Variety (Mar 1942)

Wednesdaj* March 11, 1942 65 Bills Next Week sContiimd from page 48| Kaye tt Qns* McNally Sis lieory Pitrlok McUollla Sis ' Fi-anliy SoUatb 3 I'eppera Khlladalpbta Hotel MnrciD Uoyd Uoro & Youey Iiiabtlle Johnson . nick Whoxtan Oro ' Blta Cariton Howard Lantn Oro nomaii GtiUo Al Copron' Oro Newton & Newton Imbe L«Tour }«an Uorton GJorlo Sals" Beadecvaai (Hotel Senator) Internationals (3) Ijoale St Boya ' Sam'a Cufe Joan Maurey J^ouise Ayera Bella Belmont Jue Jovlnelly JoAnny Reno ■ I KloB'a Rbythro SUver Lalca Inn Col Geo Tleofl Arlette Adolre OliarleH "ilargo Alice I^ueey Di^chess & Herman Kranl< Hassel Oro 6tnmp*B Clianc; L<ee Jack Suangler Dolly RaonI Ola Ltonnle Vale Helen Jerrlco Snn Bay Oordena l^lUlan Stewart Dashlngton Jcane & Anthony Dawn Lovely Beatrice & Danny Aftnes WllIU Don Anton Oro 60tb St. Batlukaller Ray Stevena Billy Adams Victoria Splvely Billy Atkinson ' Uaouara aalr PhlUpls Blton Brown Gene Carney Tony Bennett Ore Biraii dob Vincent Rlzzo Oro Jackie lios ; . Kay fiamllton Uarty Bobn Blstona Bheldona ' EOtb Century 3 Peppers Kenny Sbafter <3) Sally Im, Uar Blanche Saunders . A Strohman (3) Tanlca Orlll Nick Vnrallo Oro Oscar O'Neill Bddle Oalbreth Zola Oray Dolores- lioorell IVarwlck Hotel Roy Morton Oro tteber's Itof Bran Camden Jack Moss Tonl Setfovlas Accordlonalres Trlxle Tru & Trudy Dave Pleriion Pen-Bannerman , Jules Klacco's Oro Syd Golden. Kaths'r Bldoradlana Wilson's Joe Houffh ■ Art Mathues Betty Roam Qerard Beam . Carol Joyce Norma Krleqcr Catherine WolIT GIs Geo Uaquet Ore Xaclii CInb. Harry Holly Jean Ware Joan Coraz plane Collier Victor Nelson Oro Al Gold BUI LeRoy Oro BqnlrTel Coop Tiny MUler Joey Reynolds Dale Borknsss Buddy Walsh Sddle Miller Trelon Billy Tates Ore Xacht Clab H Middleman Oro Bobby Flnkus Ruth Foster Sid Gold Harriet Lane .pinger Dulow lOS Bond Bos Pete Snyder BlUy Snytfse. Peggy OoodwlB George Tlbhlea Ore Al Stone Billy LanMn Bu of Hnala Ann Trlola Felix de CoU Roger Roland Ken Stevena. Dick Wlna)ow Ore- BUtmoia Bewi Ruth Craven Donald Movla Hurley * Radtordy Larry Stewart . Fetch & DeauTlUe . Paul Wlnchell Phil Harris Ore Caam MaMBs Kitty Kallen Clint Garvin - Jimmy MoPartlond Paul ColUna Jack Teagarden Oro Cooooaat Oreva Bklnnay Bnnla Ora Carmen* - Earl CanoU. The Debonaira W West * McGlnty Dick A Dotty Remy Gall Gall Willis West. Jr Alee Morlson Xjl Vonn Moyer Rue Willis Xorlne Howell Beryl Wallace Sc Clair * Day Mare Ballero Bill Brady Michel OrtlE Bd Ilanny Strand Oro Florentine Garden NJT.G. Prof Lambertle Murtah Sis Vera Sloans Fred Scott Kay Maylleld Sugar Gelse Oxzle Nelson Ora Cliorlle Foy'a Clnb Charley Foy Johnny Howard Lee Wiley Danny Beck Red Stanley Oro Grace Hayes Lodge George Uoyd - Peter Ltnd Hayes Iiauty Healy Jack MaJone Ineolto Tea Jim Lewis Lone Star Cowboys Hollywood Tropics Mariqnita & Poncho Moxine Lewis Paul Neighbors Ore Dtok Tbomas Hoaae or Hnrphr Bob Hnrphy »^'^t«.' Welssner .Beth Reynolds . Ftankle Gallsgher UtUe Troe Lena Home PhU Moore (4) NIok Draper Ore Ma cam bo Cate Ptail Ohman's Oro' Palladinm Claude Thol-nblll Or Pirates lien Henry Grant Casey Thompson African Jungle D Jack Gardner Helen Golden Nick Cochrane Ore Seven Beaa Benny Kaha Puananl Mathews Princess Luana Chlet Sautlnl Stanley Wheeler Charlie Openul Gary Spear Oro Slapsy Unxlea Allegro Ben Blue Johnny Morgan Maxlne Marshall Benny Leasy FattI Moore Sam Lewis Jerry Bergen Joe Flumor Ore Streets of Paris Charlotte Morey ' Wliigy Manone Ore Bnannee Inn. She^ton Brooks. Jr Loumel Morgan 8 Trianon Bob Crosby Ore Tioovllle Jack Bsekraan Dorothy Dandrldge Art Crlppen Oro FinSBTIBfiH AneboiBce Maynord Dean Ora Arilnctoa Ledsv Phn^Caveua Oro June Gardner Fran Rago nalnonafleg Babg Jeltrey A Frltsohe Oro BUI Oreen'e Herblo Kay Ore Loralne Daly Ben Fumeli ' Arnle Laddell. Bloe Bldge~Iu Lou Lucky Ora Benny Aostln Harry Manning Cornell Cooper Sylvia Starr Uoogle-Weogle Ctab Boog Sherman Maile Simon Harry Coraorada Joey Klein Buddy Blaine J Comorada aab Petite Piccolo Fete Ore Pattl Gene Donovans Blllle Valerie Skip Nelson Cork and Bottle Nelson Maples Colonial Art Farrar Ora Eddie Peyton's Kenny Clark Ora U Club Lyda Rodndk >lo4 Tarshta Pat McCauley Hotel Port Pitt Een Bailer' Oro jobnnr Mitchell Hany Walton Jeaale Wbeatley Hotel HeuT- (HUver OtUf> Doratby Hatthrwa Bacorta (Ooy M'a) rerotfayNesblU kotel 7tb Avenne Dave' Glfford Swinging. Strings Hotel Booieveli Joe Tan flam Bari '^^ Joe PetraselU John Bongnldl Hotel. Behealey Billy Binds Oro . Joy Llnd Betel Wm Pens . (Chatterbox) Samniy Wstklns Ore Glean Sterling (Continental Bar) Frank Andrlnl 4 Heny-Oo-Boand Howdy Banm Ore Vew Bnicreet Bddla Welts Ore Gerry Richards . Nixon Care Al Merlsco Oro Bob Carter Knight Sis KretloT^ Dana Orcliaid Inn Rndy Gale Ore Oasis ChoiUs Laun Orr ' -■ • Flnea"' Don Rutter Shirley Heller Shy-Voe Tommy Carlyn Oro Bette Smiley Union GrlU Sammy Waltara Frank 'Natale Mike Sandratto TUIa Madrid Btzl Covato Ora Mark Lane Michael Strange Key Taylor Jean Fmncia Jerry Grey Netha DeCniz BOSTON BeAcHconiber Harry Morrlsaey Ore Chico Simone Ore Carol .'Dennlson I^oulse Borday Jack & Loriialne Beach-charmera (t) 'bllnstrub'a Peter Hodge Ore Boyd Heathen Louise Lorraine Lee Juvellys Bryant, Rnlnes & Y Clnb Mnytair Ranny Weelta Oro Nick Jerrci Ore Belle Snkcr , Bob Williams Red Dust Del RloB Claire Francis Bo.ots McKenna Rev Clnb Vanity Fnir Al Dlckerman Ore Madel'e Harrington Stella Ray Cocoiinut Grove 'Mickey Alpcrt Oro Don Rico Ore Buster Kolm Rev ' Billy Pnlne . Marianne Francis Evelyn Martin Stapletons Sander Glanz Lou Perry (.Melody l.«unce) Gertrnde Woodeum Herb Lewis - Copley Ploxa (Slieruton Room) Ruby Newman Oro Dorothy Lewis Ted Cole Lucille LaMnrr ~ (Merry-Go-Roond) Mark Gilbert I (Topley Sqoan Hotel Al DeForreat Arthur Ward Crawford House Freddy Rubin Ora Crawfordettes Sally Keith Vera Lament York A Tracy Bobby Bernard Marya Breeo Fox C Houads Milton George Oro (Bbnroba Caslao Room) 'Yvonne Ad&Ir Jose Mona Barron Lynn GIs Charles Wolk Oro- m-Hat Fete Herman Oro Frank Petty Hotel Bndford - (CIrcns Boom) Jack -Davis Lucille & J Moloney Hotel Brunswick (Bemnda Terrace) Hazel Bruce Allan Lane Charlie Bamet Ore Hotel Bssex Ken Travere Ore Jack Manning Ore Billy. Kelly .\da Marova Bill Groin VI n Daley JoAn Monti Sally Harris Hotel l.enox Bob Hardy Oro Kay Xvers- Hotel 'Minerva Bunny McVey Ore Barbara Douglass - Hotel Somerset (BoUnese Room) Adrlenne Roily Rolls Harry Marohard O Hotel Statlar ° (Terrace Room) Leighton Noble Oro (Coie Rooga) Saivy Cavlcchio Ore- Hotel Vendome (Fife A Drum Bm) Oscar Elgart Oro Jolene Victory » Terry Pepin International Cafe Ted Crowley Oro Norman Bolster Jan Stalling George Allen Billy Hunt Ken Club Farren Bros Oro Rues Howard ' Jerry '& Lillian Lotbi Qnorter Anthony Bruno Ore Khumbollors Oro Ramon Navarro Darrell MacArthurs Ambassadorettes Miller Bros & Lol G Bernard Dancers (Lonnga Bar) Hum & Strum Bscodero ft La Plata - Miami Grove Jimmy McBale Ore Lonnle FItz Tom Chales Ella May Waters Phillips A Breen Charlea Homer Oeorglns Stevens Arthur Martel Bio Casino George Harris Ora Benny Droban Helen Carrol Frltzl Schsft Harold & Lawlor Adrlenne Parker Buster Kelm Rev (Garden Lonnge) MoT'* F DearboB Seven Seas Bstrelllta LaRoche A Reina Buccaneers 7 Seas Hawnllans O 'Stenben'a (Vienna Boom) Lew Conrad Oro . Artlnl Sc Consuelo Ada Gonzales Trio Dorothy Deerlng Doris Abbott Jimmy Marr , The Cave , Don DlBona Ora J.tck Fisher Tamara Dorlva Blvez Cortes Jimmy Marr Artlnl A Consnelo PIr-ettes (E) Tic-Toe . Lionel Hampton O Joe NevUes Ore Durante . Howard Fuller A BIp Tramont Plnsa Duke Lorenzo Ore CLEVELAHD Alpine VllUge Hubert Castle Morlarty A Dell Dare & Corda Del Kay Willie Matthias Ore Dob Copter Eldorado Club Jim MacKenzle Ore Fraddle's Cafe Bums A White Beth O'Malley Roy Rodger Sharon Lynn Line Herb Ross Ore Goormet Club Royal Hawollana O Jules A Webb Hotel Anerton Joa Baldi Oro Hotel Carter Tblxlon Snrsngar Charles Wick Ore 3arbara Parks Hotel Cleveland Art Jsrret Ore Hotel Fenway Hall Kenneth Rasmussan Poison Gardner Coca-Ill Hotel HoUendoB Peter HIgglns Marianne . VIckl Nevada Bill McCune Orr. Hotel Stiitler Clint Noble Oro La CongB Clnb Freddie Carlone Orr LIudsay's Skybar Cats A Fiddle Ray Raysor Sue Sanders Hal Simpson Monaco's Cafe Blaine, Blaine Bond Frano Reynolda Manny Landers Ore Bcsal Clnb Duoky Malvln Ora 1700 Clnb Joey Bishop Roberta Bvelyn Scott Hal Hall Bollle LaVella Don Walsh Ore DETBorr Beoh-Cadlllao Hotel (Boob CaslBo> Meta Statider Frank Gagen Ore (Slotor Bar) Dick Rock Bowery Terry lawlor Oulll Quill Burns A Nash Carl Ford Don Ardon Dane Johnny King Charlie Carlisle Benny Resh Oro Casanova Jessica Garwood Dolores LeMonta - Ann IjeVelle Tucker A Tremalne- Florenza Wm Hewitt Lea Walters Ore Clab Congo Calloway Club Rev Ijirry Steele Margaret Watklns Blllle Holiday Bob Parrlsh Congo Oro Earl Dancer Anise A Aland Paul, Slim A Eddie Honl Coles Calloway Dane (t) Corbtown lavera Don Harris Hart A Allison Panchlta Villa - Phil Sklllman Orr Frontier Banoli Denny McCurtIn Phil A Yvonne Stackle A Paul Rancheros Oro Irv.lng Specter Grand Tetraoe^ Gloria Parkar Orr Earl Parchman Haymorhet June Bldrldgo CUirlotta A Meyen Rosa Thurston Leo (3asca Phelps A Cnllenblne Chsrmettea Oro Bond'* Sun Vol Seranaders London Chop Uonse MarloA Stanfletd Connie Barleaa ~ Chot Everhart Ruby Oro Clab Uaytair Marty Joyce Carol Crane Mervin Jensen. Dorothy Gerron Phil Olson Oro Mickey's Blliy Meagher Charles A R Jenkins La Temple Ray Vincent Dolores Lament MlckeyettOB Joe Banket Oro Neblolo'a Fay A Andra Johnny Policy X,agkey Sis Clem Hawkins Leonard Seel Ore NortUwood Inn Dale Rhodes Theresa Rudolph Don Amato ftny Carl In Oro Oldo IVa}-ne Clab Rafael de Lao Ore Jack London Palm Bench Pat Patterson The Stonns Gardner Ols- Mqnnle Drake Don Pablo Oro Pehobscot Clnb Patricia Willis Diane Dale Pam'^la Drltton Guy Wolch Ore Hack's Bedford Inn Mao UcGrsw Oro Boyala BvOrett West Sibyl Bowan Brucetta Prof Backwards M Faber GIs Ayleno Mason Skeoter Palmer Ore Statler Hole] Pancho- Ore Suka Rilloir, Mur^an'-'A L Harvey Stono Jack O'Nell Pauline Parks GIs' Sural Orano -V : I,e.opar(l.'Seel Oro . ... .iSan .... Gerie^ Bmorald Oleiln' Dale ' Tha.^vBordons. ■ Dotty Sloao <ai(r AVvIn Al Alexander Oro ' Stevodora Good & (jopdy Great Solgfreld Eddy Shepherd Jack Thomos uro The Tronlcr Merritt Lamb Oro V Varnes- Carl Denny Kelso & Shirley Vlckl Leiiler June Wren Jack Nelson Ore . WliUder Hotel ' ((jnld Cub Boom) Herman -Pine Wonder ilnr Madelon Baker Manuel Lopez Oro Sammy Dlhori Ora EOO Club Dale Rhodes Dl Giovanni Good -A Goody Dottle Ard Jean Moore Joy A Juanlta . Delia' A Drlgo Horace Hoock Ore Priorities-Fairs sCoDtliiiied from pace Is have ruled out machines, farm im- plements, etc. and lack of railroad facilities prevents movement of cattle. Outdoor'Congress, combination of carnivals, circuses, concessionaires and outdoor attraction boolcers, is worried over lack of attendance at State Fairs, lack ol appropriations from various states for Fairs, ..con- fiscation of flat-cars and death of cheap labor. Showmen's Lea^e of America, composed of members ftom these two organizations, met for 'me spring dinner and dance. Carl Sedlmyer was elected presi- dent of the CSC. Army Cancels All Calif. Fairs Hollywood, March 10. - Military stress on the 'West Coast caused th^ shutdown of the Cali- fornia ' State Fair at Sacramentor and all the other fairs in the war zone, including the National Orange' Show at San Bernardino, highest £pot In the citrus fruit Industry, and the Pomona Exposition, generally con- ceded to be the world'5 greatest county fair. Governor Olson turned over the lease. on the State Fair grounds to Lieut Gen. John L. DeWltt, who de- clared the territory an Integral part of the defense program, not to be used for "amusement purposes. Other fairgrounds have cancelled their autumn shows under the regu- lations restricting large crowds in the defense zone. Rules caused financial grief to a number of carnival and other out- door Show people who had been fig- uring on two fat weelcs in Sacra-, mento and other profitable time at the various county fairs. Band Boolcings -Continued from page 40^ Wajrcross, Ga.; 22, Frazler's Park, Auburn, Ga.; 23, Aud, Macon; 24, Palmetto Park, Augusta; 29, Memo- rial Aud., Raleigh, N. C. Bobby Byrne, 13, City Aud., Ports- mouth, 'Va.; 14, Princeton U, Prince- ton, N. J.; IS, Rltz B., Bridgeport, Conn. . Cab Calloway, M^rch 20, Ohio U., Athens; 21, Indiana U., Bloomington; 23, Grestone B,.Detroit; 2$, Aud,, Columbus, O.; 27:ApriI- 2, Colonial theatre, Dayton, O. WUI Osborne, March 20-21, U. of Missouri, Columbia; 24, O^heiim theatre, Marlon, III.; 25, Illinois thea- tre, Jacksonville, HI.; 26, State thea tre, Logansport, Ind.; 18, C:ollseuin, EvansvUIe Ind.; 29, New Moon thea- tre, Logansport, Ind.; 28, Coliseum, atre, Kokomo; 2-22, Brunswick hotel, Boston. . CharUe Splvak, March 27-28, VPI, Blacksburg, Va.; 29, Kelth-Albee ttieatre, Huntington, W. Va.; 31, East Carolina Teacher's C, Greenville, S. C;; AprU 2-8, Hipp theatre, Balto. McFarland Twins, March 21 ,Wal- dorf hotel, New York; 22, Ritz B, Bridgeport, Conn. Bob Strong; March 14. Inter-Fra- temity Ball, University of Wisconsin, Madison (Wis.). Wmchell-Cissy Patterson sContlnned from pace 3; ured, could probably take PM out of the red and P'Jt it on a paying basis. His colum-ji Is variously es- timated by circulation experts as be- ing good for £he sale 61 from 100,000 to 200,000 papers daily in New York. PMl.Jiow ha^ around 120,000 circulST tion.atid needs 200,000 to break .eVen. Chicago Sun Syndicate, might ban-, die the column even if Wihch^ll ..decided to remain 'In the Mirror' In New York.) A Posy for Lyons Columnist declared he wouldn't consider the -Post unless guaranteed that Its present Broadway para- grapher, Leonard Lyons, would not be removed-. Winchell recalled that he invented 'The Lyons Den' slug which heads the column and is per- sonally fond of 'the kid' because he is the single such writer who does not try to ape WincheU, He has had numerous discussions over- the years with Capt. Joseph Medill Patterson, publisher of the •New-York News, Winchell said, and was very interested in going with that' paper' ^fter: Hearst teletyped editors: Watch Winchell/ he's get- ting dangerous and careless.' How- ever, Capt Patterson's reported kill- ing of ah Ed Sullivan column a few months ago lambasting the isola- tionist Clark Senate investigation into anti-'Na^l films, Winchell said, tipped him off -that the News was not the place for him. Hell deflhit^ refuse to ren^w with King features when his con- tract expires next Nov. 14, he' said, if the Washington Times-Herald Is stlU on the client list for the column at that time. If that's the only way for him to get rid of the T-H, he'll take it, he asserted.- T-H pact with- KFS runs until 1045 and Winchell said he . sees no w^y for the syndi- cate to get'out of it although It has promised to try. He pointed out that when KFS comics were Bold to the Washington Post some years ago, when the contract with the T-H .was about to expire, Mrs. Patterson brought suit and won. Pearson and Allen'.s Gripe WincheU has been feuding with Mrs. Patterson because of orders which led to . the 'On Broadway* column beigg heavily slashed, hid- den among the classified ads, and, for ■ while, being used only three days a week. Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen have complained of similar treatment to their 'Washing- ton Merry-Go-Round' (United .Fea- tures) and; at the expiration of its contract on Aug. 6, it 'wUl go t(>. Eu- gene Meyer's Post Winchell -would also like to be in the Post, he said. He claims Mrs. Pattersmt objects to his attacks on pro-Axis j)ersoDali- ties. Another reason for wishing to shake loose from Mrs. Patterson, Winchell said, is an alleged personal remark she jnade about him. She also demanded that "you stop trying to mold public opinion, with your <blankety blank) showmanship. And stop looking for Nazis under the bed.' 'And finding them,' Winchell retorted; Mrs. PattersoA also Widely expressed the wish, he said, that he be sent to active Naval du^ oA a destroyer which wotdd then be sunk. Following criticism In Congress of his part-time duty without pay as a lieutenant-commander In Navy pub- lic relations, Winchell went to Washington last week to renew his oiler to accept active duty. He said he was told by bis admiral: ' 'Go on home cmd continue to do what yoU' have been doing for -the time being.' Aside from his column, WincheU had been working night and day for weelcs on last nlgbfs show at Madi- son Square. Garden for the Nwy Relief Fund. Fund, through hit efforts, will receive more than $135,-. 000 from the show and contributions. In Ills battie with Mrs. Patterson, WincheU atteitipted to take a paid ad in the tab Wafhingon News last week 'to state his siile. Paper' ac- cepted it and then refused to print it; however. It read: 'Attention Mr. and Mrs. Washing- ton, D. C. A certain Washington newspaper, whose Initials are the Washington T-H, omits considerable material from the coltnnn I write for King Features Syndicate. The omis- sions are usuaUy about certain so- called Americans, pro-Nazis and pro-Japs. And so. it is suggested that if you want to read the drivel as It appears originally, pl^e .pur- chase the New York Daily Mirror, for -jrhlcb I expressly waste paper and printers Ins.. . .' . '■Your New York Correspondent •Walter Winchell.* 'On . Broadway'. apxieara in about 200 dailj; ah^'.l^inday' papers.' Inr eluding weeklies.serviced -with tbs column in boiler plate form by Wesr.- tern Newspaper Union, it .S[ppeara in 855 papers. On-tlie sContlnned -lipbeat f ro^ page iu^^^JJ Zimmerman in Joe Ferrente's chair, and '.Johnny Carroll, ,from Riiby^ Newman, supplanting Neil Hefti," who will confine himself solely to. arranging for Bamet together with Bob Burnett, who also d^Opi>ed trumpeting.' CUS Leeman returned' to the band, replacing a-series of seven drummers, . Gny Landls and his JoUy Friars in the Victorian Rootn at the HIU- crest Hotel, Toledo.. norold Mooney gave 'up .piano, playing with Bob AUen to devote full time to arranging. Replaced by Frank Co wen. formerly with Artie. Shaw. Bobby Boms, road manager wlth- Charlie Spivak and before that with. Tommy Dorsey, readying aflillrs for*' Army induction. Larry Thornton, former singer .-nd for past twp year;; m;^ger of. Dreamworld, nitoy in Sdtuate, Mass., has Joined .the Navy, Tommy Oarlyn returned to' Sky Vue, Pittsburgh. Adding' Bett« SmUey, WCAE songstress, as vocal' ist. Buddy SUffmui^.'' altOi taXy to' Benny Goodman from FranUe Mas- ters. Bruce- Russell replaces with Masters, The Almansw (7) hBve.be«Q slgn^ for Decca recordings.- They.'re-cur>.. renUy on. the This Is WW proi- Marlon- Francis left Mickey Air pert's band to rejoin her former bots, Frankie Masters, as vocalldt Ina Bay HnUon recelvedi'bad. news from Eddie .Zantfy's' drajQ;' board,. while at Stanley theatre, Plttsbutili» last-week. Zandy's her tnuiipet ace. Howdy Banm band Into M^n^-Qo. Round. Pittsburgh, fbr two weelr*. succeeding Gary I«e outfit. Herble Kay oriob openied two-wd«k engagement atJBUI Green's, Pitts- burgh, Monday .(9), replacing Clyde Knight outfit . Oeo'rfle Avid took out license to wed Maiy TUlllr, Earl CarroU Vani- ties', looker ln° New York, last week. I Mai Mary Boland Walks Contbwd —— Boland walked due to 'Ulnets/ Mlss; AngUn went to Chicago, Tuesday (10), but may not enter the cast tm- tU Monday (10), when thb show reaches Boston. Before "The Rivals' left the Shu- bert, N. Y., after a. curtaUed *n- gagement, GuUtf offlcei .«dced Bfisfe Boland about going on tour. She was told that the'show -would other- wise close and she replied that she tlld not want to bq responsible for putting the other players out of Joltt. Her change of mind so soon after the show left N. Y. was therefore a Jolt to the Guild. Longest suspension banded oiit by Equity was to the late Jeanne Eagels, whose over-Indulgence in Champagne forced 'Her 'Cardboard LovetT to dose in MUwaukee in 1SZ7. She waa barred'from legit engagements for .18 months, -but could appear elsewheie. Miss Eagels died In 1929. - Coast Versions-Differ Hollywood, Mai'oh 10. Story given out by Henry Rogers, press agent for Mary Boland, that the actress was coining here to make a picture brought a fast denial by Sam Jaffe, her agent He admitted he's working on a deal at Warners for the actress, but that It would not be effective untU Bhe recovered from her lUness. Rogers declined to elaborate on Mm statement that It was his understand' - ing she left the show to resume her.> picture work,