! it is alleged TOomey struck •Waldorf-Astoria her in the facey According to Maurice Cordoba Nickel he was escorted upstairs to Sen the theatre lobby and out, but x. Cugat Ore Toomey assert*: he was thrown B. Madriguera Ore through the beveled glass doors by Wash 8q. Club | two bouncers and a bartender. In retaliation, Toomey admittedly, hurled a sidewalk 'no parking' sign Co as booked Baltimore, April 2. ■William Toomey, second comic in 'Ballyhoo Scandals', burley troupe at the Gayety last week, was fined $26.45 for malicious '.destruction of property, similar sum destroy- ing a parking sign, and $6.45 for disorderly conduct; in a ttiagls- trate's court last Wed. (28>. According to Hon Nickel, Gayety. owner, Toomey, BAA deputy for the 'Ballyhoo' outfit, entered the cabaret that is spotted beneath the theatre, at 3 a. m. to investigate a report some of the ^^1^00' line girls were doubling into the cab<- aret's floor show. Discovering one Frank Farrell . Orch | Weylln Hotel M1C w e «L?°rr»i ° rC through another door, claiming his Wivel Cafe Amy Atkinsan Jack Wick Lillian Lorraine Ami Pavo A COP: Cabarets NEW YOKE CITY Fanchon & Marco NEW. YORK CITY Roxy (6) Wesley Eddy BUlie Joy J & J McKenna Arnaut Bros kelson's Elephants DENVER,- COLO. Orpheum (6) Paul Remoa Tr Fay Courteney Movak & Fay Sunklst Ens (30) El Brendcl Vanderbullt Boys. Harger & Eleanor LONG BEACH State (31) Mills Bros LOS ANGELES .Paramount (5) Mills Bros Jeanne D'evereaux Jay Mills Co JCltaros Sunklst Ens (39) Duke Ellington Bd PHII^ADELPHIA Fox (0) Tito Gulzar Plcchlanl Tr Gine DeQulncey & L I ;«adam Georgette Marty May I Mme Tvette SAN FRANCISCO ieon Bed or.> Warfleld (6) Cass Mack & Owen 3 Arlstocrates Algonquin . Hotel Cookie F'rchlld Ore Jack .'King Ambassador otel Pancho's Orch Barney's Bal Musette Millard & Anita . George Marclial Pierrots' Diinnegan Co Sunklst Ens (30) Gene Austin Evelyn Brent Harry Fox X> & A Elmer Sunklst Ens. Orpheum (0) Paul Remos Tr Fay Courteney Noval & Fay Sunklst Ens (31) Ted Lewis Bd OFFICIAL DENTIST TO THE N. V; A. DR. JULIAN SIEGEL PARAMOUNT BUILDING Thl» eek: Kohler Sisters; Derotby MeNulty Loew NEW YORK CITY Capitol (6) Strauss Ens Paul Whlteman Ore Ramena ,Rhythm Boys Boulevard 1st halt (6-9). * FatlnoB B. Ralston Co • Solomon Small Cllllord & Marian Renoft, Renova Co 2d half (10-12) Joe St Onge Co Peggy Calvert Carlton & Ballew Senator Murphy Rolsman'B Co Orpiienm 1st half (6-9) Janet May Oene Marvey Co =^H5Wfit.--& : r J P.er.clyaU ; * Frances Arms Roisnian's Co 2d half (10-12) 4 Patlnos . " Margot & .L Robbln Talent & Merit Jans & Whalen Mazis'ne & Kecne Co ' Paradise (0) Spices of .1934 . State (0) 3 Bonos George Prentice Sophie T'ucuer «"han Foy Co 'Iracella & Theod're BROOKLYN * Gates Ave 1st half (6-9) Arthur. LaFleur' Co I Sllhouttes CHICAGO State Lake: (80) Paul Ash Jackie Heller Tony Cabooch Seed & Austin Jack Starnes 3 Lordens. Walter & Walter DETROIT Fisher (30) C & L Gerard Lewis & Moore Senator Murphy Pllcer & Douglas . 2d half (10-12) Janot May T & B WbnderB Mike Ames. Fred Ardath Co Renoff Renova Co. Metropolitan (6) Harrison & Fisher Melissa Mason .< Slngln' Sam Stuart & Lash Valencia (6) Thurston -BALTIMORE Century (6) Jean Sargent Lamhertl Sid Ma rlori Phil Spitalny. roll BOSTON Orpheum (6) Murray & Moss Esmond & Grant Dave Jones Co Joe Phillips Co. (T'wo to fill) • JERSEY CITY Loew's (8) Dick Hlmber Orch 3 X Sis James Walllngtoh Thelma Bow Von Boys Carl Rupp Billy Monroe Kentucky Jack Bennett Sis Pet Dennis 4 Bachelors . Ramon & Ruth Dave Tannen HOLLYWOOD Chinese (Indef) Gambarelll Jack Powell Cookie Bowers LOS ANGELES Orpheum, (21) Hal Grayson Bd Lee Port & Dotty Jimmy Baxter Rose M Carter Pablo joe" AVUIIams Million Dollar (22) White & Stanley ST; LOUIS . Ambassador (30) Amos 'n' Andy Hollywood 4 , Whltey Roberts Co Week of April 2 Canterbury M. H. 1st half (2-4) GCo Hurd j 3 Miiske'ters 2d half (6-7) Karlson 4 Hliaw & Eastern Dominion Cotton. Bd Kit Knt Rest Bradleys Ladles Rugger 4 New Victoria Emelle Hodke- John Myrddln- Palludiuni. ITarry Roy Bd Will Hay Co Hen Blue Co Miller & Wilson Naltto Tr p'Gorman Bros "Co^^R^b'cToTs'ed"^ Trocadero Western Bros Fred Dilprcz Paddy Drew Elizabeth Maurice CLAPHAM Majestic Emelle Hooke John Myrddln CLAPTON Rink Anlfa Chas & M?jna ; Vivian' Van & Ray Apache Ore Beaux Arts Luclen La Riviere Thomara Dorlva Clara Larlnova Inez La Vail Clothlel Berryessa Norman Astwood SI 1 tan & Marl' Maurice Shaw Orch Lopez'B Hawilane Ulltmore Hotel Paul Whlteman Or Jack Fulton Robt. Lawrence Roy Bargy Peggy Healy Floria Armstrong Ramona Rhythm Boye ..Casino de PSJfee Frances Willi. Jimmy Savo Saxon Sis Holland & June Eleanor Powell Cardinl Hlnda Wassail Don Redman Ore Ben Pollock Orch Casino Town Club Nan Blakston Breez Fletcher Allan Cales Ore Central P'k Casino Eddy Duchln Ore Frances Maddux fiddle Garr Chapeau Rouge Peppy de Aibrew De Mar.c.ois Marian Davie Galll-Gallt Godoy's Tango Bd Dick Gasparre's Or Club Kentucky Joan Miller Frankle Hiers Vivian. C.'armody Honey Burns B'way Jones Ore Club New Yorker Jack Rces Ore lch7HSn= Jack Mb Son Rev Lido G|rls Ore Commodore. Hotel Iflhum Johen Ore Isabel Brown Cotton. Club C. C, Rev Jimmy Lunceford O Croydon Charles Eckels Ore Dclntonico'* Al B White Fran'-es I.Tunt. Dorothy, Van Alst Blanche. & Elliott. N Morton & Boys. Springtime Revels Joe Venu.ti & Orch Dubonnet Max Fisher Wm, Frelbel Joe Fejer Ore I Cliico Tanco £- Lorca Las AJedas . Adellna T>uran Orlando Rlcarde A.B.C. 3 Pilar Areas El Morocco Jos. C. Smith Orch Menendez Ore Essex Douse Glenn Gray Ore Golden Snail (L'Escargot D'Or) Marie Louis Rabetand Gov. Clinton HoteJ Enoch Light Or< Ha-Ha Club Danny Healy Jack White Jerry Bergan Lillian Fitzgerald Roth-Andrews Orch H'lyw'iT Hestabrrinf RUdy Val lee Orch Eddie Peabody Moore & Revel Beauval & Tona Mickey Brantz Iris Adrian Mathea Merryfleld Marlon Martin Drucllla Strain , Gene Marvey Jerry Lester Hotel Dixie Art Kahh Ore Hotel Edison Raglnsky Ens ' Hotel Gotham .. .P Van Steeden Ore Hotel cAlpin Sam Robbins Ore notel Montclaii Harold Stern Ore Mario & Floria Hotel New Yorker Charlie Davis" Ore Hausten. &. Harden I^eata Lane Ruby Wright Hotel Pennsylvania Don Bcstor pre ; Flor-en<seW: a se Nell Buckley liaron & Blair Holel Pierre Jack D<-hny Ore Hotel ooseveit Rublnoff Ore ellyrB , Jeatino M'-Cnuley HlKKens & Yarndl. Evelyn Thawl (Jlory Fortuno III la Rebuild De L»iiC2ss Boys "Claire Osgood Russian Kretchunn Kuznetzoff & N CHICAGO Bismart'k Hote» Yvonne Nova (Walnut Room) Dick Cunliffe Parker Glbbs Elmo Tanner ■ Red Ingle' - led Weems Orcb Blackhawb act a self-defense measure, broke up the party. Ami *-avo Toomey spent a day in the loclc^ Maidie a -D°u Fresne I up, claiming no funds, but later La Salle . Oreb | pald and Je ft town. Earl Rlckard Hal Kemp Orcb 'Skinnay' • EnnlB Cafe deAlea Wade Booth Imperial. 3 Lenore Lynn Marian Garner Earl Hoffman Orch Chez Paree Sheila Barrett Deermg Davis Louise Brooks Freddie Bernard Martha Raye Barbara Blaine Miss Harriett Henry Busse Ore. Club Leisure Luclo Garcia Billy - Meagher Joe Mannl's Orcb Betty Chase Jack Sexton Jr ■Sugar' Harold!? Or. Club La Masque Johnny Mangum George Oliver Billy Richards. Jean LaMarr Edna Leonard .Eddie Morton Al Garbcll ------ Club Royale Lee Morse. Billy Gray Wynne Wayne Molly' Sun' Al'x'nd'r & Sw'ns'n Joan. Andrews Fritz Miller Ore College Inn 8 Evans Co-eds Jimmy Mattern. Beuvell & -Tova Frankle Masters Or Congress Hotej, (Joe Urban Room) Art Kassel Robert Royce . . Cherle & iomosite : CoioBlmo's Julia Lyons 1 Dorothy Henry Deronda & Barry Knrlco D?Alba Eddlo Deerlng .Cdunteas Bo'rleka Slgnor Barsonl Art Buckley Bob Tlnsley Ore Club Alnbanv Pliyllss Herry Patsy McNalr- Gloria Starr Eddie Roth pre Drake Hotel Rlavie^Bal let ~"t->-^ Stanley -HIckmaD Bllrmore .3 Fsnnces Wilier Harriet Llridgrcn Ruth Lee The Crusaders Earl, Burtnett Ore Edgewater Beaeh Esther Todd DeRonda & Barry Art Carroll Ilarry Sosnlk Or<-h Hl-llat Club Munny Gaer Rick & Snyder Virla Vaughn R-9 Club Billy Brannon Half-Pint Jason Ed Casey Ore Leon La Verde Earl Partello George Oliver Maronl's Rolando & Verdttta Owen Gordon .' Neecee Shannon Marge & Marie Virginia Buchanan Bob Wyatt Maurle Moret Orcb Club Minuet Adelina Dossena Sylvia Lee Harry Mack Harry Moon Phyllis; Noble Irudy Davidson Frank Sheru.ab Mural Room (Brevoort Hotel) Earl Estes Edgar Rice Stan Rlttoff Orch Jaros Sis "Opera Club" Edwlna Mershon Lawrence Salerno ■Tom Gentry Orcb Jose Rlvas Orcb Pierce & Harris Palmer House Lydla & Jorcsco Roth &- Shay 3 Swift's Gale Page Stanley Morner Abbott. Girls Richard Cole Orcb Paramount Phil White Julia Gcrlty Son y a- Raye 3 Lewis Sle Pearl Trio- Rolnbo Gardenf* B11J Aronson Shannon Sisters Lafayette &L'Verne Countess E v Losen Keller &. Field GayJene Sisters Dorothy Thomas Jules Stein Ore Samovar Karyl' Norman L'-on Lavarde- I>awn Sis'. I.yJe Smith Orch A'll(;e Ry'dner Terrace Garden* Romo Vincent * Alnslcy Lambert K Clyde Lucas Ore Via l-ago TToW^rSHalH^— Crane Russell 'Ji ■ h Zlta & Marcelle Jack Housb Wanda Kay' Al Handler Bd 226 Club B.B.B. Henry Berman Marie & Elliot Ruby Abbott Madeline' Thomas Dun l'Vrnnrvdo Oro Uotty Myers I-Jille Bijriorr Dancer Cleared (Continued from page 50) Miss Cushway lowered her artd exposed one breast. Miss Cushway then stated that •a brassiere, of transpat-ent net, decorated with rosebuds', had cov- ered the upper part of her body at iall times. As a matter of fact, the transparent netting had been of double thickness. Mr. Sturgeon stated that the 15-girl line wore bloomers. He . was reprimanded. Leslie Hudson, unemployed, tes- tified for the city. He also admit- ted that he had never seen a bur- lesque performance before.. He said that Miss Cushway lowered her shoulder straps 'to some ex- tent', but he was sitting in the fourth row balcony. He admitted that he had not been 'shocked out of the theatre,' and had stayed to. the last. Police officers maintained that^ they had seen nothing 'immoral, suggestive or indecent,' Mrs. M. Robertson, police matron, admitted shertiad S66fl tm r ^hw and there was nothing to warrant Miss Cush- way's arrest.. Rube Bernsteini manager of the company, was fined .$50- or two months in Jail. He paid the fine; Sani Book, accused of selling ob- scene literature in the theatre, was fined $100 or three months ,in Jail. He paid the fine. Bozo Snyder was absolved because his act Is In pan- tomime. Business is terrible and the show 1 will likely close. Calmer on Stuffs (Continued from page 6) selves are blamed for countenancing sniffing with the view that another season's contract is to be signed and the psychology of 'better let him get away with it so that we can 'g T ot^iin^a T gsiTn , " r ~"~ " T r- . -^- r -^ =^ Bubble, breakers of the 10%- can- cellation war further declare that only about '140 exhibitors in the country could avail themselves of the NRA privilf'go. These are esti- mated to be the exhlbs who are not guilty of slufflng, a 'crime' which the code says, invalidates the own- er's, right to use the eraser in his booking phc:Pt ethically.