Variety (Jul 1939)

Wcdnosday, July 26, 1939 VARIETY 47 F»v» IlnbPrl* Cl'o * Km" crob Forctt TIrflnIa Berdln* Dlckion M«len Kiy. • V»r» ^•1»!>, Club Madrid Cookli" Harding Or Tftft Boone, raul Hoy . earKOt Gavin ecurtor & UilBol. Clab MlliranUrHB Olto nichier Ore Club Sitliara OorJIe Bennett Ore Club TcrrI* Cordon Genarnnro Uona )Ien<l»reon Cthel Warran rhil Ktatin yathlren Kay* Dai* A Dale Jean HennrU June Hurley " Conxo Club Christine jlaylierry Jrm.-l Wasncr Yvonne Pro»(lwa» CriKlHiia UucKlier Morton Broun l«onard Oay Ora Carole* Ship Ben noe Ore "Bobble Stuart Ralph LeiTl* Fadya KiibiloB Loula Streeter Oerlaea Eaclea Billy Baer Ore Bob Garrlty Ore Oloria Oal* Hamle'a Grolt* Gua Brhley tire Vlr( Ilonman Hotel Schroeder . (Empire K««m) Bed Roberta Ore 'Uabel Uriike Karl RHlaeh'a leppi* Boch Or* Helen* Stum Walter Merhoff Marguerite UlUbl* Lareea'a Bay Ueadowa Or* I«a* RODBd V» Jimmy Ray* Or* Xea Keck LladT'a Billy Herbert Uariy lion VIotor Lot Cabin Carl Bergman Or* Miami Club Frederick* I Brurelte* Avla Kent Peggy I.ynn Pnnnle Davie Joe nio Tvonne A Rverelt Evelyn NeRbIt Ray Marten Jay A Luclll* Peggy Geary ■ Oene Emerald Johnny DaTi* Or* Modernlttle Freddy Martin Ore Captain Gregg liOn Bnche Maureen Ileany Etev* Swedia Ore Oaal* Lee Shaw Ore ■nook* Hartman Old H*M«lb«rc . Eddl* Zlpp Ore Donna I.uPau nin n* V*r* Peggy Hall Rt Clair & Piirand Kent* Morrlxnn Loula Streeter Bobbi* Kae Paria Joe Gumln Ore Kenny Kay I.lltia Ray Bill OavlUeon FlaBtalleB Clob Bert Bailey Or* Uery Webb Plantation < Drown A Lyona Hunky Brown Buddy Tenler 3 JoUorai Rendesvoa* Rob MatbeaoD Ore <}race Brown RendczveuB 11 Im Nore Sis Marge O'Brien Helen Shower Kvelyn Parr Jerry Lynn Billy Lament Reno Birr Bloke Ore Vivian llelttT nuaty Banks Ann Gregg Alma Wllllama Ilulen i.'lolre .rr»n Ffamillon Keinena Drownvlll Scaler'* George XVeld Ore Uarl* Kecky Jeeale A Viola Dorothy Hamlltoa Ring Btirdkk Roma Coatello IM Club nebe I.away Ore Teddy L'app Srhnarla Eddie Thlessen Ore liny Wick Irene Grigga Claude Parinenter Sli Point Clnb Casper Reda Ora State Cardan* Earl Rlgg Ore Iran* Suhrank Anita Allen RuBe Marl* . .Tune Herman Bddie Kuba fin Bell Betly I<pn* .loan .Tarfiuia Jack & Jill Mraed Aaoea Simeon Phlllpolt nrrt Snyder IClburIa Johnsen Billie LamenC- Siuict ClBb Eddl* AppI* Tie Top Tap Joey Feldatain Or* \<<n Lcelie Billy Gray ■ Jerry Bergen Onlenie & r.«on'da Nina Varela Virginia Ulbson Bobby Garth •Jene. A i'enni* TeiTB aad Coaatrr CiBb TInney Liveng'd Ore Iji'rry Penell Irene Burk* Helen Savng* .Joan Rnfera ^llKneii nags Gallagher Joan Harris Jun* Col* Toy'* raa* T.andlB Ore Mth * M*Hh Clab Kay Crandall Ore n'lrlh'a Fotorlstle Bill Srhweltser Ore Jark Ftier Vallle Jay Ore f Maureen Reaay Regan A Mann ITIacoBSlB Roof Pron Meeltin Ore Itiliy Beer Ore M Merrymoker Ore Tom Sheridan fappy Lewi* Aiii<i:d Oupr* Mailne Beguett* Knnher Gardeaa LyI* Stann Ore PITTSBURGH Aaeherace ■ughl* Morten Or* Uaynard Dean* 'ArllngtoB lodge Kler Morrison Ore Balcoaadea Varsity Club Ore BUI Crcea'a Scnny Burton Ore Ida lola Bill BIrken Crest Jimmy Smith Ore Eddie Jones ' June Gardner Jack Redgera Csrnevale Puppet* _' Club Carllele Sed Alltchell Ore Clnb l-arltOB i Nell Brant Dl Carnio NIta Norman Cech aad Battle Cirls Moor* Nick Parlllo Bddl* PtjtoB'a Mik* Peyton Bertha Muller El Congo King Baas Ore TonUelayo'& Lope: Urant Fog* Nick Tlrook* ?ulh Bnker Hazel Callowav Billl* McAllister E»ergreeB Cardena' GeorKe Baurcr Ore "ny Saunders fcally Palmn Sherry Lan* Hotel llcary Dale Markness Ore Hotel JacktowB Freddy Castle Ore _ Hotel RooseTelt ■Bon Aire 3 Hotel Schenley Howard Baum Ore Bum Aston Jack Rogers ' Hotel Wm Peon , (Continental Uay) Pllly Catlznna "nny Martin •'ohnnv Frits II DlLernla llallaB fiardens Etil Covsto Ore nernt* Perclla Michael Strang* Johnny Merria Dick Smith Retly Nylander I.Hr'-y A Davis Nora Lewis Kenayvrood Dick Parrle Ore Anila Itoyer Aerial Ballet Monterej Billy Springer Ore }iew PeBB Henry HIauih Ore Mai'ly Miller 'i'iiontpsen Sia 3 Wot Spots Nila Raymond Pryde & Dell NIxoa Cafe Al Marsico Ore Bob t.'arier' Thick & I.es XlMlK & Todd Maurine ft Norva Angela Dl Palma Nnt Hoase 5. Rhythmanlacs Alice Brooks Boogy-Wongy Jack Lewis y,tp Klein negi:le Dvorak AI Msrcur Jim Buchanan riae* t,ee Slielley Ore Paul Warner Viola Ammon PlasB Cafe Jimmy Peyton Ore J.ynn £ iMa^eii Oewey Moon •Mlini Chevalier Clilctjniia . Rlvlem Rarl Mellcn Ore Hhow Boat II Middleman Ore ^ente tc Ariene Sky-Vae Tommy Doinn Ore CnloB Grill Art Tagallo P'rank Natal* Mike Sandretto Ifebaler Hall Neieon Maples Ore lillly RI-zi:o Georg* Weber BUi:z Mayer West View Baron Elliott Ore Beverly Bennett Uabe nhedi-s Dick Mack Mickey Res* Billy Cover RILcliey Water Cir Willow* Rill Marshall Ore llarbara ruRh Johnny Duffy CLEVELAND Alpine VIlUc* Otto^Tburn Oro Kobblns Famlly Z Freshmen I^neite Slaters Margaret Aemnier Herman Plrcliner AtmIod Hr Barron Or« nesHle Urown 'Dielina sice noniiie LrfiVonna - Dcane ^ ThontHt l5orv;n<.'y Wayne Airway Club Troy Stnuer Oro Judy Black Cedar. Country .Club Frank Derrick Ore Monette Moore Slim XhoniQH FcOro fti DfLorp Myra Taylor Cedar. GardcDa DuUe Melvln Ore Bluomrifld ft <i StrvHinllneiV F^ue Duhe & Prlnoe Ulck MontKoniery Helen Wiles Chateao Pete Geraol Ore I^on T.eVerdle' Art Went Loon'e line College Ina Norman Brill Ore nobble Colllna J^ck Ilaynor Freddle*e Cafe Tony Emma Oro Enid Philippe Lyie Foster Eddie Barnes Texaa Rockets GoldcB Glevr Paul Slmonettl Ore Mary Lou Gladys Delmar CamlUe Gonnaet Club E Robinson Oro Harold Copeland Bill Lochmfln T.ola Walker Harry Alcy nfln 1 eery yeW Hatton'e Club Lenny Colyer Bob Armatronff Lois .Miller Rutb I'arUer Kay Kristman Mary Jane. Ilotrl AflrrtoB Sondra ft J Steele notel CleTeland Gene Brwin Oro Walt Bergen Ore Hotel Htcrllns Marty Lake Ore fixae Sliorman Joe Rose Hotel Holleodca. Rob Millar Oro Sammy Walsh I.old Kaye Top-Hatters .ludy JanlB ■ Romany Three Jack it Eddle'e Chick Williams Ariene RLce Oro Vic Corpora LIndaay'a Sky-Club Poison Gardner Rita White Pearl De Luca Monaco's Cafe WlU.ird Poll's Ore Marilyn Maynard Grant Wlluon Monnde Clnb Dunes. Boys Jiilcs OpVorzon^ Jack Webb Ohio VIII* Freddie Carlone Or Mickey Kat:t 3 Wilde Paul A Petite Darbara Loni; Pol-Mar line Benlhern Tavera Ted KInK Oro Don Ivayt StHnley Club Karyl Norman Sonny Brooks Oro Cbancl Club Tommy Barnes Ore Hertel Colllna Ethel Avery Rose Mnrc"D Konny Carr DETBOIT Book-Cadlllar Hotel <Book Casino) Loivry Clark Ore < Motor Bar) VIo Abbs Ore Cheae*TM>mbley 'The Drunkard* Marty Mouther E A FergUFon Gertrude Winer Billy Morell Hank Finney Ore Eastwood Gardens Sammy Kaye Ore Imperial Clab * Florenza Chkiulia Joyce Baker Marie MontsKue Norman PrlenC Xub Brown Oro JeffercoB Bea<>b Jark McLean Oro Val Seta Clnb t.lito Four llnivallans Neblolo'e Tevo ft Poro Freddie Maher 01 Giovanni Monty Wyitonir Ruy Carlln Oro North wood lun Dale BhAdfs fieriray Sis Kl Oota ))ea Lang George Sinlth Oro Onsis .Leonard Seel Ore 'The Drunkard* Fains Beach Amos Jarobs rrandyl Sis Rita DuVere Kendall Capa ft Co Bogash ft Bardlne Don Arden Line Eddie Rogers Oro PowatBD -Wesley Whiteh'se Ltarbara Long Winnie Hoveler GIs Sammy' Dlbert Ore Bedford Ibb Don Miller Sake Dancing Remos .Tohnny Hole . Shirley Handler Dorothy Mayo Betty Robin Don Juan Rodrico O SaB piege GladvM Delmar Pat Bloor Frank McCormack Val Ke(z On Prusnell Merle ft Earl Oro Statler Hotel (Terrace Room) Frank Gagcn Oro To-Jo Far IB! Hal Boorn Ore Walled rake CbhIbo Tommy Tucker Ore Amy Arnell ^Vefitivood GardeBs Gtcn Gray Oro Corly*e Oscar Bfllnihn Ore Siune, Allen ft S Jtnb.v Bus .linimy >lcgg Sterling RobKOD Lucille Ward Curtlft DIok Long Grc iB) Bunny Verntrr Ezrelblor Tark joe -BlUo'e Oro OfI^•a^ B.'ibroc-k smith's Div Ponies HAftpy Hour Gordle Rowen O > C) Wanda KobertKOO Madelyn NeUon f^unge rierre AI Hahn Ore H). Marigold Boyd Atklni' Ore MlBBfbota Trrrare Pat Kennedy O U3) I'aul RoRlnl Jean Monan (.'anslnos % 2) Prin'-ess Wahletka A Murray Dan (:;) ^'resident Al WXhe Ore Kenney f>pcars Shi'ldon Gray Bennett ft Crawf'd St. Paul llvtrl Stanley Love O il2) Oobby Innin Terrace Cafe Jay Mills Ore (12) Neon Blaine Siuart Kraser Vhiftn ft Lee Mills Gl'^e Club (6) B.O. FEAR RUSSE COMPOSER IN PHILLY ATLAFTIC CITY Babette* Eric Oorrea Ore Vernon & Vanort Dorothy Wood >lo ft Gloria Hart Bath and TnrC Club Frances Fay* i^arroll Sis Frances Shirley -Jeanne Xloediier Bill Brady Celebrity Club Ai.in Gnle "Ben Traccy Frances LcElie Sonny A S Dahl Andre^vs Sis Eddy Uradd Ore C'hea Pure* Gyp.sy. Nina •Jeorgelte Buddy Bryant Cllmuot Club Alice Fields <;eorge Seoul Gdythe Field* Mill* Keeley C Unberls Ore Joe Cunioralta Bobby Vftrges Club yomnd Snlly Keith Dave Fo» BOO Club Mildred Fenfnn White ft Planning Ix>ia Harprr Oene JIarvey nodrlgo & France Sammy Walklns O Harlem Club T.arrv Steele Detroit Red Myra Jolln^on. I,<il» Pf ■ pe Wily Nftrhilngale ■JI J'enn t rennctic.i ^ MINNEAPOLIS AogleMT Rdille LnRue B <3) l'enii> I'epiier Dewery •n»d' And'r-dn O ' 3) Lillian ijooi'l.ue Hotel Traymore Bill Madden Oro itUinberton'B I'ooshce feustaee l/e Hnia Nick Niokerson raddock Intern'tl Zerlia Johnny Kiliott '.Viarie Kirby Millie Harris F- Farmery Ore Carr &. Cole Paradise Cliib rharlle Johnson Or i; l.lndy Hoppers Wiia Mae Low Willie Jackson Hill Ballry Kdward SI* Koloalia Lethla Hall Bobby Ciaston Hay mend St Ford Henry Wel/,el Margaret WalUlns Billy Orlffin Kitty Murray .Mae Lewis Prenldent Hotel T.oia King Ore Itnoney ft TIniherg Theodore ft lien'ha m.sa >larrl8 R<hnuU Tavern (Crank raluinlHj's) T.ee Dartel Deno ft Lee ' 6 Yvonettes Toppers Pops ft T.eRoy Frank Hail Jen Arthur Ore Kits .llerry iio Rd Nat Ilrendwynne O I^nl* .*''herntnn AI Shcllcday and ST. Frankle Wiche. Joe rage Yvonne Bradley Wally Tlioinufiun rororfado nick Treso «d (C) .MaNine Deniars Ptilladelphia, July 25. Fir.st SympJiony of Dmitri Sho- stakovich, Soviet Russia's ace com- poser, was removed from the pro- gram of the Philadelphia Orchestra at Robin Hood Dell a short time before the concert last Thursday (20) evening because of 'protests.' Despite the implication accepted by most concert-goers, Sam Rosen- baum, Dell president (and president of WFIL). declared it was not be- cause Shostakovich is a Communist. He said it was solely because the older masters are more popular with Dell <:rowds than the modern com- posers, and crowds are what the Dell sorely needs. Rosenbaum .said he felt there wouldn't be more than. 1,000 people in the audience if the Shostakovich piece was played, and in as much as it takes 4.950 people—$1.650—to break even, the Dell finances dre in ho shape to take any. chances. While the al fresco Dell has only had four rainy nights—unusual for Philly—it's the threatening ones that are hard on the treasury be- cause the orch .Tiiist go through with the concert before only a handful of people. Saranac Lake By Bappy Benway Ruth Morris and Bill White In from Hollywood for s.mess of fish- ing at Lake Colby Camp Intermis- sion. Mannie Sowy to the Maine woods, where he will vacash at the Rudy Vallee camp. Yours truly Benway penciled In for a Frenic operation, with Dr. Warrener Woodruff as the knife thrower. Camp LaBeati on Lake Crescent prepared for the Leonard Grottes and bass are being tamed for the yearly Grotte catch. Jack Hirsch of Boston admitted into our Good Samaritan. Club. Special comment again to Bryce Lavign and his He de France orch, who daily from the Hotel iSapnac grill send and dedicate a number- to some bed-ridden members of this Actors Colony. It helps plenty. Harvey's, a nite .spot at Loon Lake, packs a wallop with an all-colored orch and revue. Dr. Ernest Adler, ex-Will Rogers medico, and Miss Lleselotte Jacob, of Germany, were made one on the lawn of the Will Morris Camp In- termission. The Misses Ida Joy and Cherry Blos.com Balaban (daughters of A. J.) were bridesmaids; Mrs. William Morris was the hostess. Harold Rodner and Herman Levine two-daying here at the Will Rogers, mitting the gang with 'How can we make things more pleasant for you all.' From Liberty, N. Y., Workman Sanatorium comes to the Will Rog- ers Dr. A. Meklenberg as the new interne medico. Mrs. Arthur Magner, Plttsfleld, Mass.; Joe Rinzler, Brooklyn; Mrs. Robert Lee, the Oliver P. Wash- burn's of N, Y.; Frances Fiddler, Plattsbu.'p. N. Y., and Mrs. Cliff Heather, Westfield, Mass., ogling the Colony. Notable comebacks are James Scclcy, Herbert Elder and Myra Blake, all Rogers-ites. About the sweetest rule that was ever put in action at the Rogers is the fact that patients are taken for a bus ric'e every Sunday. It packs a lot of mental stimulation. Write t« thoie who are III. Night Club Reviews LITTLE EVA, L. A. (Continued from page 45) hustling young fellows who built up a nice b.r. through the medium of a drive-it-yourself eslab. It'll . either prove a place to pour the profits or a complementary money maker. The chances for the latter conclusion are not so forte, as niRht clubs on the county strip go. It's'a small room, seating comfortably around 175, ergo the nut is not so weighty. The kitchen will tell the story, to Siy nothing of the place catching on with the spenders. According to those who have tried and failed in this nitery trick—and there are scads of 'em here—the fates are at work in the pantry. Smart move was to book in a name on the breakin. Nan Blakstone is popular in these parts and she'll pull for, a while, There's no such thing as a long stand for a nitery flgUre. Militating against such ah arrange- mtint are the coin layout and the fact that'specialists are none too versatile, wearing thin their routine after a few weeks. Talent setup niust run to around $1,000 a week, with Blak- stone tabbed at $500. She rates the cookies ns she's tops in her line and knows all the twi.sts to risque yodel- ing. It's a bit rough at times, but the night prowlers who infe.st the strip want their's salted down and no punches pulled. When Darryl Rogers cuts in, the crossfire is really withering. • . Bounding out on the floor from the ork is the Buddy Raye Ti-io, three deft-Angcre'd lads who kick up-a lot of music with guitar, accordion and bull Addle: Raye, brother of the films' Martha, has many of her man- nerisms and knows his strings. House band of Dick Haymes sounds too sophomoric for this clientele. It's their first cafe job and the booking is over their heads. Orchestrations arc strictly standard and laclr of season- ing is evident, Haymes takes a whack at the vocals with Carol Par- ker, both agreeably pleasant. Don- ette DeLys does her contortions on a table and. okay, but are hrr writhing gyrations entertainment? Peggy Page handles the intro's and pleads for apolaUse. Owners Negge and Mitchell ex- plain the Little Eva tag as just an idea that was different and hoped woiild catch on and be easy to re- member. Alone the walls are limned drawings of the Uncle Tom .•a'ja. Eva is nowhere evident and so far they haven't had to unleash the bloodhounds to track down cu.stom. ers. Helm. neon-lighted. He flipped a cutie at sitters, not taking too kindly to hi.s offering, with 'I know there's people out there because I can hear you breathing.' Alphonse Berg uses three models to drape his creations on in double time. It's an old vaude turn showing up-again without any new frills. Ramon and Florene are. ballroomologists of the ~ garden variety. HcIth. On the Upbeat (Continued from page 40) comies over from Lawrence Welk's outfit to take third sax. George- Rose, guitarist is out. No replace- ment for Rose yet, band getting along without guitar. Les McManls, first trumpeter with Gray Gordon, left that band last week to devote all hia time to fly- ing. He's a licensed pilot and ia striving for a commercial transport license. Van Alexander orchestra replaced Red Norvo's outfit at Murray's, Tuckahoe, New. York. Alexander's now on Steel Pier, A. C. PALOMAR, L. A. Gus Kahn and Bronsilaw Kaper cleffing .songs lor.'Guns and. Fiddles,' Miliza Kprjus starrer at Metro. Los Angeles, July 15. Herb Sc/niiier, Alphonse Berg, Ramoti Sc Florence. Lionel Kaye, Will Osborne oTch (14). This swing-ding emporium just isn't itself this week. Up on the stand there's a sweet crew and out on the wax the show runs to a vaude pattern, sans the usual line of girls. Fact alone that the dance tunes are tempered to a trot calls for a drum roll. And not such a bad idea con- sidering the muggy weather. Also gives the jive hounds a chance to cool their toot.sies. . Will Osborne's slide crew is hold- ing forth and; while mixing up the tempos, leans to the sweet and slow. It's quite a lope-off compared to the hot licks of Artie Shaw's madmen, just concluded. O.sboi ne has a good showmanly outfit and the opening night turnout, some 4,000. relished the smooth mixture. ?Ie's in for four weeks. with an option for two more. Then comes Benny Goodman and the heat's on again. Auction gag that the pavillion hit upon some weeks ago has developed into a definite click and i'.s stays in- definitely. With: Lionel Kaye, one- time magician and hoofer, presiding with the hammer'and keeping the routine in high gear for laughs, there's more fun for the sitters than participants. Sealed presents are auctioned off. Kaye never allowing the bidding to go beyond at least one-third the value o( ..the article. It's when he buys that the place is In an uproar. For instance, he offers .500. for the first pair or socks to be laid on his table. Four or five youths scramble to the floor and start unlacing. One dollar is of- fered for a man's undcr.chirt and another huck to the gal who peels the guy fii.st. A gal is given a half buck for her garter and the chap who comes up to take it off pets an- other half. - It's all done with the minimum of stooges and r?rely out of line. Turn runs about 40 minutes and is loaded with belly laughs. Kaye flips a few wi.se cracks at the contestants and otherwi.se denorts himself in showmanly fnrm. It's the best floor- attraction -the .spot has had in month.':. It's been done in the east, but a new audience gr.g out here. Rest of the show ha.c an olio flavor and is pa.ssably fair. Heib Sthriner runs his lips over si] manner' of harmonicas. Including one that is Earl Hincs signed for Blue Not* records. First pair of piano solos will be released about July. 31. Blue Notes are $1.50 discs. . Woody Herman orchestra goei into the Glenn Island Casino Aug. 24 replacing the current Glenn Miller. Herman's band current at the New York Paramount J Andrews SIstera have hooked up with the Lyn Murray orchestra for one-night dates. George Hall has rejoined his band at Palisades Park, New Jersey. Leader has been out with appendix attack. ' Dolly Dawn meanwhile batoned the band. , Clarence Fnhrman (house band at WIP, PhiUy) into Convention Hall, Cape May, N. J., for five weeks, starting Aug. 5. Vincent Lopes goes into Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio, Aug. 4. Nov7 at Claridge Hotel, Memphis. Henry Patrick, of Philly radio .sta- tions, teed off with his own six-men orchestra at the Open Door, Philly^ on Friday (21). Jimmy Dorsey will one-nigh( et Willows, Pittsburgh, Friday (28) and on Saturday Red Nichols outfit fol- lows him in for a run, replacing the Bill Marshall band. Placed by Mil- ton Fickman for Rockwell. Jack Crawford booked into We.st View Park, Pittsburgh, for two-\^eek stay starting Monday (31). Succeeds the Baron Elliott WJAS bandr r Howard Baom band and organi.st Johnny Duffy set for ball et Penn- sylvania Young Democrats conven- tion at Duquesne Garden, Pittsburgh, August 12. Jefferson Beacb cabaret-ballroom. Lake St Clair, Mich., has booked Gene Beecher's band,' July 26-30; Charlie Cartwright, and his Bradley Collegians, July 31-Aug. 3; Bill Carl- son, Aug. 4-8. Paul Decker's orchestra at Desh- ler Walli'ck Hotel, Columbus, O., re- placing Jacques Pollack.' Set for ten weeks, to be followed' by Larry Funk. Teddy Powell orchestra gets WOR- Mutual and WNEW, N. Y., wires at Donohue's, Mountain. View, New Jersey, where the. new band opened Friday (21). Ovie Alston's orchestra subs for two weeks for LoUi.s Jordan p-t Elk's Rendezvous, New York, while Jor- dan's crew Is on vacation. Al.ston gets WNEW wires. Columbus Casualty Columbu.s, July. 25. The Century-Room of the Neil House has been closed for the bal- ance of summer. Past month's biz was an all time low in history of the dine-dance spot. Tom Jones reopens his Arabian supper Club here this week after > temporary closjng following run-in with state rum board. Dale Stevens orchestra occupies the shell.