Variety (Apr 1937)

Wednesday, April 21, 1937 VARIETY HOUSE REVIEWS VARIETY 53 larfs is SO hot, durihg a challenge bit, that he distracts attention JEronv his ^^Next slot is a 12-jn.in noveliy miisi- Ml act by Reynolds and White. Miss White dbes a trick bike turn and lots of comedy climaxed when flash noWder exploded aU over her trick headgear* She gives customers Ijieir" money's iyorth by, shedding cTbwn makeuD and returns for . a violin solo with Reynolds. Roxyettes do the bike routine ne^tt and as curtain'closes Perkins stands alone at edge oi apron and-sings a farewell ditty to customers with all lights' fading until his' last note when hdiise goes into complete darkness:- for an unexpected close. Bill runs 68 liiin.' Screen ofFew-'Her Husband Lies' - (Par)/ a long newsreel .and IhoftSi- Biz; only iair.\ Sahii. ROXY, N. Y. That pat .pattern the Roxy follows in'- its stage shows ; is well, demon- Itated by a bill corisistirig of a inimic, a group of comedy acrobats, and an adagio threesbrhe. In the slightly wavering Gae Foster line these acts have a background. It all concludes in the usual 'full. corntjany ■ onstage' finale, with lights out,, so ■that the. chorines cian wave phos- phorized flags in the dark, lilimiC is Paul Regan. He does radio people, including F. D. R. and .film stars. -All rather well, although the imagination, has to be elastic for a couple- of therh. ._Y6ungish, Works in tails, speaks up and can be heard all over house.. He's an able troupet, and the Rbxy fancied hinrt; Kayj Katya and Kay give two.sam-- pies, one in acrobatic togs, other in' baUrboni elegance. . Both routines strong. Qualify as. a sta.ndiard turn of its classification. Sock of the ishoW, Four Kraddocks, are. master showmen . arid master iaqrb^atSi .They slap, kick,. pUnch and prattfall each other for impor- tant. laughs. Announced as art hiodels whipped together into a sing- ing ;groUp, the .Jay Dennis , girls; in satin gowns, hugged three micro- phones and gave off. Strictly sor$o. Universal's 'When Love' Young' (U), Pathe newsreel special on the Dionne .kids, a Mickey Mouse and Eddie Paul's pitmen were the other items that make up the bargain package. Land. SGALA, BERLIN Viri ^ , Berlin, April 5. When Scala engaged Jushny and his 'Blue Bird' it undoubtedly thought it a good idea as he has had a rep around here since the early postwar days. But the Russian's ma- terial has always fitted into iritimate revues or night clubs and despite Jushny-s claim that his. present show^ is a special vaude adaption, it just hasn:t the wherewithal to take up half .the bill; As Berlin is strange- ly lacking this month in beer feasts, exhibitions and. sundry what-nots with their accompanying rural rub- bernecksj theatres can only draw from the local gentry and the empty seats prove that the Scala menu is not relished. Niotna and partner, with their provincial hokijm of pumping milk through , the cow's tail, and lilce bromides, don't help, much in getting things going. Frederick Sylvester and his three, tumbling midgets nnally work into a good finish, when one of the latter standing on his head in the palm of Sylvester's hand does a drum solo... Rodella Ruis and Artix, first class cycle act follows. Carl Walter Popp. offers, a few pohtical gags and from then on slows Up the show as m.c. Conchi- :Liena, "Whom program announced as a bewitching Spanish dancer, took an ,awful brodie nevertheless. It . was a tough spot to follow, biit bcorges Prentice with his puppet snow snapped things up a bit. Pren- uce is an American who's had Euro- pean ^bookings for three "years now, • urnv°®'iiS his jsecorid at the Scala. WUly ^ Bolesko, small-time, head^ nner isnt strong eribugh. to hold K^ri^^^^^ spot in an; already, shaky i', I ^o^g Sisters, billed as hav- =>;- fV}. .s^^^'s on Broadway at the l^tl- '■ ^^''^'^ nicely with their ac- & good, to thev eyes, monroe Brds., American trampoline tw ^'J" tran.ip makeup; carry off D*" with a. neat humor. . ■tji^^y Sax.-. 'America's- "Musical ^^J>\f% is .playing his first date in i,"?,-\aterland.: A hot tap dance with rn^'i* in'While .accompanying iniseif. on the. sax put him across hLw'~ As°^S a^'i dance, remi. ^'^«=?nt. of Ted Le.wis, With top hat and clarinet, goes over Ijig. cnoir^^D^.s opening scene, the Cos- chS,^^-°'''' -'^ Effect of a large cnorus IS -given by : dummies in. the ^acK rows, whose- mechanical tongues in Jirne to the music. Humorous m that, strange, way' that Slavs have, not ^afe vaude. - This and the inwi^"! doll inimber which fol- Pni. tt.^- ^^sponsiVe. palm smacking, ftf T -i! "ext tw6 numbers, .in spite "1 Jushny drumming Up enthusiasm n,,?^vance, the applause wasmilked. vurstanding number was based, on di^o! ^.second Rhapsodie; characters, nn i\f--^,s.string instruments; painted on the drop. Set and costumes- - .tether with .Liszt's .Magyar •music wtu^" effective combo.' iir.i^* ■ Scala distributing cut-rate .''•';V^^"io»g the shops and depart- T .'i stores, -it is clear that the ■Ji'Miny troupe is no 'Blue Bird of «PPiness* for vaude. STANLEY, PITT, Pittsburgh, April 18. That full bailcony and those first- 'flqbr standees: at. the Stanley for the first sho>w Friday afternoon (16) cer- tainly weren't' the result of 'Soldier and Lady' (RKO) on the screen. The magnet was Ted: Lewis, .with only a twb-reeler to support him.. The -'Is Everybody Happy?' fellow ;is .the most consistent " draw this burg , has ever encbUnteredi money in the bank frorh the moment he's flashed as a 'coniing attractibn.', . Eisewheje on the road it's pretty mubh the same. So. what? So while :Lew.is has permitted himself, to be- come a bit too fcurmal and stylized, the mob here, at any rate, doesn't seem to. mind the sameness and that's probably what's. persiiadihg Lewis to coast along bn what is by now: strictly pattern. In' last few years; his. act hasii't: been altered an- iota, even to the same gags, same - intrb- ductiorts, same key spots, and : the? same finale. His showmanship chiefly. :pffsets that.. However,: it's a pity .this is so . be- cause he's beeii: generally identified .as. one of the shrewdest showmen in the: business. Some.'of the: lobby coinments might have interested him. The act's growing old gracefully in his service, at., any rate, but things wouldn't be so noticeable if there were only a. few new bits. -Every-, thing he doe's is accomplished, with smart, showniahly precision; and It-s a Shame to see him being content with what he has already proven. Even a srrfattering of . new -tunes might provide some solace, although 'St.. Louis Blues,' 'Juist Around the Corner' and-, the -othei:.- old standby seemingly are^ just as effective today asofyoi'.e;; GbTiien. MICHIGAN, PET. Petroif, April 16. Last-minutB Switch in top attrac-. tibn. for c'ui'rent show,' occasioned by inability of Mab Questel (.Betty Bbop) to appear due to illness^ didn't seem to bring any bad effects. Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson, booked to replace Miss Questel,'fill the gap meritoriously and ran away with house at. late: show caught Friday evening (16). . .jPairi Which has carved, a long niche on thie air-followirig big-tinie vaude days, turn on a lot of- s. . in their vocal efforts. Employ a. wide range of tunes,- including arriusirig ditties popular in former ' daiys.. Spotted next to shut, act's a cinch,, despite Miss Sanderson's over- vivacibusness. Merle Clark, house organist, who also performs the m.c. chores,, moves on stage to accompany ^duo at piano. -, ,Alsb bn the slate, are. Lathrop Bros, and Virginia Lee,: who repeat former, terp successes here; Owen McGive- ney,. quick-charige artist; Ray and Trent; acrobats,, and . Wells and the Four Fays, hoofers and acros. Show runs about 55 minutes, flows sniootlr enough, but isn't as well balanced as. it could be. . Polished and smooth, describe the Lathrops and Miss Lee, who've: shown here before. :to sock advan- tage.. If pbssfble, current appea,rance of trio is even', more sockarbo; Tap routines are perfectly, timed,, and trio's appearance ia good; Miss Lee's solo: tap is especially outstanding. Spotted trey, act get;S off to hefty applause. McGiveney, whose quick-change- Dickens siietch is familiar,, alters the act to include spotlights to shbw.how he nnanages to enact, all the roles in his 'Bill Sikes' skit. Impresses audi- ence' at first, but turn runs too long and talking is so garbled it's hardly understandable out front.. Unfortu-. nate, because act could bfe very en- tertaining. ' Opening stanza is allotted Ray and Trent, Ibng and ishort fellas, wiib bffer wad of nifl.y: balancing and acrobatic feats. Combine a little.non- sense to add. further zip.: iand re- warded with an encore. Wells and four F'ays, plus a.yoiing gal member of the family,. shut program with a round of hoofing, acros, etc. Betty Lqu Fay.' kid hoofer, isn't a fiiiished ■ product.by, any means,, but her .eaiv. nestness. igi'abs .patrons'. attcnti9n; v upplemenling Edu Werncri-V> ■ overttire. featuring' -bl'u mclpdies. and 'oi'k's violin-sebtion,'is the Hch- rietlfi Schumann:- Trio, pianf.sts,. who render 'Rhapsody., in Blue* bfl'cctivc- ly; Three femmes, clothed in white gowns, are seated at sparkliniti baby grands, daised hi h above.'brk:.lever on stage., Mai . floor; .filled at-- late . .show caught Friday evening (16). F.liclcer is'The Woman I.Love', (RKO).;.' Pete. Embassy Newsreel, N. Y. The currertt' progfam is-one o.f.the: best; rParamount opens the spring se'tison with, a nice race'track; .flash -honoring Herbert Bayard Swope. chairman of the ..New. York .Racing Cornmissipn. .. ;' The. reels in singing their celiuioid odbs to the season offer. a.nui er of planted items, from bus I'iderS.to a very amusing bit'.vvhlch shows a bear sporting with: her tiny offspring at the St. Lbuis zbb.. It's a cinch for the ,icids. and adults alike. House shbws acumen in obliterat- inii, the distasteful- foreign military clips from its program. Couple of Mussolini displays -on the bill.' but.' these are relatively mild as comr pared with some of those formerly; exhibited. ' Mussolini got his: usual boos, and even the spiel on the Wagner Labor Relations bill got a ; couple of raz-. zoos* although substantial: commen- dation as well. The bfTscreeri narra-~ , tor-offers a bit of opinion of his. own on . the Wagner bill which is out .of . place. On. partisan matter, certainly, screen:.shouid refraiirt from cbmment.. Oshawa CIO matter mentioned on . the program, and, altogether, the bill , is a, light,, attractiv.e and interesting -one,-- '' ' ' There hardly can ..be any amuse- ment justification for that Universal offering on ihe charms, bf the adver- tising .-'metho'ds'-employed'by a- .Fifth Avenue parfumer.- Cilip • is -. strictly commercial. ■ ' ,. Pensive moment on the prbgrain, i the: cli on. ..the desolation bf. Madrid. 'lyrpvistone's Lew 'Lehi: churns.; his Dutch dialect over a couple of bat-^. tling .nionlceys who appear to, be the same chimps in anbther boking clip. Mrs: Rbosevelt and:the President's, mother, Mrs. Sara Delano Robseyelt iTiake their appearance on the screen at.', a ''girl , scouts,'jubilee.. From France there is -a pictUresi^ue offer- ing of that country' i-fambus black; cavalry squadron in drill- Hprse drill is one bf the .finest seen. Yacht-- ing,. racing, boxing.' and ' pblb.' are' ■among the sports 'ltems s.ho.wn and' iall.okay. , Royal personalities on the, pro-, gram include the King of Italy and H.R.H. Princess Juliana and her hus- band;: Among, narnes in the news whb: are ishowri- are Leon > Trotzky and Gov. Hoffman, of New . Jersey, .latter shown :signing the': Lindbergh baby kidnaping; reward measure.-Shan. ilriit Reviews DENHAM, DENVER Denver, Apfil 17; 'Centenniial /ReVue' runs a fiill hour, and is fast most of the time. No waiting for an emcee to do his wisecracking, but one act follows fast oii another, and the finale is bne that seems part of the show and not just a pantomime to get a little: ap- plause, but built to entertain as the rest of the ^howi Plenty of dancing,: clever ahd well costumed routines. Opens in: an air port with line-of 22/girls in gay vari bolored costumes of split skirts and blouses. Sidni Del Dees sings and Emerson Frome .taps- as; pai:t. of the opening routine, as line cbntinues' to dance; '! The Claires' do a fast jiigglihg act, and it gets over." Femme places .a saucer, cup and spoon on her head ;in the order and one i - the other, one at a time, flipping them :froni her feet... Paul Jordan sings 'Snibke Dreams' as line in-Indian, dress dances- and: Verna Dellocli and Michael White do specialty dances. Jbe and Eddie Dayton, comics, give a sock act that registers. Kbylea and Berte do the cpnventioiial ballroom team stint, Sydni Del Dees sings^ and she would be better if she \Vould stay from behind the mike—it does things to her voice; Emerson Frortie does a soft shoe novelty; and the Parade bf the Courtesans comes down; a stair. Half a dozen courte- sans in cblorlul. costumes, preceding the CI!avalcade bf Nudes. Not con- tent with having bne,.as mbst stage-; shows, this; has-four in'this parade alone. Their dances, successively, are the apple;, fan, Sleeve' and bat. Fitz and- Calvii.l,. dancing comedi- ans, offer' a .distinct departure in':a dancing numbpr,-sort of a''twin act, and. both of them can shake their feet-plenty fast.'. And'here' the . show is . rudely i - terriiDted to toss, in Charlptte Henry and. Pat -(D'lViallGy; from Hbllywbbd; imporl-cd for just the Denver'appear- ance. Thoy'rie. nbt needed in the. show.' arid their bit- breaks, up an otherwise fast ia.yput, Migs Henry, sin'gs.behind a milce and-interviews 'Q'Mailcy after he has,made a some- what awkward'opening:, Afier the screen pair' the firtale. ■gets under way.; ;Built as: an- inte.^ral' part Of the. show, it' affords each of the act a chane.e to. dp a bit. different frbm.'their former appearances, and; then the iableaux...\vith: thQ nudest of all .i a ten-gallon hat; giving, .away the siote' the show started but from ^^Texas. ' ' • . Full house at the first sho.w Snlui'- 'da.y. with' 'Girl''from Scotland Yard' (Par)..on th screen. -Rose. Armstrong Ork H.O/s Current ,irtg: High,,Swin ar) an Ls- An ara- 1 weeks* enga nd''may is is causing Par to realign some of the Armstrbng- stage band bookings, a.s he was. .set in outlying hou.ses.. Being chiefly Par bookings," the readjustment of dates is work- ing out. satisfactbrily. BROADWAY NIGHTS (.OIlPHEtir,?, WINNIPEG) Winnipeg,: April 19. . This is one of those. East-Meets West type: bf units, that ijob. vip every so- olteh.' Carries the. Eastern touch into the general drapes; and chief- sbllih^ point is the .Chinese revue part.bf the show. The flash looks like; the ;.unlo^ding bf a: musical , comedy, with the whole Louie family (five:/girls and a boy ) bh fbr an openerj and from there oii :evevything is pretty generally -mixed, up, with east vying with the -west for the •next'spot. Carl MoUiston 9onies up a cpuple bf times on the bill, his first as" the Human Billiard. Table. Billed as. being, ' Riployite, he opens with usual juggling stuff,.:a topper, a cane and the inevitable cigar. Pi ish' is rolling: foUl\billiard .balls aibng his; bad:. . He comes : up again; nbiar,: the end as . Corporal Ezra Whittakor; Mrs. Mbllistori; unit rnahager, works with him as his grariddaughter. Su)> pbsed to be a 90-year-old Civil War vet, iand:in that mannerVwor-ks in isoine gags. thM haven't beeii heard for some time, -ahyway: ' ishes with a comedy dance, j^est. part of: unit is the .Louie farnily, though. ' Gang, boasts clever ■singing trio, acrb danber and tbrcher, as well ..as sonie, run-bf-the-'miU tap-; ping. ^ First 'on is the gals trio. They: tear off 'College Rhythm'in ai mahr. ner .that rates severial bows.. Bubbles, :a jUVe; does d Soph Tucker. irni'ta- tioh- later in the ' bilU while: the trio later appear in a fast tap routine. Tops bf this family group is Yit Moy; acrobatic dancer.- .'Aided by srrtart cbstumiing, gal takes .. with cu'tornersV Besides opening the shbwj Lbuie faniily : closes it, with the mother of the flbclc being introduced. Excello Bros., in the three spot, are a couple of lads using the high pole stuff to; good advantage.- . Herb Cahip, billed as the.Rubinoff of the Ghetto,, is violinist in fancy get-Up who sells, ith his tricks; his fiddle playing not rating any particu- lar bows. Hai-ry Dunn, tenor threat of the unit, is introed as.:having appeared with several outstanding. U. S. dance bands, but they don't. sa.v 'for how. long, His two main faults are the inability; to sing and parking in the wings Where aU tan see him, asking for encores. Tim Shean, billed as the chap who Wrote Wayne King; Waltz theme; handles the band'as-signment in a capable manneK Band gives • out 'St. Louis- Blues,' the King ■ waltz theme, nd for a fast close With 'Canadian Capers.' During, waltz number the band backs him up with a gbod . imitation of the King " band. Show .'caught .was second orti a rainy evening, with the house rati hr* only fair. Cham. - Look and Life Vanities (OKPHEUM, OMAHA)^ Omaha; Aprir20. If ever a flesh unit in here past two seasons, approached variety bill this one. is ^^. : Handiihg-of acts and band, all done' on. stage; without benefit bf pit creW, and winds up a."? slightly-masked vaude prbgram. B&K put together this one now on iLs third "date from which skedded to route tb Chi. That it's better than others here past few .months would say little fbr the gang, but that lihit is a consid- erable uppage, notwithstanding plen- ty bf lusty gags; slapslick and row- c'i;;i.sms; in talent was .shown by au- ci.3ncc" response am" b.b. reports... Bill Hogan; iand hi Hollywood •Californians. .serve a.s the musical background for o:utfit, theniselves, sieppiiig into three niches, opening, do.siiig, iand 'one mid-show fcatur- ihg. songstress, Rita O'Hare,. who reg--: isters strongly, Band,, incideiitally, played "bne of its .first mid-West^ vaude dates;two season.s past at'the uptown Paramount where it .showed its' greenness, but smoothed' out enbugh. in meantiinc tb -.be: bardiy. ideritified as same-creW. With Hbgan.; as m; c„ . , rX$ with , five Wonder.girls.. aero.' terpists. ;GalS hold- gym class ith musical buck-' ground and take, solo fUrn.s. with; .balance of act •.almost upset by . one gal-who. is. leaps'and bbuhds ahead of her fellow trickster.s. . Ben Beri comes on with his comic jugf^ling :impressing a.s';.much with his; case and, finc!>.se -as .with ;his.pan- tomime. Enteir&iull .stage then .moves out front tb cover getting hefty paws bn' both pfferings;. Sb clever out ;iroh.t with three.little balls'audience onlv chuckles- 'till it's all .over,'then bursts but. ; ' .' Herb enters.: bit frohn which uriit takes .its -title biUin.f? 'as bcadlincr Countos.S: FrahCyhc ■.■ Simbno.-: lady, who shows .righl':and wrong w:ay to undress .as;per coritrovorf;Y. in recent, picture ma'fs. , All that iii'ts soq.uehcc- above.. plciin st'fip-toaKc "■ accbm- panying offstage-' patter cleverly, done... Look rhag ga.ve the Cburitcss ouitc \i .;'sprcad .oii'. hel: .stunt. :hence the 'Look arid . Life '-'Vanities' :tag.. Following is Terry How'ard du.o in frbrit.slage comedy cro.ss-firc with Miss Howard mi ickine .a tiny tot. Act .stands on her imitation :and few colored-gag.s. but v.-oulci b.o as good with white-washed gags.. Frazee Sisters then on for their harmonizing and prove classy pai of. brunettes: Offer ,swing, melody and nbyelty with plenty of charni and. grace, Easily class of 'the show, inishing th hour and ten min- utes are-York and Tracy with, rowdy coined.y both in gags; and aclioiv Ybrk -capitalizes ..■ bn -- physical, r^- somblance to W- C. Fields with Miss Tracy riibstly.-in part of Dracula arid stbbge.. ■ Finale :bnly~ serves..'OS ;wi!ilk-ion for acts ancl audience takes it to be amateur night patting its varied ap.-^ prbval with ^each entry. . Screen ha^s"'Internes Can't Money' .^Par) doing its bit;well. ' Quin, Femme Folies bf 1937 ((pAPITOLr ATLANTA) . Atlanta, April 18. Wells Bros., Herm.an.. Hartsell and Oakley, build up front' part: of this u it ;with a flve-ininute turn , of kiiockabbut tumbling and close it. \vith a sock display: on three" paral-. lei bars that has audience howling ■fGrrhore; Unit; owned by- Sollie Childs, of Chicago, who has another show, 'Parisienne.' Follies,' now trouping arbund "Virginia, i^ under manage- ment-of. Harry Shanrioh, Jrv, wnb emcees., Featured is nine-piece all- girl ork, augmented by seven house tb.oters,. .' ' Shannon shows up first ; and thbii joins blonde Jerrie Thll, band leader, in 'Gee Biit You're Sw^U.'" Wells boys:: follow: with kriockSibout stuff in riibe getup..; They work fast and pleased; Cap pati'onsr biit lads are too out bf breath- tb do anything mo'rb than take bows. ;. Betty Holmes possessed of a gopd. Strong cbhtr£ilt6 that borders on the baritone range, was next; ith'Bain- how/on .the. River,' getti good hand. Band does, a number featuring drummer,-- Flbrence Mikula, who steps out;to sing 'Goona Goo,' while Thil gal handles tiraps, and then Margaret Kay, accordionist, does a snapp.y 'China Boy.' Jackie Teeter, pretty, shapely and nimble,; pleases with . her. Spanish web,and; iron jaiw act. She w.bi'KS in a white spot and her act has flash. Gets a fliVe. reception. 'Dance of Death,' by Von and Var lerie, man and wife, .Was a spooky sort of thing don? on darkened stage. Man, dressed; as Dracula; appears amid puff of srhokc, with head..cbv- :ered and walks down • fi'ont t6 urt^ cover, and scare kidS on front row- half to death. He goes to'piaihb and fingers out a few bars of 'Liebcrs- traum,' with partner going through waltz-gvrations.. They then do dance of death. . Bbfci White, billed as 'The Dancing Ribihbfl',' does Well With his hoofing,, biit his fiddling and gaps are; not much. He, however, finishes up to a good hand combining his fiddli and tapping. Shannon works in one for-; a few minutes, offering a :bit of comedy while the Wells Bros, jparailel bars are: being set up. Lads then go through as dizzying a routine as au- diences hereabouts have e'ver seen. tliiit is. fast (45 mins.) . and a wel- come relief from shows, that come South overburdened with terp. There arejlS in the company. Luce. Arouiicl the Town Revue (ORPIIEUM, LINCOLN) Lincoln, April 18. Originally built for the food show time, which is the best place to con. o/f. dough these days in the unit biz, 'Arourid the Town' is picking up a few vaude dates, when and if, in- houses.- ShbW' i.s. owned and as produced by Joe; Roberts, riihs Ji minutes and saves itself, until th la.st act—the Fbur Clovers.-.' . Emceb;- is Dave" Roberts, and .hc'.s^ the. talkative kind. Runs upiscale with his chatter- ' every ', buildup,,; and his contribution is a bit yf blackface with accpmptihying manv my singing when it cpmes time for ii: . porson.'d. accounting.: Line is EvbJyji 'Price's* 0 Price. Tags,. nice looking .giris .and with exception bf one nuinber, pretty fairly costumed. , Opchei" is Bbbby and Billy Carr, roller- skaters. Used to db thp turn up oh a tablei. but they've dispensed with , it and are down on the floor like all 'the others—and so is the acti arthough satisfactory : and fast. K.velyn Price does her . solo secondi.. It's, a toe. tap and expbrtly placed. ■ Star and Lee, aecbrdion and song, do sPmc halleujahirig. Gal is oh the shady >iide :of 200 pounds and shakes it up—even , with a bUmp for good, measure;; Act sells okay. Roberts does his tricks fourth and then cle.ars.fbr. the Burns Twins, hobfers, who are. neat in their: terp. Boys look good, and dress well. Colleen. Lowder, cute 9-year-bld^ would do. better . ith more tasty song selections. No reason for a kid of .hci' age to Sing stuff like 'Nbw I'm ; a Lady,'- Otherwise, her and tap material are gbod, . ' :Pour ..Clovers, teeter board act with .comedy on the side, is an able finishing turn; Boys do their aero without a slip and then go into .some knockabout for hefty laughs. Good hand came upi fbr them. Mi.s3 Price's gals do fbur numbers including a military strut in the finale. Barn.