Variety (Aug 1937)

WedncaJiiy, August 4, 1937 VARIETY 51 Variety Bills NEXT WEEK (Aug. 9) THIS WEEK (Aug. 2) Numerals In connection with bills below indicate opening day of show, whether full or split week RKO CHICAGO tmiaw (30)' Duke Blllntfton One CUEVELAND raJBce (6) 'Puko ElUnjtton Ore Vdn Ceiio L Mary '4; pebonnalrCB F'rsythe Seam'n & F M'arjorle Galnsw'rth Preisser Sla Frank Ga.hy Nelson's Elephants KANSAS CJtY lUTaliisfreet <4) Fred Waring Oro Loew •NEW tOBK CITV V . State (5) >Icchlnnl Tr AI Bernle •Plfl D'Oraay Jay C PUppen .^^len? Denlzon Co COLUMBCS Broad (6) Major Bowes U . WASHINGTON Cnpltol' (6) Don Franclaco Co Slim TlmbUn GuB Arnhelm Ore Appearing AT BEN MARDEN'S RIVIERA GEO. PRENTICE TIa TvEDDT « SMITH Paramoiint NEW YORK CITY ParamoaDt (4) PhU Spltalny Oro Dale Wlnthrop BOSTON SletropollUn (6) Bio Bros .N«ll Kelly Dawn & Darrow .Sander & Glanca 'BhanKhal Tr . CHICAGO ' ChlcaKo <6) -Herman Blng -Paul Roblnsoa Tip Tap Toe Serge Flash DETROIT . Ikllchliran («) Martha' Baye KI' Cota Co Harris Sh'nnon & C Olvera Bros Jack Williams Casino <6) Phil Hnlrrls Ore Georges & Jalna Art Jarrett 4 Craddooks Arren & Broderlck Vic Hyde 3IINNEAPOTiIS Orplienm («) Eddie Duchin Oro Warner PHII<ADErPHIA Earle" <6) France & LaPell Marjorle Galnsw'rth Saul Grauman Co 8 Stooges Lela Moore (30) Clyde Lucas Oro Pansy the Hor^e -Joe & Betty llee PITTSBURGH Stanley («) Jlninty Dorsey Ore Freda Sullivan CondtiS Bros Art Frank (30) Will Osborne Bd 3 Stooges , WASHINGTON Earle (6) Titan 3 Don Gummlngs - Mai Hallat Ore Frances & Carroll (30) L'lazeeds Brown & Amea Steve Evans . Gene Dequlncy & L Independent CHICAGO . State lAk* (6) .Raymond WUbert ;6ll. Lamb Tommy Sanford I'onl Lane Chilton & Thomas KANSAS CITY. MO Tewer (6) 4 Vespers Will & G Aliearn London Week of Angust 2 Canterbury M. H. ' ' 1st hair (2-4) Weelten Bros 3 Avernds 2d half (6-7) Harry Wilaon , Rhodes & Lane ^Trofttdero Rest. Billy Bennett •Aohem Kahn : Wences Murray & Mboney 3 Herons BRIXTON Astoria Joe T^ss B(T EAST HAM Granada J Maskeleyne Co Louis Almaer Neumnn, W & I EDMONTON Empire . McDonald 2 A Mills Pasco & Dorothy > ISLINGTON Blue Hall lat hnif (2-4) Hnrry Wulson Rhodes & Lane . 2d half (6-7) Weoken Bros' 3 Averads OLD KENT ROAD Astoria Joe Losa Bd . TOOTING Granada Mlo*ie" fz Arnova Keith Wilbur T-OTTENHAM COI RT ROAD Paramount Al Borlln Bd Johnny Nit WALTH A STO W G run Ml a McDonnld 2 & M Paeco & Dorotljy Provincial Week of August 2 ABERDPEN TlvoH Jay & Cullen <>aston & Andree . Jimmy Heed Ohappellc & C'rifn ^ Loose Screws Raoqucllo Dome 'l""?, Rhyder & Pinr AetlU ft Fontaine ALDERSHOT Hippodrome "eorgo Robey Renee & Godfrey Armour Boys Mllaom Si a Teter White Ormonde Pis JasB & Jessie Ara «: Zelta, A janic.<; & Ptnr DONCiSTER Palace Irenp Manspj EIHMU'RGH Regent Snake'ps Johna'n Bd Daly & Fo-T Tirownlnj; &, Starr Mnnitos Olsen's Pea Lions Luxor Ciill-C.i 11 .look McKny 4 Ascots KINGSTON Empire Afclque Jack Barty Murray & Mooney Mexano's Bd Les Fierrotys Christian's Dogs Adanos Rego 2 4 Brilliant Blondes rtVERPOOL Paramount Rawlcz & Landauar Sliak«8pear«> Naughton ft Gold Doris Ashton Wyn & Ivy Ike Hatch Chas Ancaster Roy Davey Hengl^r Bros PLYMOUTH Pala^^e Geraldo Ore H & M RIstorl Charlie Hlggltis Lester & Cranston O'Henry Petros ft M Barrie Sis Cabaret BEs NEW YOKK CITY Barney Gallant'a Betty Bowker 3 Musical Rogues Bertolottl's Jimmy Whalen Ore Tommy Horris Ore Yula Flournoy Nysa AIna Joyce Faye \ Greta Lewis nill'a Ony Wl'i Spike Harrison Gus WIcke Emltt Casey Jerry White Henry L^Marr Calient* Beth Raborn Helen Shaw Ruth Wayne Carol Sis 3 Rhythm Boys Callente Cabelleroa Cliateao Moderne H Leonard, Ore Conauelo FJowerton 3 Crackerjacks Claremont Inn Jolly Coburn Org Club 18 G Andrews Oro Jack White Pat Harrington Jerry Blanchard Frank Froeba Jerry Kruger Jerl WitheiB Club Ganclio Vaccaro's Orch . . Jose Diaz Trinl Plaza LIta Moya Helen Virgil Dlrnitrl Club MIrador (Roof Garden) Buddy Wagner Ore Jack Osterman Edith Roavk Floria Vestoft Gaye Dixon Chiquita Joan Vitkers Club ^umnrl Eliseo Grenet Oro George Ncgrctte Julio & Silvia Portia Porter Jnink Dempsey's B Carpenter Or<t El Chlco Don Alberto Oro Carlos Montoya 3 Pampero • D'Avolos & A Antonita Morales .Jose & Patricia Las Guarecltds Rolando ' El Morocco Ernie HolPt Oro Frottca Ralph Watklns Ore Glen Island Casino Nye Mayhew Oro Carolyn Hughes Lester Ludke llU'kury Itoune Joe' Marsala' Ore Jim Moorehead Ray Blondi Hickory Lodge (Larclimont, N. V.) Hei-ber Stclner Ore Hal Kerry Annabello Lee il'i.vw'd Kesfunrmii MItrhell Ayrea Ore E Jclesnlck' Ovo Jean Sargeant - June Lorraine 6 Debonnlra L. Manning & Mltzl Kay Taylor Bobby Joyce Ted Adttir ■ Patricia Gllmore Charm Ion Asnca & T Nip Ji Ruth Gaylor Glen Popo Hotel Amba8Biid«tr Ramon Humos Ore William Alder Paul Taubman lloiel Asfor (Roof Garden) Oz/.ie Nelson Ore Shirley Llbyd I.,nthrop Bros Bobby Dupont Olympic 3 Hotel Hlltmnr' (Moonlight 'I'crrace) Horace Ilcldt Orc<. liiitrl Rdlson Billy Swanson Ore Hold Ksnet lloMsr Nat Brandwynne O Maxine Tnppln Dick Stone Johnny Blue Murrny rnrun R J Calinian lintel <iov. Clinton Phil D'Arcy Oro Stuart Jules Kay Marshall Hotel I.eiliiKton Andy lona Ore Ray Kinney• Meymo Holt . Hotel MrAhiln (Roof Garden) J Messner OrC; Jeanne D'Arcy ■. Hotel Murray Hill (Fountain Room) Joe CappI Ore Nancy Garner Hotel New Yorker (Sainmer Terrace) Evelyn Chandler Baptie & Lamb > Hotel Park renlrnl (Cocoanut Grove) Jerry Blain« c»rc Hotel lVnna.t> unln Tommy Dorsey Ore Edythe Wright Jack Leonard Alien Storr 3 Esquires Hotel Piccadilly -iJeno Bartal Oro Hotel Pierre (Roof Garden) Harold Nagel Ore Hotel PIhzn Will McCune Oro Pancho Ore . Paul Draper Neila Goodeiie Hotel Rooaevelt Freddie Starr Oic Hotel Suvo^ •PImiw Bnille PrttI Oro Russell Swan Hotel St. George (Brooklyn I Ell Dantzig Ore Hotel fit. Mtirtte . (Sky GardenK) Hal Richards Ore - Grisha Hotel St. Regis (VIeuneue Roof) Jacques Fra y Ore A Rascb Dancev - Hotel Tnfl Gee. Hall Ore Uolly Dawn ' ■otcl WuMorf- Aslorln (Starlight Roof) Guy Lombardo Ore Ralph Rutgers Ore Marlssa Flores Raphael Hotel Wellington Ed Mayehoff Oi'o Jimmy Kelly's Lionel Rand Oro Joe Capello Ore Montmartre Boys Carter & Schaub Jlmmte Costello 3 Raymonds Danny HIggina l4irue Kddle Davia Oro Hlrado Ore . Le Coq Rouge Iloraclo Zllo Ure George Sterney Le Mirage > Harry Horton Ore Ou<iulta Marie .\lmonte V MacNaughlon Brown's' 3 ShuUea i.eon A Rilillr'* (Pago-PuRO Room) Lou Martin Ore Eddie Davis Jane L'ee Patricia Gllmore Vivian Ray Gloria Cook Jnmea Keoi;un Nelsons Cats Kalnes 'I'aie ft S Tcte ft Kongo Co Mile Denlne Norman ft jMoKay Utoasa Costello iMon Puria Oene ToMdli'l* Ore Laurence White Murion Pierce Versalllo ;i Morl'n Lou Ferris Ore Tlie OukM AI Lambs Ore '' Tommy l.yinan Gene Archer Oiiyi ( lull 4 nplrlln of rih.\ i inn Maxinc & Jniiice I'lirudUe Jiiy Freeman Ore Ann Pemilnpton Lucille Johnson Andrews f>la Place Kl4'guii(c Dill Fsirrell Mario BnKlnl To to Canfi'losi Rex Gavitte Larry Mado Oro Ralnbutv Gr|ll Emery Deutsch Ore Durelle Alexander Helen Myers ■Rvalyn Tyner C & L Bonner Glover ft La Mao Rainbow Room Al Donahue Ore Eddie LeBaron Ore Oliver Wakefield • Lotto Goslar Texas Tommy Helen Myers Dr Sydney Ross Rlley'fl (Saratoga) Ramon & Renita Wlnl SUaw • Riviera Mickey Alpert Oro Val Ernie Ore Lola Kay Eddie Garr Irene Beasley Nick I.«ng Jr Kay Picture Paul Duke Nad1no Gae George Prentice Bon Yost Collegians Sands Point Bnlli Club Paul RebuccI Oro . Stork Club Soiiny'Kendis Oro Gus Martel Ore Snrfslde (Atlantle Beacli) E Madrlguera Oro Henny Youngman Don Ragonese Tavern On Green (Central Park) Hufehie Barrett Ore Valhalla .Maurice Shaw Oro .Marlta Lorraine Barrett Rohd Hal , Versnllles H Rosenthal Ore Joe Rodriguez Ore Milton Douglas Slmpaon's Co L0$ ANGELES Rail Bruz Fletcher Charles Lawrence Beverly Wllalilre Geo Hamilton ure Hill more Uotvi rimmy Gj-ier Oro Lola ft Lewis ' Robert Gately Ha'rtk the Mule Terry Green Delores & Andre Dick Webster 3 Rhyttim Raarals Cafe Century Miller & Mantan ' 3 Danrldge Sis Cqreta Marie- Bryant Olivette Miller Marcus Slayter Peter Ray Nat Colea Cedes Ore Cafe De Puree Ted Dawson Oro Marls Monterez Helen Curtis Lemare Cafe International Barrett & Wright Ben Pollock Ore Chaz Chase Billy Vine Caroline Mason Beth Wilson Dick Bennett The Theodora Dora Dean Ginger Lynne Lilly Ann Starr Eleanor Troy Cnfe l4» Hhc* Wm Hoffman Co Clover Club Rob Grant Oro Helen Thompson . Ciub Hawaii Hawaiian Oro CoMtMHIlt GrOTO Geo Olsen'a Oro Edgar Bergei? Charlie- McCarthy Edith Caldwell Famous Uoor Stuff Smith Cozy Coe Jonah Jones Bddie Beal Hawaiian Paradise .«iol Brightfl Ore Satlnl Tual Loa Sol Hoopl Wanda Diana Toy Lido Les Parker^s Oro Bill Roberts Bob Searles Dolores Little Club Jane Jones Pdul Kendall Helen Warner Rose Valyda Omar's Unme George Redman Ore Elm<r Duvall & Tregg Maxine Gregory ' Jo & Ann' Berkeley PuclHo Sunset Club Al Heath Ore Bud & Helene Harriet HlUard ■J une Morgan Buddy La Rue. Palomar Gene Krupa Betty Van Bruno Weiss 3 Jack Vlaskin Hudson Metzgef- Gla Paris Inn Pete Contrelll Ore Dominie Columbo Ken Henryson Sylvia ft Marjorle Conchlta Toreno Bronleo Bros Henry Monet Thora M^lthalson Macguerita del Rio Juan de Martinis Seven Sena Lonnle Melntire Or Lily Gibson HquoIuIu Dancers Somerset House Jack Owens Betty Borden Swing Club B B B Clarence Brown Frankie Gallagher ■ Topsy'o Al Eldredge' Oro The Dee Sisters June Bruner June Brady- Betty O'Dulr Lllllas Gilbert Loona Rice Aghes Johnson Trocndcro Dick Gasparre Or^ Ball-Ball Billy White Oro Dancing 'Dietrichs Warden & Dade Sally Joyce ' Blnckhnwk Joe Sanders Ronald' & Roberta Pete the Newsboy June Glory Cites Parce Lou Holtz Helen Morgan Georgie Tapps Readlnger 2 Rosemary Deering Lillian Carmen Henry Busse Ore Colonlmos Bob Tinsley Janls Andre .Maxine DeShon Dorothy Wahl Willie Shore CoiigreMM Hotel (Casino) Jesse Crawford Helen Crawford Chas Carlile Bernhardt ft Q Diaz, Don, D ft D Tommy Trent Varzoa & McDowell Gay eO'o roli^en Ceovgia Lucky Lew King M ignon Inptrld Jules Novlt Oro Marion Miller Jack Elkins ilnrry'a N. T- <'ul»ar«t Chns Engles Ore Jack Irving Yvetle Tlioo Troy .Mildred Kock S Parisians ». B. H. KWIev Sis Piiimer yis Dorothy Johnston HI-HhI ' riurns ft AVhIte Soni .Shaw Vivian Prwtor l.orlH Lorraine Hotel lllntnnrch (U'nlnut Room) Kitdle V'avzos Ore l.iiflo (:»r<'ln Walker 3 CHICAGO Tho Duanos Dean Murphy Hotel - RroTOOrt Dorothy Duval Earl Smith Commodore Duo Joe Parlato Drake Hotel (Gold Coast Boom) Jack Denny Oro St. Morltz Ice Car'l Kit Klein Douglas Dufty Bobby Hearn Hotel figdewatcr Beach (Board Walk) Bernle Cummins Or Gloria Sutter H Smith Ballet Hills Circus Northway & Danlto LaVarre Bros Hotel Lnsnlle (Blue Fountain Room) Paul Sablln Oro Dorothy Miller Hotel Palmer lloiise (Einitlre Room > Eddy Duchin Oro Holland ft Hart Uruce Holden Ellen Blair Marl Lynn 4 Aristocrats 'Abbott Danuers Hotel Sliermnn (College Inn) Frankie Mnatera Or JacUlo Heller Donna Dne Ahcarn Bros Chas Carrier Hotel Stevens (Continental Rtrami Carlos Molina Uiithania ft M'lc'lni Frank Payne noa Club nilly Carr .Nora Ford 'Douts' Burns lOtt.i Reed Ford ft Barnc.i Vaclit Club Vino Rinnldn Ore Francs Willlama E'ina .Sedgwick Wlnt?y MannOne Jackson, Mills & R 885 Club Johnny Hornert The Dictatora Corlica ft Pnlnier .Mary Jane Dodd Burlesque Reviews ELTINGE, N. Y. (Continued froiiri^age 50) sloughed the Mutual wheel and that the City Fathers used in their argu- ments to limbo the burlesque classi- ftcatiot). Evanson is less offensive, but never gets a chance to be funny, either. Chick Hunter makes a personable straight, romping from one scene to the other with the comics. And that is some romping! Billie Shaw is okay in the spub assignment, work- ing in the skits and planting a couple pf sock specialties, especially the drunk dance. Miller Sisters are a fetching pair who also get over ndatly with songs and dances. Johnson Trio have blended their former vaude act into the show, giving it in three sec- tions and registering, as usual, on hoofing. Comedy bits have nearly every- thing they'd bfeen doing for years in burlesque save 'Ghost in the Pawn Shop' and 'Irish Justice,* which just couldn't be crowded in. And maybe they'll be in next week. McAllister and Fields are rowdy throughout, especially in the 'Crystal Gazer' and 'Tailor Shop' bits, Evanson and Hunter struggle valiantly with 'Life Saver' and 'Telegraph Office,' both venerable and refusing to be resusci- tated. Jal-Leta contribs a couple of dis- guised kootchers, held in, but giving a satisfactory amount of torso grind- ing. Ditto for Ruleana. These, in addition to the above-waist strip tableaus, are all there is of the girly angle reminiscent of former bur- lesque, but the unsapolioed skits probably are sufficient to satiiate ap- PHILAOELPHIA Ancliorage James Craig Manno ft .Strafford Ed Sllverglade Sally La Slsrr Johnny Graff Oro Izzy Bellls Mildred Tolls ArcMdlR Int'l Milton Kellem Oro Don Rcnnldo Oro Mayfalr Girls (8) Ed Sllverglade Izzy Bcllls Collette &. Barry Eleanor Bowers Irma Bundcl Mario -VlUanl RellevaeVStrMtford (t*lanet Room) Meyer Davis Oro Ben Frniiklln' Hotel (Corul Cute)- ' '.Vloo .raffe Orq Benny the Bum'* Deloyd McKay .Muriel Thomas Snaha LeonofC Frank Hfl 11 , Diana & D Cnmpo Cedatwiiod Inn (.Malaga. N. J.) Jack Curtis Bobby Evnna Stump & Stumpy CInrenee Mich Oro' Franky Schluth Embasny Club Lee Pcrrlns Pedro- Blanco Oro Helen Heath Warwick Sla Joyce Henry Dor6thy Deppin Helen Benton ' Evergreen Casino Henry May Oro Billy Faye Dolly Wellington Miriam Brome Ton'i Barry Kathleen May Jay King - Harry Glyn ■ ISiS I.ocust Babbles Shelby .lane Farrcr Kay La very Virginia Young Mclly Bonka Linda Ray Peanuts Stewart Swing KIngM Ore Hotel Adelphln Roof Vfncpnt Rlzzo Ore Harold Knight Oro John L'ppmann Al Bernle . Alice Dawn Robbinu Fam Vera Fern 1) ft D FItzglbb'onji Diana Ward Agnen Tolln » Texas Hoclieta Evan M Fontaine l.an)bM Tavern Larry Aleli Ore l.lltle Ruthnkeller Jack GrIfTIn Ore Dorothy Bach <«eorgt) ."^'cotti Frances Carroll .'^cnsatlon'l TItrillers Ivahn ft DePinlo eat Perry I'lerre's Manny Ln Hone Ore Gaton ft OlaIre Doris I'IcIiIh lIctMy Bain Jack King RltTi-Carlton (Crystal Room) Van Levis Oro Henry Patrick 31 Club Bill Flske Oro Blllje Brill Brooks 2 Gene Onhorne Lloyd Woods Johnny Magnan. Silver Mke Inn (Clementon) Joe MlUkopf Oro Beth Chains Carlton ft Juliette •Tanlce Thompaon-— Carr611 & Lane 20th Century Tavern Lou Lortgo Oro Hazel Harman 20th Century Co (0) Frankie Hyres Wlnstead .1 Gray & Harlow. Parrlsli Cafe Bobby Lee Oro Blanche Saunders Fats Prlmere S Parisettes Chiekle Martin Co Plocadllly Room ' <15^ Locust) •!lohh Hiimilton Ore Jackie Mablle R'beHega WllltHms Patsy Evans Fats Smith Lulu Mae Lillian Fitzgerald Cora Green Uutkin's Hathskellei Agnes Willis Helene Hart Black & Myer;i 'Zolley Ramblers Or Trank Pontl Stamp'* Cafe Jack Hutchlnaon Bella Belmont Billy .Slier Joan ft George T#a Vonne Flo Hu(ae Johnny Walsh Viking Cafe Penn Fuy Oro Jh)w Foster Evelyn Barnes Sla MeCall Harry Sweeney Geo Hnrrlgan Jack Finnev Johnny Rellly Weber's Hot Hrao (Camden) Loula Chalklh Oro Kay Miller Reed, Thrift & R Bobby Del Reo Jjernanlo de Pace Penny Spencer Instrumental 3 Hugo Klee .Sid Golden rise Hart Eldoradlnna Sunset. Inn Ace Pancoaat Ore Bctly Vallone Chubby Reed Al (lornarg Belly Scott Dun McGarrlpran Claire Rt Claire El Marple Billy Wlnaton PcH4-o<'k Gardens Sylvan Herman Ore Vorktown Tavern Billy ,Seln Ore DETKOiT BloKHoin lleutli Jfi-i-y .fohiK.on ()rc Ktlna & S Torrenre Uook-Cndlllar. Hotel <ruMlno) Ron Perry Ore Oafils Annette .NicholH ft Sylvia .Madyl.vn KInf; Josephine ('nintilifll «'h«Trlie I.azin 0(c I'lanlaHtwr— (RhythirmnlacM .t ROCCOB S Tops Earl Wdlton Ore Powliiitun VVjll Hondfrson Ore Rellly ft Bmrnctt SakR a Kavnnagh Ore Webster: Hall Hotel (Cu4:ktail Grill) Art Mooney Ore The Great Haskell r.ola & Andre petites of those who demand their burly raw. Sapoliing i$eems to have gone di.s- tinctly awry here. Somebody must have copped it, and they haven't missed it. APOLLO, N. Y. (42ND STREET, N. Y.) This former burley stand is in its third week after the sapolio process and is figured to stick, despite nut being around $6,000 weekly and con- siderably above that of the Eltinge, across the street and its only op- posish. This one took it on the chin with others on opening week, with considerable biz improvement last week and gradually mounting this week. Ann Corio, ace stripteaser before the censorial era, holds over a third week. So do most of the others, with exception of Bobby Barry, who replaced gap of Joe Morris. Miss Corio has done plenty, as she usually does, to hypo the box office and may stick indefinitely if other bookings do not-interfere. Current week's show, still cap- tioned 'Follies,' is a lavish produc- tion, colorfully costumed but not too cover-uppy on chorines and femme dancers. In motif, it looks like a gradual slide back to burlesque, not of the dirt show and peeling calibre, but more like the refined cantantas of the erstwhile Columbia wheel. The idea seems an all-arbund clicker for house and audience response. There's plenty ot past era bur- lesque formula in the blackout stanzas, sans former dirt and more effective. Ditto for the stripping, and there's plenty of it, but handled in an artistic manner that is neither offensive nor liable to bring down censorial wrath. Thanks to the showmanship of Emmett Callahan, managing director, and Allen Gil- bert, producer of the shows, who is gradually s)\bwing spark of another John Murray Anderson in the making.. Reversing the nondescript thrown together numbers, which • with addi- tional evils put burlesque on the toboggan, Gilbert in this one goes more for warm weather routines of stage pictures and ^drades, although there are a sufficient number of peppy dance routines hy the ponies to make admirable contrast. Comedy is soniewhat weak, some b^ts effec- ^e.and- othets not, but the artlBtic handling of femme unadornmeht is done with class and everything knits for good efitertainment. Spacing the glrly numbers, Mor- ton and Arthur Havel spot some food clowning on their own. Ditto lobby Barry, who hasn't cracked burlesque since Columbia circuit days, when he was teamed with Al K. Hall in Sam Scribner's 'Maids of America." Barry is . a'pint-sized ec- centric comic who fits in neatly with Bert Grant, Havels, Joey Pay, Thelma Temple and Dorotjiy. Ryan in the comedy blackouts. Barry also spot? some foolery topped with a Harry Lauder Impresh that's okay. Standout in comedy is the 'The Transformer,' with Grant as a nutty inventor, and Joey Eay as. stooge, which worked up for plenty of laughs. 'Cut Up and Bleeding,' con- scripting Pay, Havels, Grant and Misses Temple and Ryan, wherein Havels have to wrestle the nitery waiter for the check, also registers. So does 'Skin Game' and 'Song Plugger.' Ann Corio holds up neatly in three spottlngs. First in a phony inter- view bit with Havels, where she strips down to panties and brassiere, then an audience number; 'Give Me a Little Kiss,' but provides raal socko strip in 'Girl at the Brook' allegory. As the timid maiden at- tempting to cool off in a wooded brook stream, she reveals everything, lust as neatly, if not more so, than before ban of striptease. Mile. Deleys, attractive aero dancer and cortortionist, also incorporates a neat strip in her number. Jimitiy Lewis and Dorothy Ryan alternate on the warbling. Show runs practically two hours, with film shorts and candy butcher spiel spacing. Lightine, costuming and effects are distinctly Broadway- ish, especially the spectacular rhinestoned staircaise utilized in sev- eral of the numbers wherein the chorines give them plenty of abovc- the-waist eyefuls. Hardeen Into Apollo, Burly Hardeen, illusionist, will be spotted at the downtown Apollo, N. Y., week of Aug. 16 as an added attraction to the house's burley show. Deal was set by William Schilling. Hardeen is , a brother of the late Harry Houdini. Jamtt Stays in Dallas Art Jarrett is being held for an additional 10 weoks at the Inter- national Casino, Dallas. His first 10-week contract terminates Au& 21. Larry Puck of Lou Irwin's office set the deal.