Variety (Oct 1948)

Wednceday, October 18, 1948 47 Night Club Reviews Harem, IV. Y. Piroska, WoUj/ Wnnger Girls, ni>\aae, Moroccans (4), ungcr Twins with Mclodears (6) and Al SiVattl. Kod Alexander, AX White. Marcii Leigfiton. Red Buttons, Charles Blackmm Ore?)., Dowe Rob- erts; $2.50 minimum, " Nat Hariris has taken a terrific chance reopening the Harem with the current bill of comparatively no-name value, and it'll require an eaually terrif .job of exploitation to operate on that basis. When once the customers are inside there's enough entertainment to tatisfy most tastes; but the idea, first, is to get 'em Inside! The talent outlay is headed by i» young comedian who's been around for years, despite his com- parative youth'. That would be Bed Buttons, who's played bur- lesque, smaller cates and more re- cently has clicked in Broadway musicomedy. The Harem is prob- ably his biggest chance to date. And he makes good. Tlie Unger Twins have been as- tembled as an act by Al Siegal, and they are i-eviewed extensively un- der New Acts. They're accomped In a song and dance turn -by the Melodeai-s, gal sextet. Siegal is at the piano for this one. And there's Delage, one of the most enterprising magicians around, assisted by an unbilled girl. Buttons is getting the top billing here, and rightly so. He has poise, an assured delivery and the sort of little-boy quality that labels him "cute" for the dames as soon as he walks on. His material frequently ' 'misses fire, but he's the sort of performer who keeps punching all the way. ' Often he makes some of his trite material sound far better than it really is. He has an autograph- book number, which is standard in , his repertoire, but it's still good for laughs, but most of his othei? fluff needs a going-over. He works 80 minutes, and there's never a lagging interest. Delage has a bagful of magico tricks. He hits hard, works fast and is a click the moment he walks on, most of the time with standard stunts, but all done with a savoir , faire that most veteran magicos 1 never acquire -in a lifetime of per- forming. The best stunt, of course, is the one in which he's locked in ■ the trunk. In a matter of seconds he's out of it, but the girl is in it instead.. This, of course, is done behind a raised curtaih. Rest of the show comprises, notably, the Four Moroccans, with their phenomenal acrobatics that have now become standard in American theatres -and cafes. • They're always pretty close to be- ' ing sensational, and they don't miss out here. Marcia Leighton is the show's ballerina, and she has a briel,turn rthat: clicks. Jlod Alexander , al^o has a brief dance stint and ditto for Mons. Piroska. The Wally Wanger Girls are "orchidaceous" enough to round . out the show, whose motif is at least partially that of the Middle East, in keeping with the decor of the . Harem. Charles Blackman batons the : oroh for the show, and he does an : effective job. ■ Kahn.. and it's smash stuff all the way. The $7,S00 talent outlay includes Eddie Oliver's orch, now packaged With Hildegarde. It's a smart ]ob of packaging for the band provides lush backing for her numbers and does an excellent job of dishing 4ansapatiDn. Kap, Mayfair Uooin, Chi > (BLACKSTONE HOTEL) Chicago, Oct. 8. Abe Burroios with Herman' Saundersi accompanist; Ray Mor- ton Orch; $3.50 minitmm, $1 cover. Opening night audience was a pushover for Abe Burrows' literate gibes, even though it was more of a cross-section crowd than a claque turnout. Comic, making his first Chicago appearance, worked up prime responses that assure him of expansive followings on repeats in these parts. . Onetime radio scripter isolates the threadbare in Tin Pan Alley, Hollywood and Kilocycle Corner, then proceeds to caricature it in choice style. His songs-ridicule- trite sentiments and standard cliches via the epitome technique. The method is to push a concen- trated bromide to the brink of absurdity rather, than to drench it in acid. Nobody gets hurt and there's no blue. 'In his. fast-moving 40-mlnute stint comedian! puts the end-all on a half dozen songs,: labeled as love type, Gypsy type, French type and so on. Weak by comparison is "Tokyo," illustrating the topical type. The others are fine satire, shaped to catch full measure of laughs and applause. —' Comic goeS'.to the keyboard for travesties on film travelogs. His "ding-dana documentaries" on Boulder Dam and the Waukesha Natural Bridge are top .stuff. .No less so . is his. version of the Radio Philosopher with subrcorny plati-, tudes for Sleazy-Bilt Clothes. As a product of radio. Burrows bites the hand that has fed himi but the bite's so right it's perfect. Ray Morton's Orch continues to^ turn out danceable tunes^ Bcuct. pletely recovered from her injuries suffered in the Lisbon. Clipper crash, Miss Markoff reveals her old form on such intricate numbers as Liszt's "Hungarian Rhapsody," a boogie-woogie ;: version . of the "Flight of the Bumble Bee," a take- off on Khatchaturian's "Sabre Dance," plus a vocal on "Golden i Earrings;" She makes-a solid imi pression with: her manner and ii)' strumentation. In native style, Pancho Pistolas,! „ york city ■ Ai»n ^t,» a Mexican import, deUvers several i "cllpitoi (u 14 iu™ to gS south-of-the-border ballads with a, t & s DeMarco | _ buffalo soothing tenor. Pistolas has a first- j iobbv^M^v'"''**'' rate singing style and a good reper- uose Marie tory of genuine Latin numbers. Flamenco terping is: supplied by :AntoniQ. and Jose Manuel against a "Carmen" musical background with plenty of verve and fancy foot clicking. This is a standard bit for this type of cafe. One of the top features of the place is the hot rhumba rhythms supplied by the Manuel Jiminez combo, a tightly knit and:: peppery aggregation of string and percus- I sion units. Lazaro Quintero's orch also :dishes out hot chile numbers and backs the show in sharp style. I shyrettos Hefin l Joan Ilyldoft VARIETY BILLS WEEK OF OCTOBER 13 !(ameral«.:lii conneotloo witb: bills beltiHT Indttvttc oiH-nlii( dny of sl|on \ : wlieHier f\in or siillt week. Letter In pareutlreMH Indlvales <-iriMiit: <l) Indeiiendent! (L> l..n«w; (M) .Moss: (V) PanoioDUtj (B) RKO; (S) Stoll; OV> Warner; (WK) WAlter Reade 14 Maisonette, X. Y. (HOTEL ST. REGIS) Nmi Wj/iin; : Milt Shaw and Laszlo & Pcpito orchs; $1.50-$2 coi'cr. Even August,' the maitre d' at this downstairs room of the St. Regis, can't quite figure out why the suddenly bullish business un- less there no longer is the competitive Iridium Room upstairs to siphon off some of the trade. Latter was the No. 1 attraction but is due to become the enlarged King Cole Room (bar and: main grill), now that the 5th Avenue frontage has been lessed to:,« merchant. The ■ Maisonette remains one of the nicer bistros .iniiitown, in a hotel or otherwise, and seemingly the theory of only a midnight pei> formance for its ; solo, act seems sufficient. It was found that some of the fashionably late-dining cus- tomers prefered either marathon dansapation or resented , the 9:30 "act," claiming it was interfering with their dining at just the wrong period. Certainly, for those who want supper, divertissement, this gives the room added post^theatre pull, heretofore, a .weak segment, of the Maisonette's business. : . So far as Nan Wynn is con- cerned, the room is somewhat' against her. Her theory of working N Brandwyiine 'Ore. Music Halt (D M Patricia Bowman . Robert BeVoye ■. : Edwina. Eustis. Konnie Konaldt Clifford Guest Rockettec . , Corps dc.vBallet Sym Ore Paramount (P) 13 Erskine Hawkins Bd Dtlta Rhythm Bd Howell & Bowser : Bunny Briggs .: S CliurchlU Roxy 0) II Danny Thomas Marie McDonald Olympic Casino, N. Y. Don Avion orch (5), George MihaeXedes, Betty Mitchell, JV^icho- las Gerftkaris, Eileen & Virginio Dimas, Alice Nicholas; no couer or minimum. . A Greek nitery should work out well in this Eighth Ave. area, a few blocks from Times Sq^, since the adjacent neighborhood is heavily populated with those of Hellenic origin. However, a major disad- vanta^ is the Olympic's location in the rear dining room of a bar. Potential customers who may be attracted by the street ballyrhave the bar, a sandwich, counter and a jukebox to hurdle before they enter the spot proper. : . . . . Also incongruous is the faded tropic ■■: palm- decor, probably a hangover from some previous ven- ture. Otherwise the atmosphere is authentic: enough with bandleader- violinist Don Avion batoning'^'four' piece combo as well,as handling the.; emceeing.: Talent consists of George: Mihaeledes, fair singer of -native tunes; Betty Mitchell, so-so terper, and guitarist Nicholas Gera^ karis. Latter's stint was all 'but drowned out by the bar's blaring juke. Other: gals warble Greek airs and contrib native dances while garbed in appropriate costumes.: There are also singing waiters. While a Greek revue seems like a logical idea from: a geographical standpoint, the physical location of the room itself is no help to the Olympic's success. Gilb. strand <w) ■ U . I Freddy Martin Ore ! Blair & Dean Calgary Bros BRONX. Crotona (I) ll'l* The Fredarrys Kay & KarroU Alan Reno Windsor (I) 1S-17. James 5 ■" ■ Barney Grant Romaine .& Babett* Ray & Harrison BROOKLYN Flatbush (I) 15-17 Val Eddy Martin &: Florcnx Al Stevens '; 3 Poms QUEENS Jamaica (1) UO* The Elgin* . Ben Ross V & G Miller Dot & Barney Peter Chan 13-14 Bradley & Carter Max Armstrong . two to fiU BALTIMORI :H.ipp«tfram*i(l) 1 Mickey Rooney Fred jLowery is Rae Dick If Dot Remy Mayo.Broi. Staft (l>*14-U Walter Parker / Gene Barry; S Taylor.& Barry Peiro Bros. 17-10 Wallace's Puppets -.. J & .r Blair J.ee Noble -, ■ . SteUing & Stiles BOUND BROOK BreoK (I) .U-17 E & A Corda Roberta Welch Cocwanut Grove, !:<• A*. (AMBASSADOR HOTEL) ■ Los Angeles, Oct. 5. ♦ . .. - ,- Hildegorde. Eddie Oliver Orcli mike-less is good but, due to the (II); couer $1,50 weekdays, Saturdays. $2 .. The Grove :went all out for this show, shelling out $7,900 for talent, the heftiest outlay-the hotel-^ has ever earmarked. It's a swell in- vestment, Hildegarde's stand here will un- doubtedly be of record proportions. She puts on a sock show and one that will benefit from an enthusias?: ^tic woi"d-of-mouth buildup that's a cinch to lure even infrequent nitery patrons. From the moment .she .steps on the floor, the chanteuse dominates the room. Opening night: crowds cheered every number and her winup, after a full 75 mi,nutes, was special type interiori here is an instance where amplification would be an asset.. Essentially a mike songstress, she found it to, ad- vantage in a 'more intime boite like the Blue Angel. Her choice of songs is also not' socko^'-Speak Low," "Change My Plan," "Love for Sale," that English excerpt, etc., do not project her at her best. Xomtandle Roof, Mont^l Montreal, Oct. 7. Dell O'Dell, Ma & Arthur .Thomas, Ruth Dienes, Charles Car- ter, N'eil Golden and Max Chami- tov orchs; cover SI weekdays,, $1.50 Saturdays and holidays. . Buffalo (P) Frankie. Carle Bd Benson Sc Mann. Berk & Hollow :. CAMDEN Towers (i) 1S-17 Dewey: Sis ■ jr.. Lane & .'Birds..... Meyer."! & Walkej? Danny Sha\V Burns 2 <c. Evelyu' CHICACO .. Chicago (P) 13 Connie Haines . Salici Puppets Al Bernte,, ; Lewis 4t Van Oriental 0) 14 Jane Powell Ray & Nardo Barr & Estes Rudenko Bros . HARTFORD Stat* 1S-I7 C CavaUaro Ol-c HOtYOKE I BiUington : f E Gordon Nancy ! Scott & Fostet S A J Powers ! Paul Berny ' Billy Cotton Bft N «c B Murro WOOD.6REEN : , : Empir*: (S) 11 , Frankie Howerd Adrienne & Lesli* Morgan & Boyle Ir\'ing :& Girdwood John Wafts Cabaret BiDs NEW YORK CITY Bagatell* Dorothy • Ross i, Deep River Boys I Greta Lind I Blue Angel ' John. Buciunaster . Delta Rhythm Boys Aitaiin Stanley Jr Stuart: Ross Ellis Larkin 3 Caf* James Valley Af«na CU 17 ! Pat Harrington Jimmy Dorsey .Ore 3 Marino Sis Ade Dural Co . MIAMI Olympia iP) 13. 3 Rays Tommy Trent Prof Backwards ' Bert'Wheeler :, Gautier's . ..Steeplechase. OKLAHOMA CITY Oklahoma . (W) U Lionel Hampton O Red & Curloy PHILADELPHIA: Carmen (I) It Monette & Perry Julia Cummings Eddie White ' 3 Parks PROVIDENCE Matrepelltan XI) 17 Vaughn Monroe Ore - ROCKFORD Palace (I) 19-17 "Follies Caprice" Sylvia Manon 3 Dick Vernon,. Salt 'n Pepper Eddie Kozak Buddy & Jean' SPRINGFIELD: Court Sq (I) 14-17 The Fredarrys Kaye & Karroll Morey .& Eaton . Larry Daniels Mack A Desmond flovn Drake : . WASHINCtON . Howard . (I) IS Roy Mittoh Bd B Raeburn.Orc Step Bros P Markham' Co The Del Mars : Cafe Society- NcUie Lutcher Avon Long Dave Martin Oro ,-'"'- 'Copaea,l>ana'.'.' . Lena Home Copsey & Ayres .: Olga Su&rez. Janle Ford' . Sonny. CaleUo - M Durso Ore ■ ' Alvares .Ore, China Doll Noro, Morales Oro Jose Curbello Ore Florence Hln Low Joe Wong 1 Fi 'ung Oyii BRITAIN aiRMINAHAM -: Hippodrome (M) 11 Frank Handle Gus .Aubrey . Ben Warren Trp Hal Swain Co Rita Shearer A J Powers' .fohn Boden Mandalay Singers BRADFORD Alhambra (M) 11 John Boles Warren Latona & Sparks BUI Kerr V & J. Crastonlan Walter NiblO .1 RobertiS Hope & Ray Philippe <E. Marta Vdrnon Sis BRIGHTON Hippodrome (M; The usually staid, polite atmos- plrere of this top Montreal room is upset this week with four fast mov- ing, acts: headed by the raucous magico of Dell O'Dell, the juggling Bonn of Charles Carrer, the harp-vocals I }{erTbie"B,0B'" of Ruth Dienes and the terping of t *: d Kendau lola and Arthur Thomas. rr.incana.s ,^ Opening spot goes to diminutive Charles Carrer, whose Swiss accent and quick smile set him solid from the teeoff. Working from a port- able bar, Carrer mixes 12 drinks at a time, handles two cocktail shakers with much skill and juggles wine bottles. Act is smooth,, a little mechanical at times but I'=''<"^^fi'J.*iS; wins happy returns from tab-lifters. I Empira <m) ii .Newcomers to the Roof are lolaiHonr.v iiaii .ore and Arthur Thomas, who are never! X'x- ■?i'^H»r,-i.„». sensational with their offerings but "smson always competent and polished. Attractive and well-costumed they do four numbers with a- stopper being a Chopin waltz to a music i Tessie O'sirea 11 11 n .ail: Kelly Co K Wliitcley Co Samba CabaUeros.:- FINSBURY PARK Empire (M) II 10 starlets Cavan O'Connor H Plat & Jvaudy Peters Sis Bryan Michie Co Gaston Palmer Jill Manners . MeribethOld Maple Leaf 4 HACKNEY Empire (S) II box accompaniment. I Nifty Ruth DieneSi handles th* I harp with much know-how. and ;ril„ m i* ci,.,,,. T s tioss some okay vocals. A heavy The Milt Shaw and Laszlo & arrangement of "Intermezzo" could a..f?^"^.!„„^r'r^V:il'i '"H' ^W"^ tightened for better effects and society" brand of dance and Latin-waltz sets, ideal for this type patronage. Abel. »on Julio, X. V. Gypsy Markofi, Pancho Pistolas, A?HO)MO & Jose Manuel,.. Lazaro any kind and it's a rare performer i Q^frlel; $3 minimum, $4, week- Frank. Mai;low«:' ' Jimmy Edwards \ Jay Sinythe . ■ ■ La . Celeste . Slim Ryder :, " D Mere Sc Roberto Dynamic .4 . 'LEEDS.''..,. . Empira , (M) II El Granada* :le Peter Who can make local bistro audi-1 ^"'^ , ences forget .the inner man for I any length of time. ■ i Crowds ' at'e: kept alert and in- This nitery, located'in the heart of Greenwich Village. N.Y.. has a terestedTasl^he goes (hriugh about'-^"ck selhng point in its authentic a dozen numbers, plays some piano, Latm trappings. While many of calls up w.k.'s and exchanges some the uptown spots have become fluffy gantor. She's got a sock new liWe more than rhumba centers, number, "Oh, My Darling," and this spot has preserved the atmp.s- docs an exciting piano version ol phenc qualities and cuisine which "Three Blind .Mice" as it might add color to the fioor show have been wrIUfMi bv varioifs top Gyp.sy Markoif, the only non- , ^ , , ^ , composers Latin item in the cafe s layout, lop-| Henderson orch. booked lor three , M"'')aci Bendnc Stint is a masterpiece of .show- lines the bill with hei>usual digital days by Hartman theatre, Colum-! al}"'„n ' manship, with no detail overlooked dexterity on the accordion. Com- bus, opening Oct, 22. ' Saniigo Bd her too folk.sy, chatter, .could be perked up. Miss O'Dell gets over in her ho-! Smith Bros cus-pocus session. For a solid 35 j Morris & Cowley minutes. Miss O'Dell gives out i Peter Raynor with a collection of new and "old '^^i!''?? '^^pp*' * tricks, put all her spieling in' khsu^ KiiMei rhyme for an added twist and 2 sopiiisticates clicks all tlie way. Top trick is with the disappearing articles gath- ered from ringsiders which re-ap- pear in a heavily chained box. i r ihn.M Neil Golden band, playing their ■ fCi w"nXve last show this week, handle the ; b & H Nicoi music for both the production and i^o'^fdon'&°Bab.s dancing with Mae Allan doing the I lonoon vocals. ,Max Chamitov and his Hippodrome (M) u smooth crew contrib okay mu.sae between sets. Newt.' Palladium (M) Gracie - Fields. EUa'^ifxgerald Borrah Mtnevitch Harmonica Ra.scals Florence Desmond Tommy' Fields ■ W'ences , ■.-, Dick Henderson., Annell & Brask S Cromwells MANCHESTER Hippodrome (Si Dave Morris La Esterclla Hyde A Marker, Lai Founs Kati Sax 6 Palette's Dogs Allen Bros & June ' Danvers & DoLunc Paiaca (M) li Norman Evans - F & F Kilig Swan Leigh Rartrllltr & Ray M & C Gia\ Austin & Woilh NEWCASTLE . Empire (M) 11 3 Dancettcs Colstons Ronnie Leslie . MAP IIuiul Nor Kiddie Terri Carol' Bo/ Aiidro Duncans Collies S MacPherson NOTTINGHAM Empira (M) 11 MacDonald &;. . Graham ' M Collcano Co . ELsie- Bower . ■ ' Val Setz Iris Sadler Yvonne Watts. CarruU Levis Co SHEFFIELD. LEICESTER . Paiaca (S> II Jackie Hunter ■ Bci-vl Orde , I Aiidi-i>ivs & Barbara Vic Oliver Plit Kii'kWbod Fred Knill(?y ■ Wally Boag „, „ , , J , r.1 , I Mclaelirino Ore Stage Rcvue headed by Skitch; Marilyn iiiKhtowcr Empire <M) 11 Arthur Lucan Kitty MrShane Wilier N«8l Jimmy KUiott ' Keith tc Cortez Barton 4' Geo Beck Eddie Hart . Peter Bros SHEPHERDS BUSH Empire (S) 11 G H Elliott Gertie, Gilana Nellie Wanace Ella Shields (Randolph. SutUin:. I Talbot O'FaiieU I Billy Dan vers I SUNDERLAND : I Empira (M) II j Veronica; M,arteli. Charlie Kun^ . ' Mcdlock & MarlowS I Afrique 1 Jean. Kennedy i Sandy. Lane I L Sharpe ft Ins l E Vickie .& .Sa8ha . I SWANSEA I Empire (M) II 1 Eva May Wong I Steve Conway ■ ' J CrKsp & Jill Raymond Smith Terry O'NclU 3 Olymptadcs ■ Geo Mcaton Michael Miles WOLVERHAMPTON Hippodrome (Ml II Beatrice Line m Diamond Horsathot Henny Youngman Jack Gansert Billy Banks Choral Sextet H Sandler . Oro Alvarez Mera Juenger BaUet Line 'Ebony.'"'. ' Pearl Primuf , - Rlmmer Sis Cook & Bro>vn Oliver Travera , Esy Morales Ore I B Harding Ore El Chico Fernanda Crespo I Maria T Acosta Trio Casino Rita & Rozino E , Vizcaino OrO ' , ,'.;''Efnlwny.,' ," Anjos Do Infernoi Pnpi Campo Ore Sacasas Ore Haram Red Buttons Don Dennis - iMiger Twins l^ieiodeers ' Marcia Leighton iMoroccans Rod Alexander . . V Travers.Oro De Lage Wancer Line Piroska O Roberts Ore Havana-Madrid Tito Guizar T & P Rodricuex Trinl Reyes Ralph Font Oro Machito Ore H6f«l Bdnio't-Plaia Eddie Stone Ore : .\drlenne George DO Witt. Barbara Blaine . Motal Blltmor* Russ Morgan Oro Harold Nagel Ore Metal Edison Henry Jerome Ore No I Fifth Av« Nancy Andrews Goodman & ' . Kirkwood Hazel Webster Downey & Fonvllle Ponlheuf* Club Maxime SulUvan. Clarke Morgan Herb Schutz Riviera Jack Cole Deri Larry Storch Frances Faye Tony Bavaar Donn Arden Lin* . Walter Nye Catalino Ore Hotel Ambassador Fred Oliver Ore ., Wimant Adier Ore Wllliank Scottl Ennio Ore . . Hotel Aitor Blue Barron Ore Thre* i Suns Hotel N*w Verkar Ray McKiiUey Ore Andre, Andrea ft 1 Bonnie Hotel Pennsylvania Tommy Dorsey, , Hotel Piccadilly DeU Trio Hotai Plaxa Paul Draper Rosalind Courtrlght Leo Reisman Ore '' Mark Monte Ore. Payson Re Ore Nycola Matthey Or tlotel Plcrra Germaine &. Rogerv.. Vikings.': Chas Reader' Ore Van Smith Ore Hotel St Morlli . Ahce TyreU Dick Winslow L & E Roberts Kitty Crawford .. .Mervyn Nelson' Fred Marks Soft Winds 3 Herman .Schoon ' Hotel St. Raalt Nan Wynn ■ Laszlo & Pepito M Shaw Ore Hotel . Roosevelt ' Guy Lombardo . '. Holer Savoy. PlaiB' > Franklin &: Moore Irving Conn Orc- Hotel Teft Vincent Lopez.Or* CharUe Drew Hotel Warwick Gene Marvey Ann Hathaway; Jan August Ore ■ /, Latin Quarter Ted Lewis Oic Don Saxon Paul White ■ Dorothy Clair*. Elroy Peace Reed Sis Geraldlne .DuBoIt Andrea .»DGr« CostcUo Twine Prominadera Ving Merlin On B Harlow Ore ' Le, DIrecteire Campagnoiu Oe JL* Chanson Pearl Bailey Szonyix Ted Straeter Ore Gr.lngo Oro ' Le Perrequet Hugh Shannon Stella Brook* rLe'Hubaii Blew "■■ Connie Sawyer Thelma Carpenter . WiU Jordan Raymond Chase . Julius,Monk . Nermann Parii S Leon « Eddie'* Eddie Davis Art Waner Ore WaUls: * CarroU Doris & Robci'l Ralph Younf Karloa «t Charmain* . Shepard, Lin* Old ReumenlaH Satiie Bank* Johnny ^Howard Sandra Klrlay Bella Smaro Joe LaPorte Or* D'Aquils Ore Savannah Ida James Hot Shots Tops <i Wild* , Nata & Rav* Pbyllls Branch Lou Dixon Ore Splvy*! Wade Donovan Roslynd Lowe ■ Spivy Versalllei Eilith Plat Bob Grant Or* Panchito Ore Village Barn ' Harry Ranch Ore Yank Yankovlc Or* Montero Ic Yvonn* Piute Pete Village , Vantuerd Blbl Osterwald Loumel Morgan B. Billy Taylor walder^As»erl* Eddie Duehln Olre '. Peter Lind Hayea , Hary Healy Misch* Borr Ore CHICAGO , Blackhawfc 1 AI Trace Orch [Ja«1de Van - H«t*r BIsmark Patricia Windsor P & M , Arnaud : Peggy Murdock J .Feathcifstone Or r ' Helslngk At Morgan . Mel Cardo Ruth Daye Jane Clemens Bill Chandler Ore H Edgewater Beach Stan Kramer Olga Will Osborne Ore D Mild Ddnccrs (12) .. "Chez. 'Parce.. . Sophie Tucker. Ted .Shapiro . Paul Grey ■ I Elisa Jayne ,. M Gould Ore (10) f Fji.y & (5orflon I Lane Adams Adorable! (10) Don Chiesta (5> , . : Hotel Stevens Benny. Strong Ore. 3;&F Ballard John Flanagan Jean Arlen Marian Spelman Skating Blvdear* Bog Turk Rebfield & Del Toro ,Dorls Donavan . Elwood Carl .Palmer House . GrilT Williaihs Ore Robert Lamouret J)I Abbott Dcrs (10) .Stan Fisher D'Angelo Ic Vanye Blaekslone Riiy Morton Ore Abe Burrows' Vine Oardens Mel Cole Ore ; Joey Bi.?hop JudJc Manners P.Tncho's llhuinba B. Danicl.s & Damce, Ted Straeter Orch goes into tha Capitol theatre, N. Y., Oct. 28 as a replacement for the Paul Baron combo. Jean Sablon heads that bill. ' .