Variety (Nov 1939)

Wedneeday, November 22, 1939 VARIETY 47 Pi.bl.y I.ce Oro llllilcbrand S Hotrl Ad«rplils (llnnnllun Hoof) >1 Vlerra Ore (II Walton Koot) Jtarry nichman jijiiy Bruc« Tip, Tap & To* Vincent Rliio Oro Uarney Zteman )lob HuBsrll (ilnmour Cla (12) llfrb Dubrow Sally Lamiirr Helen Heath I.llllan CQrineB Marie Hollla Jimmy nialie ^•ell Fontaine Oro Herman Hyde Jam fieaalnn Hilly Kreshnier O JIni Thorp* Hotel Wbit* Way (Atro, N. J.) Joe Armatronrt. llatto ft ThercB* Allele Allen Lee Rogcra jack'* Grill* Hutu Webb Johnny Cahlll Dullour & Rene* reigy Eame* Josephine Ooyl* Jeanotte Idler Paul Kane Geo Altmlller Ore Latimer riub Lynn Sheeban Tommy Monroe Barbara Bradler Rrai'e Devlne I.ynwood Darnea Joseph Hayea Oro Lexington CtvlBO Bob Whit* rranhle Rlchardaon nurna A Burnachl Arile Nel"on- RIamour CI* Conway Sis tiinger Lynn MIk* Jaffrea Marcello Trio I.eilngton 3 Rube. Johnny A E Doo Douglteriy Oi-c Caahl* Coetello Lido Venice Danny Montgomery I.llllan Ruasell 4 Golden Gate CI* Johnny Leary Jpntbnrec Ore (larland Sis Utile RathHfcellcr. J.-I>;l(le Mill* iiayo Dixon Mualc llnll Boy* Peter Sis "W'Inlon & T)lnn Phyllis Merrill 4 Ink Spots Victor Hugo Oro Mclba MnnoA Inn Bob Ridley Edyth Sallade Frank Cunoo Oro Dlannl Rochelle Mnrjorle Bowen: Dobs & Clark Miller & Millard Dee Dnree »n' Flrcklile CaC« Andy Russell Buck Calhoun 5 Jiiyettca ' Jean O'N'elll KeiT I.ea(Ier Cnte Eddie Jarvlfl Oro .Davte ytcln#*r GIngor Lynn Open Uoor Leonard Cook* Wade A Wnd* Ethel Mnder Billy Beck Jimmy not>Fl Marie KltzimtrlRk Pnul Lynch Pon Anton Ore Peggy Martin I'cavoch Ciirdens Fylvnn Herinnn O Ann Reed ralainbo'a Kathleen May* Blllle Ucck Ross Irwin Jerry Dclinnr Oro The Rowlands He Mayos H»)ward Ileynold O Johnny Le;\ry riillndeliihluii Room Marilin Perry Karl licnny Oro ticne Clnyion Monncled Aniha'dor Daryl & Dnne • Lee Kuhn tiro Kntheiino Smith I-ynn Kirk 6 Graces I'urple Derbj Bella Belmont Ocity Mealy Mary Kltzgerald Hilly Xughes Viola Klais.7 Or* Dottle Moore Norton Bros Margie Mealy Rnlnbow Terrace (Strairotd, !■*,) l.eo ZoUo Oro .Mildred Rogers Ralph Eaatwood Red Lion Inn Al Rtrelt Ore Kitty Smith Krankle Dumoht (;ale Lee Frank Dumont Myatery Siinsom Hons* Richard Bach Joe Dougherty Al Kilbride Jack Robs Buddy Nugent RentlexTou* (llolel Senator) Slim Galllard .Southland Rhythm l-enri Williams . Slim fialllard Oro Roman Grill Bob Wilson ICatherlne Martin Stork CInb Corday & Triano ' Judy .CtunmingH I'eolila Roger* Bobbie Bornnrd Margie Smith .lean Starr l.oula Armstrong Henry Vatrick Ore Alan Gale Stamp'* Cat* Grac* Edw Gl* Bert Lemlsh Oro Morty Bnhn Nancy" Loe Grace O'llara AI Mqpre. Derby , Wilson Jack & Johnny Silver Lake Inn (Clcnienton) .Mickey Kamilant Or ileorglanna Lee Alice I.ucey Lee Vaughn Mntheros Barbara Joan Marie Holz George Rerd Lee Lamond Stephanie & Craig 20tli Century The Yvonettea Hob Shnfer ('lariiia Ellla Rita Del Rio Oionne & Laurinn Hal Thompson .Ore Venice Grille .■^handor & Margo T:inya Garth Joe Itellley T^on.a Barclay Ceo Mnrchetil Ore rinrbnra A l-'lo Lane Phyllis LaRue Viking Cafe CHIT Conrnd :i Gaylorda Jimmy Naegra Ore Ktcphanle & Craig Jcrrle V.-inc*' . Jean Van Lillian Kitzgerald Irnm I^^nn Wngon n'lieel Lorraine Wiley AI Wilson .loe OtShca mo Al Basi:»n Oro "nrlan Hale Peggy Frame M'nrn'lck Ilulrl ITcrb Hagenor Ore Wvlier's Hot Driiu (Camden) Rudy Ilruder •lules l-'l.tcco Oro ti Ambnssndnrs llernnrd d Rich ;t Olympics Irene St Clnlre .lerry McGInly Jack M051S .*^vil (^<i1den' KiKle Hart 'IVd A Julia lt;ifhs'r Klduradlans Keller .^l» Pat Sullivan M'llflun'* Joe Hough, MC H OUiirdsmcn Marion Hob Flinch c^nrlluns Gslln A T.onle Harry .lulnison Ore lico nakny Vnclit Club HeVn J>ovIe I'otty ^loore l''r;inceB Denver llul> Krandhlll Pt»IC Hoye« Harry I'.ovn Oi'C MILWAUKEE Adilrllo CiDb Hal Munro Oro Chct &. Marria iwrt riiinip'B Ethel So(4lel Don l»<ilro Ore ninfi rnim CiiuUn Edflie South Ore I^rna Lane , Cnnllnnl Club Jay Hurt Ore Clinteao iluh SUn Jarobson Ore Jol.r.ny l>oat Thphna Ward {;aurcn6 XevcJl Barney Sinrr Alftta Montcila ZanjT A ToU«1 Andre St Doiphlne Chei Turr© ^'«Uy Vnlentin* Oro Clover Club JlnK Brynd Oro fnye Hobcria •Mary Kny« CIpo Si Kuth 2 Coeds JilcU & Snyder Club I'orcht VIrRlnlft Orev Dcrdlne DlcUBon Ilelnn Knvo Wra Welsh ailcUoy Goldman Club Mailrld ^oftkle Hnrdlnp O* Artiiro A Kvclyn EUna Enrico Ellen Knye Clfii St Jltiih Sally Jo>ro Wiilly .Tohl Arnold' Sit-in K'.ny & Wally Club. MIlwiinkfRD Olio niuhter Oro Club Saliani Gordio Bennett Ore Club Tcrrla nor<l<in GoMRch Ore Aionn Ih'ndpr.ioD ICllicI Wnrren I'lill IvcaMii I>;ila & Unla Jriin Uenard Jnno llurloy Cdilh Jino ('oni;o Club Randolph & It i;hrlHtliio May berry Irina AVa^ner Y\ oiine Itrondwny Ct'I.Hlann Ilurknur Mtirton llroun Leonard- Gay Oro * <*onilrii Slilp Myron Slow.nrl Ore Kalph T.fwifl I.onia Siro^^Ler A Hen Dunn Zaxirow &. W'cUn Detlnrn F<nelra Tlob Martin StAplion S\vedl.<)h O ■ tub Ctarrlty Ore fjlorta Giile Ul.'lt A Snyder Miimlp'fi Omito Oua Urhley Oro Hotel Bcbroeder (Empire H4H>id) Phil X^vant Oro Tunir Pin Soo Garron & Bennett Karl R«rt»ch'a Willie Keller Ore Inna Brnhn lakota'a Bobby Stuart Julllanne Uesmond Billy Lamont Blue Room 3 Mildred Seelby Bernlce Barns Marie Kecky Larteo's Ray Meadowe Ore JLAftt Roond L'p .TImmy Uaye Oro Ken Keck Lindy'a Frances Parker Gloria .Fontaine Sylv'ler KtanitaHUgb Krances Parlter I'OV Cabin Carl Bergman Ore MlAml Club Roberta Baker I'atsy Halns RoHo Chrlstofor Eddie Curry Helen Kverett PeKsy Gcury Gene Emerald Johnny Davia Ore Om»\m Bert Bailey Oro SnooUs HArtman Old Heidelberg Eddie ZIpp Oro Donna LuPau Nonfe MorrlFon LouIa Srreeter Hobble Rne Tomnvy OXeal Pot!<y Mnck Sandra Lynn Ra^iVan Day Parle Joe Gumln Oro Kenny Kay Little Ray rinnklnton llooeo (Retl Room) Marlow 6ts Plantation Club Bert Bailey Oro Mury Webb PIriniailon 6 Brown & T<yonfl Hunky Brown Buddy Tenler S Jokera RendetTona Bob Mntheson Ore Orai'e Brown Rcndezvoun 12 I.a Nore SIfl Helen Shower Evelyn Parr Jerry Lynn Billy Lamont Reno BilT Blake Oro Vivian riotter UuHty Bnnka Ann GreRR Anna W'llllamfl Helen Claire Jean Hamilton Roninnn Drownvlll Hal While Bcaler'e Tony Bauer Oro Genevieve Woode Gordon Walters Jessie & Viola Blnff Uurdick Roma Cofltello Dolores Lamar Nancy O'Blen ;06 Club Bobby Maynard Or fab Horvath Teddy Capp Bchtrarts Dodo Ratchman Or Kay Wick Irene.Onega Claude Parmenter fipa Bin DavldnoD Oro Six rotiii Club Caaper Keda Oro State Gardens Earl Itlgg Oro Irene Schrank Anita Allen Eddio Kube Flo Bell Betty Lane Jean Jauuuea Jack & JtU Steuben Inn Marty HofT AI UulHckHOn . Claud Ine Hayes Strand Annes Simeon PhlllpolT Bert Snyder niburta Johnaon Blllie.Lamont SoDnet Ciub Eddie Apple Oro Tie Top Tap Joey Feldstein Ore Ken Lealle' Harriot Cross Martin A Marvel Jny Ja'non Jane. Mathews Jaclfle Greeri Town and XoDntry Club Benny Skorch Ore Lurry Powell Irene Burke Helen Savarre Jacic Karrell Eve Even nay Wencll Gail Parker Toy's Case Landlfl Oro 2eth A North CInb Kay Crandell Ore \Vlrth*s FotarUtIo Bill Schweitzer Ore JarU Fexer Vallie Jay Oro Maureen Rosay Rogan & Mann WlHConaln Roof Fran Meekin Ore M Merrymaker Ore Tom Sheriilon Cappy Lewis Arnold Dupre Maxine Beguette Lee, Leighton Zonker Gardens Lyle Stonn Oro CLEVELAin) Alpine VlUnge Oito Thurn Oro Paul & Potlit Ro<)Hlllnnu8 MnrEaret Aemm*'r Herman Pirehner Arnlon Hy Bnrron Oro Normiin PrleRt Margin White Beciy Day Thetma Sloan Alrwnj CInb Tro:P Singer Oro Judy Black Cednr Country CIu.i Sherdina Walker O Cediir Gnrdene Duke Metvln Oro Johnny Iludgins Knbian Si Morle l^ls Doppn Mli/I S: Spllzl Lillinn Young Mlt7.1 Mitchell Chateau rhlck Chnlkon Ore Itoberta Roberts Itniph Lewis lOrma Mursh Del Groy Line Collego Inn Norin:in Brill Oro Joan Grnyce Mario Keene lied Evanu I.ndy Ksther Jerry Mciigtlsohn l-'rcddle'a Cufo Tuny Kmnm Oro I'ctT }IIgKlna SpOi'lC & SpKt Mildred S: MaurU-c i:UKiin Si Christine Golden Clutr Paul Slnioncttl Ore Mury Lou Gladys Delniar Cam I lie Ifnurmet Club E Rnbinsiin Oro Dunoa lloyn JuU'fl do Vurzon Jack Webb Ifntton'e Club Fred llelkell. , , . Robbie Collins Ruth Parker- Carmen Jameson Hotol Allerton George PadcrewskI Kay Whitney Hotel Cleveland Kverett Iloaglaiid Walt Bergen Oro llolel Sterling Marty Lake Oro Gnylo tiaylord Deane Sis Hotel llollenden Sammy Waiklna O l!nri Wyto Noll & Nolan Cnppy Bwrra Boys Itomany Three ilutcl Slntler nii>hard Bone Ore l<* rax ion Joe. Betty Lee I-'rnncoH Ernst Sfini Oostcllo Jnclt & Kddlf'ff Freda MacRonaid Henry Uuberl'no Arlcne Rice Oi'c I.lndBny's Sky-Club Poluon Gnrdncr P.ita Whico Pearl De Luca .Muduco'h Cufo Wallor, Joan Brown Jpniiito Sicwart Claude Hoa;;iHnd O Ohio Villa Freddie Cartone Or Miclvcy KnI/' Sammy Walfih Shnyne & Armstr'g llumiton St, Harden Lytle Sia Soullirrn Tavern Kmll Vrtnzco IJelcne C.\ny Knnioun Poor Jcnnnn Sobnda MiiM Ohio Unit DETROIT Uoob-Ciidlllnr lintel (llmik <'iihlno) Jno Suily 1 iro Anlh»>;>y. Ail>n Si H .(^Molnr Ilur) ■ Eddie Kriiz Ore liowery Ann T.llile Ihisiul i^k: rialdwin Elton Itlia Joiinny King iCoi'fjl«w Clina I nrlislo ■Howcrjrlies' (121 Benny Itcfh Ore Blue I.anfern r.fe Walt'r't Of <:i:imiiur tMn (C) Tetnitle St -Maile l.a ('tiniparsica Ki-rnimdo »t Fair Mne Dbvlne JlCIU'O Comnmdore Club Chl'k Kennedy Fnur GrandR LIbby Lani;ford Hark Thom;i.i Ore Cnrbtnwn Taxern Karen Sloffiiny Orlando lM>t| SlH T- d Sii/.nkl Ellen Kay Jn' k Torry ni<*k llavlllnnd bd lie Hraliun Ore Fronteniio reril Lre Oro Hroiikfl 2 Uaiin^ Brtwn- Club Mdo /^oneiio Sis itfiralno Ellin Tt \as Hn'-kciM Ralph Flfthcr Ore Club Mororco Harry Jark^y KnrI Itamnicll Ore Elsie llcnniKtn Dune IinriiiiiCH fC) London Chop llounr Jolly Friars Ore I Huverno 4 Pura Reyes Larry Vin'*ent Joann Maylf-n .Mary Roberts Mnin Street Club Frank Sidney Ore Nchloln'e Barry Norton <;ollin8 St Anita Ravaye Si Margo Kay Carlln Ore Northwood Inn .Frankle Connors Jack Campbell <>rc Modie ft T.emaux Clyde- Monroe Helene Carol Oafila Lou Corslni Oro Buddy Le«-ter Starr & Maxine Lee' Fox Kay Barrett Brookq Twins Ken Conroy Palm Ueneb Lenore Martin Buck Se Campbell Shreiner 2 &. M Amos Jacobs Monnle Drake Denverettes (C) Don Pablo Ore Plantntlon Wm MeKlnney Ore Geo Gould t;iadisf« Bill NIghtlngnle Charles Bristol Kitty Murray Plan'tlon Belles (6) Town ton Lew FIdler Oro Harry Rose Jean Travers Bllllngtons Bedford Inn Don Miller Voealiana - Club Royale Danny Demelre Ore Steve Evana Parker ft Freder'ka H'wood Coeda Kurtia Marionettes Royale Steppers (.8) Saks Cliff Wlnehill Velva Nally Wesley Whitehouae Tocktall Glrla.(6) Geo Kavanagh Ore San Diego GIngerettea (4) . Dean ft Thomas Geo PresneU Al Alexander Oro Statlvr liotel <Terraoe Room) Xavler Cugat Ore Raul ft Eva. Reyes Verne's Harvey Stone Pbnna Reece Mnrna Les Hunt Healy ft Clirrord . Golden Gate 3 Whlttler Hotel (Gold Cup Room) Guy Welch Jim Deland Harry Jenkins Byron Richards Football By Dick Fishell (WHN SpoTls CommentdtOT) HIMEAFOUS AND ST. PAUL Anglcttey Eddie LaRue B (G) Arlene Gage LaVoe & De Anne Bowery Sammy Swny Ore Madame Minerva Gene ft Pat Patton Ted Brown Edith Kaye CnllMunn Jack Kane Ore ,CoDini04lore Ken Davenport Ore A. Murrtiy Dancers CorKv'* I^ren McNabb Ore Thelma Shirley Bruce P.itlerson Jimmy llegg Jackie Cornell Bert ft Percy Ctolden'ft Jean Sartell Gulden B»>ys Ore Happy Hour Cordle JQowen Ore Madelyn Joy<o Flying Reuters Drake ft Marche lounge Pierre Sev Olr.en Ore . .trnrlgold Larry Roberts Ore MliuwKota Terrace Laurence Welk Ore Manno ft Straffot-d Bob Pace Jayne Walton Jerry Burke Marion Wilklna A Murray Dancere Monte Cuthbert Post Cafe Ted Ryan Oro President Al Wehte Oro Tom Allene Sheldon Gray Joy Bennett Tiny Crawford Silver Tray Oscnr Bellman Ore Sloppy Jne*s Red Maddoek Oro Dave DcVore Terrace Caf« Geo King Ore, Hud Dowling . Billy McKny Harry Howard Don Cronin Stuart ft Lee Town & Country C Hy Aekerman Ore Dave Ackermaa Craig Buie Zephyr Bob Warner's O (8) MUGG TAK£S SHORT END VS. CONN-WRONG AGAIN By JACK PULASKI A mugc walked into Madison Square Garden and asked the odds on Friday's (17) light-heavyweight fight. Told tliat it was one to three that Pittsburgh's Billy Conn would retain the title against Jersey's Gus Lesnevitch, he helped himself to a piece of the short end. At the end of the seventh round he offered to give the wager away for free. After the 12th round it was almost any price that Billy would cop. Yet there were plenty of fans who thought the contest was close, in- cluding a mob that came across the river to root for Gus. That lad won only four rounds, according to im- partial observers, and he gained that measure of credit early in the going. He has been around for some time, but recently earned the right to challenge Conn on the grounds of a fa.st kayo of one • Dave Clark, But judged from Friday's exhibition,, l^esnevitch can hardly qualify as a contender in Conn's fistic division. There were phoney reports around that Billy looked bad in his training workouts and therefore Gus was a good thing for those who try 10 out-gue.'s the gamblers. It is true that he did not look so good in the first several se.'ssions and there were cracks to thort-cnders ■ that they were in bag .^tuff. Conn Starts Slowly, But Conn in all his Garden aippear- ances has started' slowly and that was so in the Ijesnevitch match. When he pot into boxing stride, however, Billy performed like a ma.stcr. He picked off mo.^t of his '■ opponent's blows in mid-air, which | Is the to.<:t of a boxer who knows his i stuff. Yet the Pitt.'sburgher can take i a punch, one of the reasons that I flRht fans have gone for him in a big ! way. ■There are some doubters about, Conn's ability to sock, but when the' handsome Iri.sh lad went to town in j the 13th-rotmd. it was something to i be in on. Billy poked, slashed, wal- | loped and leaned on so many .socks that the other fellow didn't know' what it wn.e all about. The blood-1 ^hir.^ty yelled for a knockout, but I that was not in the cards, for sturdy i Lesnevitch has never been punched off his pins. I Conn has bcc-n touted to be the [ next m.'in to tote the heavyweight, crown, but the chances are less j Harvard—Yale The Yales have been pathetic all year—showing no improvement from week to week. The Harvards, un- der the able tutoring of Dick Har- low, have learned their lessons well and are now clicking. Harvard will out-maneuver and out-score the Yale Bulldogs. .Colambia—Coleatc . Columbia took their worst beating of the year from Tulane. Colgate w.as knocked oft by Syracuse. Co- lumbia will find Colgate duck soup after facing that vaunted Green wave. The Iron men of Columbia will eke it out. Fenn—Cornell Penn's always dangerous because of- Frank Regan and his pitching arm. Cornell at the top of the heap must have a terrific letdown in or- der to wind up on the short end of the score. They won't, though, and it's a Cornell day. Princeton—^Navy Navy has no offense and they're a sucker for a forward pass. ' The Tigers will take to the air and sink Mississippi—Mississippi Slat*- The battle of the south, with pa.«.t records thrown out the window. Ole Miss, has the better material and ii better coached, and should win, Mlnnesot&^WisconsIn The Gophers have been inconsist- ent, while the Badgers hiive been consistently poor. Minnesota winds up its season by trouncing Wiscon- sin. MichlKan—Ohio State Michigan has Harmon, but that's all. It Penn could score as easily as they did, imagine what the Buck- eyes can do. They'll out-score Michigan 3 to 1. Indiana—Pardue Indiana has no running game, while Purdue has three all-around backs that should have a field day. The boilermakers of Purdue grab the decision. Nebraska—Oklahoma. This is a knock-em-down affair that'll be nobody's push-over. Okla- homa Is the better team and they should bounce back to top Nebraska. Probable Football Winners And Proper Odds (November 25) By DICK FISUELL GAMES WINNER Harvard—Yale Harvard ..', Columbia—Coleale Colombia Penn—Cornell , Princeton—Navy Michigan State—Temple .. Manliattan—Villanova .... Carnegie Tech—Duquesne Penn State—Pittsburgh ... T. C. U.—Rice S. M. U.—Baylor ODDS Z-1 Even Cornell ■.., 3-1 Princeton 3-1 ' Michigan SUle O-S ManhalUn 1-3 Carnegie Tech Even Pittsburgh 8-5 T. C. U. 9-5 S. M. U. 8-5 Mississippi—Mississippi Slate .... K'..lsslsslppl 8-5 Minnesota—Wisconsin Minnesota 2-1 Michigan—Ohio StaU Ohio SUte 9-5 Indiana—Purdue Purdue 8-5 -Nebraska—Oklahoma 4«t .Oklahoma 8-5 Northwestern—Iowa Northwestern 7-5 Notre Dame—V, S. C Notre Dame 5-9 Stanford—California California Even Washington—Oregon Oregon 8-5 U. C. L. A.—Oregon SUte U. C. L. A 7-5 the Navy, because the Sailors are worrying about the Army. Michigan State—Temple Temple is a good team. But they don't have the all around attack the Spartans boast of. Michigan State'^ Sophomores will wind up their sea- son in a blaze of glory by thumping Temple. Manhattan—Villanova Villanova is a tremendous favor- ite because of the accurate passing of Nick Basca. Here's the three-star special upset, as the clever Manhat- tan offense will upset Villanova. Carnegie Tech—Duquesne Duquesne is undefeated while Car- negie ha.s" been set back regularly. Duquesne is over-rated and in this grudge battle Carnegie Tech will break the Duquesne victory march. Penn Slate—Pittsburgh Penn State is powerful, but care- less. Pittsburgh will have many of their invalids back in action, there- fore Pitt must gft the eOf.e. Texas Christian—Rice Rice is all shot and not in shape. Texas Christian, with its wor.'jt rec- ord in years, should fini.sh with a flourish in downing Rice. S.M.U.—Baylor On past performance S.M.U. r.ites the favorite, but these Southwest Conference affairs are strictly a tos.sup. Despite their beating by Arkansa.s, Southern Methodi.st has enough to take the Baylor Bears. Northwestern—Iowa Iowa's been playing inspired foot- ball and has gotten every possible I break. They're battered and bruised I and injury-riddled, so Northwestern I should finally wake up and give the Hawk-eyes a trimming. ' Notre Dame—V. S. C. Don't wake me up—let me dream, because Notre Dame is finally ^n underdog. Southern Cal. a 9 to 5 favorite goes Into South Bend in an optimistic mood. Nobody rates a favorite over the Irish, because their talent equals any in the country. . Notre Dame has been pointing to this I one and I believe they'll up.sct the applecart and beat Southern Cal. Stanford—California Two mediocre elevens, with Stan- ford having nothing on the ball and dissension in the ranks. California gets one of its few victories in turn- ing back Stanford, Washington—Oregon Oregon is more potent and have a psychological advantage, therefore, in a close affair, they should come home a winner. U.C.L.A.—Oregon State Here are two good teams and much scoring should be done. We look for the colored boys of U.C.L.A. i to.hand State a whitewashing. likely than heretofore. The boy came in at 171'2 pounds, which indi- cates that he may nut put on the extra weight that, a contender against Joe Louis should have. He- i.s' much like Tommy Louyhran in that he cannpt climb into the heft of the heavies. Similarly, too. he has a great left hand, but he hits harder than could Loughrun. There is a ton of coin for Billy regardless, for he puts on a good •shov/. Next card for tlie Garden is dated for Dec. 1. when Henry Arm- strong and Lew Ambers araue it out again. Mike Jacobs is going in for action bouts and lhal'.<: the right idea. Det. Burley Spot Opens Detroit, Nov. 21, Burley shows three tirnes daily, with new shows every Friday, is the change of policy installed at the Na- tional. Opened Friday il7; with 'Artists and Models,' featuring Rose LaRose, stripper, Al Schcnrk, night club comic making burley Ocbiit, Billy Ainsley; tramp comic; Murray Briscoe, Ed DeVelde, Carl Addi.son, Jean Carter, Reggie Duvan and chorus (16). House becomes Detroit unit on Hirst Circuit now covering 12 cilif.s.