Variety (May 1939)

Wednesday, May 3. 1939 VARIETY 47 BsitI* Tkrera Alabama CorlDD* Bobby Lrona Grata LaHarr Sett7 Tbomaa BUdabrand's. Charlla Nald t Whirllne Tornad'B Norma Norton Bobby FergiiBon Queens o( Rliytbm Anna Maya Botte Uarle Fi ankle Milton Richard Bach Bobby Laa Ora Jack iTiMh's Charlea Smith TInoant Rlaio Ora Barney Zeemaa Joe B. tioma Nlcbolna Bros Ilarjorle Galnnw'rth Bvelyn Martin Hona Reed Maclovia Rnla Herb Dubrow Jimmy Blaka J Lynch Ola (12) Joe Frosetto Ore Uttia Batbakcllar Tatara Buth Wayna Al Schenk Lloyd & WIlllB Victor HURO Ore Johnny A Georca Uacdc'a Helen Maxwell Maria Clair Lena Arlsto Bucky Shore* Toung Sla ■Walt Wolford Ore Oeorge D« Alma Mazel ft ZIta Relene Sinclair Vlence Haao* Ina Leonard Cook Blllle Richmond Judy Lane Sick Oale Whirling Dervishes Branchean ft Fent'n Billy Gates Ore Open Door Bob Ridley So Mayos Cola Mein Meader ft Ridley Nanette Oro Viola Klalss Oro Parple Derby Buck Calhoun King Sis Jenn O'Nella Andy Russell Ray Allen' Oro BendWToiia Joe Kirk Pearl Wllllama Edith Delaney IVIlma Novak Pnrk ft Lane Bob Hargraves Ore Stamp'! Cafa Bert Lemlsb Oro Jack Hutchinson Johnny Walsh Bubbles Stewart Watson Sis - Shaw ft Meada Jacqueline Herman yio Barlson SllTcr f^ke Ina (Clementen) Mickey Pamllant Or Alice Lucey Florodora Sextet Jane Patterson Jx)rd ft Jania Barbara Joan Marie Holz Qeorga Reed 1300 Cafa NIoky Gained Jimmy Bronson Bin Miller Ann Elsher Margie Frame bob Frame Nan Roberts Canillle Roberts Texas Plant Twentletb Centory 4 Dancing Macunes Bobby Bernard Jean Vlckers Madeline Sherman Tommy Cullen Oro Venice Grllla Jack Rich ■7ofy Hayes Oro Babe La Tour Vlklag Cafa Blllle Callahan Joe Kearns Jerry Delmar Ore Ruasell Curtis Billy Julian Nell ft Delmar r^ulse Seymour Dick Gale Helen Brooka VUlaga Ban Bobby' Evans Jackie Miles Patsy Shaw Paul ft Paulette Buddy Lewis Alex Gray Oro IVeber'a Hot Bno (Camden) Ilea Hart. Rudy Bruder . Jules Placco Oro Helen Worthlngton Ralph Corabl Paul ft Pettit Kirk ft Lawrence O'Connor 2 ft St. C Bill Rvans Sid Golden Signer Karmlne - J ft T Bhellenh'mar Eldoradlans Yacht Clab Marlyn Maynrta Stephanie & Craig Dot Bollinger Jimmy Bailey Ada Reynolds Roberta Ramsey Patricia Robln<«in Klliy Helmllug Ore ULWADXEE AtUetIo anb Hal Munro Ore Bert PbUUp'a Fep Babler Oto ■thai Ealdal Biata Falm Oordcn Don Chlesta Oro Marilyn Foster Bloe Hoon D Davidson Oro Virginia Bosen Jay Jayson Oala Parker Caidlnal Clab Jay Burt pro Cbaten* Clab Btan Jacobsen Oro Johnny Poat Patsy Marr Marlon VInay Basel Kennedy Dow & Betty Sharon Rale Therase Rudolph Fonda ft St Clair Lord Lyon CIOTer Clab Harry Weber Ore Ruth Phillips Xva Thornton Marge Toung Eleanor Gall Jean Barley rio Radke Son Kranlcb Jason Clab Forest Virginia Grey Berdlne Dlokaon ^ Helen Kaye Vera Welsh aab HadrU Jimmy Rotaa Oro Patricia Page GIs Marguerite Claudet Paul Burkette aob Baban <leo Cerwln Ore Clab Tenia dor^on Gensohore Hona Henderson ■thel Warren Phil Keatin Kathleen Kay* Bale ft Dale Ceaga Clab Alberta Reed 3 Esquires Pearl Moss Mary Reed Leonard Gay Ore Comlea Ship Bill Davidson Oro Ben Boa Oro Ralph Lewis Bailey ft Laraarr Bert Gilbert Derlaea Eaglea Billy Baer Ore Steve Swedish Ore Mabel Drake Dorothy Dale Red Roberta Ore Gloria Gale Jimmy Da Pslma Howard Oelgcr Uomle's Grotto Qus Brhley Oro Clyde Thomas Hotel flfbreeder (Empire Room) Jay Mills Oro Bart Botsch's S*PPle Bach Oro Halene Sturn Walter Merhoff _ Laraen's Bay Meadows Orv l4>st Kannd Up Jimmy Raya Oro Ken ' Keck Undy'* Rick ft Snyder Victor Edith Rae Log Oabin Carl Bergman Ora Hlaml Clab Ann Saber Mazlne ft Clayton Helen Holme* Peggy Geary Gene Bmerald Harriet Croas Theresa Rudolph 4 Bobettes Johnny Davla Ore Oasis Marty Gray Ore Snooka Hartman Old Heidelberc Eddie ZIpp Oro Donna LuPau Allen Dunn Alma Wllllama Babe Collins Suzanne Claudia Ferris Open Door tlnaey LIveng'd Or Larry Powell Paria Gordle Bennett Ore PlaBtadoB CInb Bert Bailey Ora Mary Webb Plantation < Brown ft Lyena Myrtle Thomaa Hunky Brown Planklnton House (Red Boom) Walter LIbrace BendezToas Bob Matheson Oro Jinny Blaney Marlon Walter Marcella Paige Joan Do Lee 4 La Marra Billy Stevens Dotty Norman Grace Brown Mary Douglas Rendezvous 12 BCBO Babe Laway Jean Allen Pat Marvin Helen Allen Romona Brownwell Rose Vine Vindick Sis Jean Hamilton Harvey Lee Oro Scaler's Tony Bauer Ore Marie Kecky Jessie A Viola Dorothy Hamilton Blng Burdick Roma Coatello Schwarts Benny Ooodnmn Or Irene Griggs Tony Salerno Claude Parmenter ' Six Point blob Casper Reda Oro State Garden* Barl RIgg Ore Irene Schranfc Plo Smith Heggy Hall Verne ft Bvelyn Eleanor Rae Anita Allen nose Marie June Herman Eddie Kube SoBset Clab Eddie Apple He Top Tap Joey Feldstein Ore NaUlla ft Howard Eleanor Leonard Al Gale Betty Louis Virginia Grey Hosco Alls Al Samuals Town and Coantiv Clab Madeline Gardiner Zastro ft Wells Marty Hoff Cameo GIs Debutantes Joan Delange Johnny Little Billy Joy Irene Burke 2 Durands Dorothy Dare Tey'a Case Landls Ore Mtb ft North Clab Kay Crandell Oro Trocadero MIron Stuart Oro Jane Rubey Shntta ft Kent Dolly O'Dea Woodard, Sis Bobble Stuart Wlrth'* Fnturiatle BUI Schweltser Ore Jack Fexer Vallle Jay Oro Maureen Rosay Regan ft Mann Wlaconsin Boot Anson Weeks Ore M Merrymaker Ore NIo Harper Ore Tom Sheridan Cappy Lewis Arnold Dnpre Maxine Baguette Zonker Gardena Lyle Stann Oro CLEVELAND Alpine TUIage . Otto Thurn Ore Stalac Bros ft P Barbarlna's Poms Margaret Aemmer Herman PIrchner AvaloB Hy Barron Ore Charlie Gordon Bessie Brown Thelma Stone Airway Clob Troy Singer Oro Judy Black Cedar Oordeas ?uke Melvln Oro rlza RIch'd Montgomery Mary I(lxon Howard ft Carlta Helen WIlea Chateaa Pete GeracI Ore. Leon LeVerdle Art West ' 3 Femmea 1 Fellow College Inn Norman Brill Oro Robbie Collins Jack Raynor Freddie's Cafe Tony Emma Ore 4 Old Timers Ballard ft Rae Alzena Margie Harmon Eddie Barneti Tezaa Rocketa GoldeB Gloir PanI Slmonettl Oro Mary Lou Gladys Delmar Camilla Goarmet Clob Louis Clna Oro Gloria Glenmore Marjorle Black Hatton's Clab Lenny Colyer Bob Armatrong ' Rose-Marie Hotel Clevelaad (iene Brwln Oro Walt Bergen Oro Hotel Fenway Hall WUIard Potta Oro Battle Allen Hotel SUrlIng Marty Lake Ore Gayle Gaylord James ft Peltz ■ Hotel Hollenden Sammy Watklna Or Gus Van Crawford ft Caakey Romany 3 Hotel Statler C Hoagland Oro Jeanne Stewart Glover ft LaMaa Jaok ft Eddle'a Chick Wllllama Arlene Rice Ore Vlo Corpora Undaoy's Sky-Clob Poison Gardner. Rita White Pearl De Luca . Uonaco's Cafe Rons Pleroe Ore Marllynd Maynard Ueonda Clab Orvelle Rand Oro Ohio TUIa Freddie Carlone Or Mickey Katz Lester Colo Debs Jackson, Stone ft R 2 Canslnoa 3 Alblns Pol-Mar GIs Soalbem TaTera Ted King Ore Kirk Wood DbangI Clab Tommy Barnea Oro Hertel Colllna Ethel Avery Rose Morgan Sonny Carr niTSBUBGH Anchorage Roghle Morton Oro Maynard Deane Arllngten l«dga Art Norkus Oro Baleonadea Clyde Knight Oro Janet Lee BUI Oreea'* Paul Burton Oro Johnny Duffy Don Kayo Nick Tempo Clab Cortlsle Red Mitchell Oro Clab Petite Piccolo Pete Oro Betty Greenwood Carol Goulo Crewe ft Sumnera Dave JelTreya Cork and BetU* Jack Davis Eddie Peyton's Phil Cavezza Oro Joyce Palmer Marlon MuUer ' Hotel Henry M Centreraa Oro Conchlta Hotel Jacbtowni Freddy Castle Oro Hotel Beeeevelt Buddy Russell 8 Hotel Schenlcy Howard Baum Oro Buzz Aston Jack Regera Hotel William Pean (Cbatlerbax) Bernle Cummins Or Connie Barleau Walter Cummins Dippy Johnson (Continental Bar) Versatlllana Italian Gardena Btzl Cava to Ore Bernle Perella Michael Strange Johnny Morrla < Dick Smith Betty Nylandar Johnsons Kennywood Benny Burton Ore Rudy Gallle Ida lola Kew Fenn Emerson Gilt Oro Gall Reed Starr ft Dnnn Lowry ft Davia MIxon Cafe Al Itaralco Oro Bob Carter Martinet ft Crow Jimmy Ray Woods ft Bray Angela Dl Palma Sherry Saunders . Claire Ray GIs Nat Hoosa Boogy-Woogy Mike Zetz Harry Noaokoir George De Costa Al Mareur Jim Buchanan Pbua Cafe Jimmy Peyton Ore Adele Curtla Lynn ft Davla Dewey Moon Betty Hurst Billy Cover 1j» RoI Cblcqulta Show Beat Al Fremont Ore Leola Frazler Billy Keaton Santos ft Elvira Betty Benson Betty Co-eds (6) Webrter Ball Nelson Maplea Ore Buzzy Kounts Will Ward George Weber VnlOB Grill Art Tagello Frank. Natale OETBOIT Ambassador Bill Tracey Gabl Lesley Sam Weston Gloria Shayn Tevo ft Doro Dale Lynn Geo Altano Oro BoebrCadllUc Hotel (Boob Casino) Ben Cutler Ore Rod Drigo ft F- (Motor Bar) Peter Kent Ore Cbeae-Trambley Jimmy Gargano Or Pat McGowen Rita DuVere Margie Rush Mitchell ft Rayb'rn Commodore Clob C Costello Oro Lee De Bain Don Arden Artist Models «) Texas Tommy . Clnb Frentenao Frank Glllon Ore Vl-Mar Duo Lynn Sherrlll Gloria Miller Elaine Manzl Jay Jason Sweethearts (i) Cliff. Bell's Kaye Andre Gardner Smith Ore Imperial Clnb Boyd Senter Nub Brown Ore Neblolo Cafe l..eonard Seel Ore Arlene Whitney Ames ft VIvlenne Eddie Jacobs Frano' Reynolds Northwood Inn Zev Clay Ore Sally Jo Nelson John Hale nurna ft White Dorothy &layo Oasis June & Jerry Margie White I)l8hop ft Pal Josephine ClHinjilicll Harry Goodman Don RIcardo O^c Falm beach Amos Jai*oba Salardo 3 Dorothy ft Del Rio Marie Paul 6 Don Pablo' Oro Poi^ataB Bob Shafer Rogera Sis Phil Orogan Cameos Sammy DIbert Ore Bab* Don Harris Buddy Liester Crandyl Sis Santoro & Lorraine Eddie Farley Ore Statler Hotel (Terrace Boom) Chuck Shanks Oro George Register Al Shanks Fred Nolo . Xb-Jo Fanna Carroll ft Gorman Hal Boorn Oro lA's Mistrial (Continued from page 5) with provisions of the constitution. He identified communications from President Browne authorizing seiz- ure of the unionl He said wire was received about 1:10 ajn. March 13 and that takeover occurred about 3 a.m. He declared officers were es- corted to union headquarters by Lew C. G. Blue, liOcal 37 business repre- sentative, who unlocked the doors. Gatelee stated the deposed officers of Local 37 were not given a hearing within 24 hours as provided by the constitution because of a restraining order pending in federal court Gatelee testified that he prepared the charges against the local officers. Joseph Carpenter testified officers withdrew $10,000 in organization's funds and attempted to withdraw an additional $80,000 because they had been advised weeks before that the International was preparing to seize the union. He said they were ad- vised that William Bioff might re- turn as dictator of technicians in labor ranks. SonndlDg Strike Sentiment Deposed officers of Local 37 have been taking a secret strike vote on walkout if the producers refuse to negotiate with bargaining represen- tatives designated by the rank and file membership. .No baUot is being circulated, but members are being asked to express themselves on sub- ject directly to officers and their representa.tives. Deal has been set between pro- ducers and the Screen Set Designers calling for a 100% Guild shop. Pro- ducers will be permitted to bring in 10% of designers from outside, but workers must affiliate with SSD. Pay of senior designers is tilted from $1.46 and $1.S0 an hour to $1.70. Jtmior designers will receive $1 per hour the first year, $1.20 the second year, $1.40 the third year, with $1.70 thereafter. Contract provides for 44-hour week, with proviso that designers cannot be worked over eight hours any day without time and a half if overtime exceeds four hours In any week. Ratio of assistants and ap- prentices to senior designers is fixed at 1 to 5. Agreement Is for one year, subject to reopening at any time there is a reduction in standard hours in tiie industry. Designers negotiating committee was composed of Ed Mussa, Ed Gil- bert, Johii Gilbert, Joe Daniels, Frank Durdlo^ Bill Young, Carl An- derson, Idris Lloyd and George Bodle, business representative of the organization. A general pickup in employment in the film indusU? was reported this week by business representa- tives of various labor crafts. Most of calls were for construction work on productions scheduled to get un- der way early this month. Negotiations wiU' be resumed this week between major studio man- agers and Screen Readers Guild. The readers are Stsking for a mini- mum wage of $65 weekly. They now receive from $25 to $50 weekly. Andrini Bros. Will Join Mahoney Unit in Aussie Pittsburgh, May 2. The two Andrini brothers, one- time cocktail loimge. strollers, who have worked up a comedy musical act, sail May 10 from Vancouver for Australia, where they open a six-, month tour early next month with Will Mahoney's new vaude unit Team, which hung up long en- gagements here at the Roosevelt and William Penn . hotels, recently returned to Pitsburgh after a run at the Biltmore Bowl, Los Angeles. Boys while there also did special- ties in a couple of Spani&h-Language pictures with Tito Guizar at Para- mount Maurice-Cordoba Set . Maurice and Cordoba sail June 6 for the Savoy hotel, London, arriv- ing June 12, the very day of their opening there. Summer booking is for indef stay: Dancers are current at the Hotel Plaza, N. Y. Bands and Orchestras (Continued from page 40) Gray, Ted. Gatlnrau CC, Ottawa, Out. Grenet, Ellaeo. El Chico, NTC. Oumin, Joe, Chateau Club, Milwaukee. Haaa. Alexander. 394 W. 7Bth St., NTC. Hamilton, Bob, Majeatle B., Long Beacb, Calif. Hardy, Bob. Flamingo N., Boston. Haring, Bob, c/o R-O'K. Harper, NIc, Wisconsin Root B., Mil- waukee, Uairla. Phil, Wllahira Bowl, Loa Angels*. Hart, LltUe Joe, uld Vienna R., Cin- cinnati. Henry, Chuck, Paris Inn, L.A, Hertaeck, Ray, Biltmore H., Dayton, O. Herman, .Woody, Meadowbrook Club, Cedar Grove", N.' J. - Hill. Tiny, Melody Mill B., Cbl. HImbor, Rlchnrd, Paradise H.. NT(^ HInes, Earl. Grand Terrace, Chi. HIte, Lea. Omnr'a Dome C, V. C. Hobengarten, Carl, CBS, Chi. Holmes. Herble, Glen Echo Park B.. Wash., D.C. Hoist, Ernie, Belmont-Plaza H.. NTC. >. inB, Claude, Apollo T.. NTC. Hopkins. Len, Cbateau-Laurler U., Ot- tawa, Ont Jacobs, Howard, Wm. Morris Agency, NTC. Jarobson. Stan, Chateau Club.-Mllwauker. Jatins. Al, Pravldfnce-BIUmor* H.. Prov, Jay, Vallle, WIrtb'a Futuristic B., Mil- waukee. Joy, Jimmy, Hipp T.. B-ilto. Jurgens, Dick, Trianon B., Cbl. K Kain, Paul, Wardman Park H., Wash., D.C. Kaye, Sammy. Commodore H., NTC Kavelln, Al, Chase H., Kt. Louln. Kendls, Sonny, Stork Club, NYC. Kcnney, Mart, Vancouver 11., Vancouver, B. C. Kent, Larry, Biltmore Bowl. L. A. Kent, Peter. Book-Cadlllac 11.. Delrolt. Kerr. Jimmy, Jerry's Mandalay. N., Hol- lywood. King, Ted'iy. Soulhem Tnvom, Cleve. King Wayne, Lyric T., Indpls. King's Jesters, aarldge H.. Memphis. Kinney, Ray, Lexington H., NTC - Kogen, Harry, NBC, Cbl. . Krupa, Gene, Sherman H., ChL Kuhn. Dick. Aster H., NTC Kvale. Al. Slate-Lake T., Chi. Kyscr, Kay, H. Pennsylvania, NTC Lally, Howard, Five o'aock Club, Mlamt Lawson, Doc, c/o Rockwell Amus, Lang, Sid, Hl-Hat Club, Chicago. Le Baron, Eddie, Rainbow Room N., NTC Levant, Phil, Bismark H., Chi. Light. Enoch. Taft H.. NTC. LIvengood, TInney, Open Door N., Mil- waukee. Livingston, Jimmy, Walled Lake Casino, Detroit. Lombardo, Guy, Roosevelt R., NTC Loreh, <'arl, Rndlwion H.. Mpls. Lucas, Clyde, Beverly Hills, CC New- port, Ky. Molneck. Matty. Cafe LoMaze, H'wood. Manzanares. Jose, Colony Club, Chicago. Maples, Nelson, Webster Uall. H.. Pitts. Marsala. Joe. Hickory Houae. N.. NTC. Matshard. Jack. H. Plaza, NTC Marten, Paul, Arcadia B.. NYC Martin, Freddie, Aragon !>.. Chi. Martin. Lou. Leon ft Eddls'a N.. VTQ. Matheson, Bob, Rendeveus C, Milwaukee, Ifayaholl, Eddie, Governor Clinton U„ NTC. McCreery. H., Ambassador H., Cb\. McC^oy, Clyde, o-o Gus Ednaids, First Nafl Bank Bldg., Chi. McDonald, Billy, U. S. Grant H., Ban Diego, Calif. MoFarland Twins, De Witt Clinton II., Albany. N. T. McPartllnd, Jack, t Deuces C, Cbl. Mellen, Earl, Madura'a Uanceland,'Whit- ing, Ind. Miller, Glen, Georgetown U., Washing- ton. D. C. Mllllnder. Lucky, Slate Palace B., NTC Mllllngtnn. Rosso. Black Cat N.. NTC MInU, Herble, Oriental Gardens B., Cbl. HoJIca. Leon, EI-FatIo B., San Fran- cisco. Moore, Carl, Lowry H.. fit. Pnul, Morgan, Russ, Chez Pnree, Cbl. Munro, Hal, Athletic Club, Mllwankee. Murray, Charles, Men ParIa N., NTC. N Nagel. Harold, Pierre H., NTC. Newman, Ruby, Rainbow Itoum, NTC. Noble, J.el(hton, Rltz-Csrlton H.. Boston. Noble, Ray, c/o Wm. Morris, H'wood. Noel. Henry, 83-16 JBIh St.. Long Island City. N.T. Olman, Tel, c/e Rockwell Amua. Olsen, Geo., c/o MCA. Osborne, Will. Park Central H., NTC. Owens, Harry, St. Francis M., Ban F. Palmar, Skeeter, Seneca H., Rochester, N.T. ' Panchlto, Versailles R., NTC Parks, Bobby, r/o Itockwell Amus, Panl, Eddie, Columbia B,, Cleve., O. Pendarvls, Paul, Palace H.. San Fran- cisco. Peppers, 3, Park Central H., NTC Peyton, Jimmy, Plaza R., Pittsburgh. Ployboys. Town House Jl., L. A. Pllner ft Earl. Blsckstone If., Chi. Powell, Walter, Show Bur, iTorest Hills, NTC. Prima, Louis, Jitterbug House, Los An- geles. Ramona, Wisconsin Roof. Mllw. Itamofl. RHmnn, II. AmbHSsurtor, NT^^. Ravazxa, Carl, Rainbow Jlendezvous, San Francisco. Ravel, Don, Greenwich Village Casino, NTC. Renord, Jacques, Corosnut Grove N., Boston. Relsman, Leo. 130 W. STlh St., NTC . Rhythm Boys, Stevens H., <'hl. nicnrdo, Don, (;nsls club, iJtt. Richards, Jimmy, 400 Club, Wl>:hlta, Kann. Ilico, Don. .<<evllle R.. Bonon. Bobbins, Billy. Corvnado II.. Worcester. Mass. Roberts, BUI, Sir Franrls Drake R., San P. Roberts, Red, Devlnes Eagles B., Mil- waukee. Rodrlgo. Nana. Havana-Madrid N.. NTC Rojrers. nudfly, ToTtsys. I.. A. Roteerx. EddiP, DelveOPre II.. nfllMmore. Roland, Don, Msj-cus Daly, Beverly Hills, Calif. Rolllnl. Adrian. Belmonl-Plsza II.. NTC Romanelll, Lulgl, King Kdnaid II.,' To- ronto. Russell, Jack, Pershing B., Chi. s ■ Sanabrla. Jiisnlto. Havans-Madild, NTC .Savltt, Jan. Lln-'oln II.. NYC. S.-hult, Arthur, O'Lcary's XJiin. NTC Shanki^ Charles, Bismarck B., Cbl. Shaw, Artie, Palomar B., L, A, Shelley, Lee, Gibson H„ Clncy. Bblelds, Roy, NBC, Chi. BIssle. Noble, Paramount H.. NTC Smith, Stun, La Salle H,. Chi. South, Eddie, Blatz's Gardena, Milwaukee, Spltnlny, Phil, R. I. Ande, Prov., R. J. Biiulres, Four, Town House, H'wood. Starr. Freddy, Pork Lane H., NTC Stabile. Dick. Statler H.,- Cleve. Stoetrier, Wolly c/o FB. Straeter, Ted, Monte Carlo, NTC Straight, Charles, White City B., ChL Strong, Benny, Brown H., Loul.ivlllr. Stuart, MIron, Trocadero N„ Milwaukee. Swanson, Billy, c/o CRA. Teagarden, Jack, Roaelnnd R. NTC. Teeter, Jack, Club Terrls, Milwaukee. Thai, Plerson, Milwaukee A,C., Mllw. Thels. Henry, c/b R-O'K. Thompson, Lang, Brown-Palace R., Den- ver. Trace, Al, Sherman R., Chi. Tracy, Jack. Broadmoor CC, Dencer. Travers, Ted, Blue Meadow CC, Lex- ington, Ky. Tuckor, Warren, Mark Hopkins H., San P. Turk. Al, Royale Frolics N., Cbl. Van Gelder, Leon, Melody Club. I'nlon City, N, J. Varzos, Eddie, 88S Club. Chi. VonutI, Joe, Pla-Mor B.. K. c.. Mo. VIonI, Bud, Cardinal Club, Milwaukee. Waples. Bud, Marquette H., St. Lonla. Watklns, Sammy. Hotel Hollendi>n. Oleve. Webber, Harry, Clover Club, Milwaukee. Weber, Henry, WON, ChL Weber, Marek. NBC, Chi. Webster, Ralph, I.antz'a Menr-Go-Round, Dnytoh, 0. Weeks, Anson, Muehlebach H., K.C, Md, Weeks, Rsnny. Club Maytalr, Boston. Weems, Ted, Drake H., ChL Wclk, Lawrence, c/o PB. Whitomnn, Paul, Paramount T.. Spring- Oeld. Maes. Whitley, Jimmy, Stigamore H., Roches- ter. N. T. Wilde, Ranny, Hot Braul Ban Diego, Calif. Wilson, Teddy, Famoua Door. NTC Winston. Jack, Athens Athletic Club, Oakland, Calif. WJnton, Barry, Rainbow Grill, NTC Wlttlcb, Dories, Tar R„ Chi. Woods, Howard, Village Bam, NTC Tates, Billy, El Tlvoll Supper Club, Dal- las, Young Sterling, Stanton Beach, Ore. ZIpp, Eddie, Old Heidelberg N., waukea. Bwerling, Ruby, Bute T., NTC Tell A Yokel (Continued from page. I) they came from, and some of the boys with pants hauled up right to the tip of their shirt pockets. In other words, the yokel will come to Broadway, take a look, t^e a walk, see a show, and maybe gan- der a ciggle gal In a joint just to se« If Winchell Is easily satisfied or whether they're really lookers. Then ho can home It and 11- himself into being the life of the party by brush- ing up on the dally Broadway col- umns. Regardless of w:<ere the yoke] comes from, he will, making his first N. Y. trip, be a little rocked at his first peep at the Voltage caroming Ir spectacular designs over picture house fronts. At home the same marquee stands for years. The house name Is circled by a chaser or flash arrangement, The house billing Is fixed. Maybe there's a one-sheet board near the curb. In the better towns, there are additional lobby showcases. Art work is limited, because under pres- ent circuit operations the same art shop probably works from morning until wee hours .batting out the barest incidentals for three to five theatres. Art work which Is used ahead of smaller towii playdates Is u-:uaUy shipped out lor double du^, mayhap a bit frayed at the edges. Times Square antics—electrical, artistic, and design—will stop Mr. A. Yokel, because it's totally unlike even the key town of his territory. Electrical gigs over the side of an entire building, bltzing colors of many kinds and 8-sheet blowups summing the critical opinion of the New York press will be new. None of the small towr stunts go here. The guy who Is always billed as Arlington Brugh Ir Beatrice, Neb., is always Robert Taylor here. New York wouldn't give Alice Faye or Tony Martin a tumble until they hit, jus': because they were natives. In spite of all this elaborate bally for pictures and picture houses for the street ambler, the Broadwayite is a far greater gawkei', is more easily stopped by a corny gag, and will fall for .<ensatlonalist guff quicker than his country visitor. In short most'of those who stare with mouths open this summer at Broadway happening' will ha-e Nev.' York addresses. A. Yokel has leariied to have a good time and keep his mouth shut—until he's safe- ly home.