Variety (February 1950)

54 W«diie8da)^y Febntaiy 2% W50 JAN CHAMBERLAIN Monoids' 15 Slins.; Full Eaton, Torohto Jail ‘ Chaimberlaln, 'diminutive with nifty voice. Combo contributes a neat Interlude. Teeing off with a special^mate- rial number for intro, they segue 1 n to ^‘There’s No Tomorrow,'* blonde With a fine interpretative I ,which sets them neatly With audi- flair, Opened her fifth reason as \ ence, and follow through with a solo-actress with all-new material “Show Boat" medley and “Strange that is a skillful blend of drama Music,*’ from “$6ng of Norway," and comedy monologs^ She wfites for solid returns. Voices are suf- her own materm^ | ficiently robust to dispe^^^^ Her impressions range from mi^e.; A 8o0d bet for the^^^^ sophistication to pathos for a well-, vauders and plushier cafes. Edba, rounded program that is. rich in • ..;v " vocal yitaliti’ and personality when i CA®ttOS MONTOVA she is doing a gum-chewing sales-; Guitarist girl or a frightened d,p. domestic wbd has managed to get ov.er to in her this side Of the Atlantic, first number, dealing with wedding arrangemehts, ■ she impersonates consecutively In separate panels the harassed socialite; mother of the bride, a nonchalant downstairs maid, the fluttery grandniother- beidame, and tl^e bride who is Carrying the torch for her penniless lover. Particular poignancy: iS; lent to the bride characterization. On the comedy angle, her “Car- negie Hair* depicts impressions of Students and is done entirely in mime-^the ballet dancer, the.piano pupil, the Martha Graham dance disciple, the dramatic actress—for deft. accOmplishmient;*.' . Her .. depm- tsELAKS S®". i Balancine it JUtgUnf A«i Mins.'''' Shelburne Lounge, N* T. . Garios Mohtoya is a fine; guitar- ist who gives his instrumeht; the range of an organ. An authentic flamenco artist, Montoya deals in Spanish folk brand of music. His fmgeeworli on4hr_guitar strtogs I whw''^aitfrn?' Ham S; Hart* George AtHss, 'thomas ni Has ^ sWctTv ilamencb^^^^^ Moore. Claude He has a strictlj tiamenco.rep iRains. l'redric Mareh, Bing Crosby, Walter Hiiston, Henry Fonda, Cary Grant, . Robert Donat^^^ ^a^^ ing included: “The Informer," “Wiithering Heights/’' “How Green Was My Valley/- “It Happened ! One Night/*; “Hamlet/* “Goodbye Mr. Chips>** “Way Down East/' I “Disraeli/* “Broken Blossoms,**. “The King of Kings," “Tiilie’s j Punctured Romance," **The Cov- ered Wagon,*' “The Crowd,” “Ten i Commandmeiits/’ “Intolerance,”: “Oxbow Incident,’* “King’s Row," i “The Yearling,* ■ “Rooftops of Paris/* “Going My. Way,” “Sands of iWo/ Jima,’’ ■ “Battleground,** “Four Horsemen of the Apoca- lypse/* “Lost weekend/’ “Stage- coach/* “Samson . and Delilah," “Sergeant: York/’ “Grand Hotel," “Cimarron," “Seventh Heaven’’ and;“TheMtracleMan.** ;ltiiiiners4Jp . ; Runners-Up among the aetors were Clark Gable; John Barrymore, Richard Barthelmess, Humphrey Bogart, Gary Cooper, William Far- jpum, fiehry. B. WalthaU,; Douglas ertory with a driving beat. Mon- toya varies his output with a driim^ beating technique bn the guitar,} also executed with remarkable :dexterity. This is an unusual item suitable for any class nltery. Herm. time Lisbon is pointed for pathos: and her .“Exit Dancing" has one of tho^e Noel Cowardish twists as the gallant divorcee gayly covering up on that broken heart; . On facial expression 'and yocal delivery, Jan Chamberlain projects | her mobile stage personalities with polished sophistication, lihivete or poignaricy,. depending upon the characterization desired. She com- mendably keeps her introductory chatter to a minimum and, when not in repertory, has an almost retiring sense of. charm. Okay for vaude or concert stage, as she has been doing in the past, but too limited in appeal for niteries. McStdy. Muni. Runners-up among actresses were Janet Gaynor, Helen Hayes, Marie Dressier, Mary , Pickford, Greer Garsoh,! Katharine Hepburn, Nor- ma Talmadge, Alla Nazimova, Vipla Dana, Corinne; Griffith, ^ Blanche Sweet, Mabel Nprmand, Marguerite Clark, Alice Terry Louise Beavers, Vivieh Leigh, Renee Adpree; Con- stance Talmadge, Carole Lombard, Claudette Colbert and Margaret Suilavan.; Among producer runhers-up are Selznick, Jesse Lasky, Louis Ligh- ton, De Mille, Mack Sennett, Thom- as H. Jnce, Joseph M, Schenck, Jerry Wald, Dbre Schary and Sid- ney Franklin; Among directors, the runners-up are Maurice Tourneur, Chaplin, Ernst Lubitsch, Frank Capra, Lewis I Milestone, Sennett, Frank Borzage, j‘UTrkrkirlif Arart T^irlrA 0*^.4 'DikAA - CORRI& ELSA Knockabout Pantomime 8 Mins.; Full Cblohial, Albany Act, a recent arrival from Eng- land, revives memories of another vaudeville era, wheii knockabout pantomime was popular. He comes on with false mustache, in baggy, oversized pahts, smoking a pipe and carrying a tool kit, to repair a television set in a home—and' proceeds to knock everything apart; It is an amusing turn, but would be even funnier if the man sharpeiied his timing and perhaps worked Up the incidental business in spots. A living room set would further enhance the offering. Woman, rather severe looking, does not contribute much. She produces one laugh by pinging her partner with a dart, after he turns in a guffaw by lighting pipe, pre- sumambly by scratching a match on her derriere. The television model intermittently erupts pow- der, firecracker and springs; at the end, Corri fishes out a prop rat and tosses it offstage. Prattfalls and slapstick are mixed in for comedy, the finale seeing him with trousers lost and in wine-colored shorts. Colonial audience, including mu- sicians, laughed heartily at turn. Some of the women found par- ticularly hilarious the bit in which an illuminated light becomes stuck at a sensitive spot inside the pants. Vaudeville can use more acts like this. Spotted sixth. Jaco. 9 Mins.; Full Colohial, Albany Man and woman, recently over from the Continent, open with single aiid. double juggling, then switch to their fotte, balancing. Top tricks are a head-to-head, while dueting oh Violins, and a raiseup from. the floor while he balances her bn one hand, He also does, involved turhovers in which lady is balanced. / Chap, short and powerfully built, is nicely dressed in tan gabardine trptisers and white satin shirt; he should try to develop more stage personality. Woman, who starts with a midriff attire but peels off the skirt after the juggling, dis-{Wopdy Van Dyke and Carol Reed. Plays greater animation. Pair took [ two bows in No. 1 slot when caught. Jaco. ATHOS (2) Balancing 7 Mins.: Fulii Palace, N. Y, Laslo Feldman^ billed as Athos, has a slick balancing act. Formerly a circus turn, haying appeared with tent shows here and abroad, he’s playing this Broadway showcase while awaiting durance to depart for Switzerland circus tour. After opening with balancing feats atop a pair of swords; he then balances atop bottrenecks on an elevated platform and, for a sock clincher, bdances on a bottle top; held up by oiie finger, for sock re- tuiiis. Femme assistant handles the props; A slick novelty for any medium. Edba. Continued from page 1 WEEK OF FEBRUARY 22 Numerals in connecUen with bills below indicate epanlng day off shew whatherfollprspHtwaeK,: Letter In paranthasas. Indicataa elrcult-lFI^ .*1^ -Indapandant) (L) Lbawf (M) Moiai (P) Paramount/ <IU RKOr <t) ttalli IW) Warnan .... '<WR> Waitar Raada’ DONNA Mason Songs :T5. ;Mins. '. Ruby Foo's, Montreal Donna Mason, heatiy garbed and well-stacked chirper, makes her initial Montreal try in this swank saloon and scores with, her Intime Voice and arrangements^ Small of stature, she. perches atop the piano for all - offerings and using a . hand: mike sells her material in an easy nianner PixPoH Continued from page 1 “GWTW” was also named first; “Best Years,’* second, arid “All Quiet on the Western Front," third. Tracy won the best acting hon- ors, with pUVier, second, and Col- man, third. Tiroldwyn was named best pror ducer with Thalberg second and Zanuck third. Wyler was named, best sound director with Leo McGareiy, sec-^ ond, and John Ford, third. . Tops in the Silents Amojig the silent films, “Birth of a Natibri" was first with “Big Parade" second, and “The Kid" third. ^ , Chaplin was named best actor with Rudolph Valentino,, second, and Emil Jannings third. of these regulations. He arid other TOA toppers assert that there Is nothing revolutionary in the pro- posal since hundreds of unions, guilds and trade associations iri this country have such provisions in their by-laws and customarily en- force them, when a member brings disrepute bn the group. The TOA attitvide is that the guilds alone are equipped to * keep theirlmembers on the stralght-and- narrow. Let the guilds, after fix- ing the rules, bring the player in- volved before them and fix their own penalties, it is urged. Lifting a guild card might be the punish- ment for a repeating offender, it Is said; While a warning would probably do the trick In most cases. While I’affaire Bergman precipi- tated Sullivan’s plea to the guilds, TOA toppers have had the matter under study fori a considerable pe- riiod, it has been learned. Under- stood that when George Murphy was head of SAG, he was sounded out on the proposal. Question then canie up because of the adverse publicity in the Robert Mitchum case. Reportedly, Murphy was pre- pared to back the adoption of some code by SAG, but the matter was never pushed. NIW YORK citY Capitol (L) 12 Blue Barron Ore Gene Sheldon Loretta Fiacher g atil SydeU enny Fielda Music Hall (I) II Lee Marks Vie & Adio Jessica Halst . Frank Gainhonl Patricia Dryllo Roy- Raymond. Walter Girisff Rockejttes Corps de BaUat Sym Ore >Palaca'.(.R'). .11 : CFrederlcks.de Bohbfe . . George Beatty, Whirlwinds' Sicardi & Brands Marvellos Jack Soo Slim Timhlih Co : 1 to Ml Paramount (P) It Johnny Johnstpii Lina Romay Boyd Raeburn Oro Geo DeWitt Mayo Bros Roxy (I) 14 Allan Jones B dc J Kean Irving Fields S Berry Bros Anthony Allyn. de Hodges: Strand (W) 1« Joey Bishop Ernestine Mercer Luclenne de Ashbur Linda Lombard Ballet SevlUano Calvin Holt Ben Yort’s Vikings Gail Bennett Lynii Storm BALTIMORI Royal (I) 14 Cootie Williams O Herb Lance . Harrlss-dc-Ra dcUff a~ 4 Tunes Juanita. 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WASHINGTON Capitol (L> 12 Marian dc >UUer Toni Arden Bob WUllami Dunhills BRITAIN Contliiiied from page I filrii critic, will be one of the guesri speakers at the Chi meet, sched-^ uled fori tiie Drake hotel March _ „ 8-9, Crowtheri,. wW^ spoke at the Garbo was also Voted the No. i I coiripany’s recent homeoffice show- silent actress with Gloria Swan- iiiaiiship conclave of theatre ad-^ Choice^ of nunibWs*^*riartg^^ son second, and Lillian Gish third, j publicity heads, will .talk about the the musicomedv nons tn a fpw nf I Griffith was top silent producer ‘‘found" audience for filriis—the with Thalberg second, and Gold- [non-regular filmgoers who turri but Wyri third. | for the more adult type of prod- Griffith was also chosen as the ! uct tp present re- house pianist Len BergOr. Click-'best silent director with De Mille ; actions to film ihercharidising is her risque telephone tube with 1 second, and King Vidor third; among the women’s groups' and the masicorriedy: pops to a few of her native Mexican twisteris. Best of her ballads is “Foolish Things" and ‘*That. Romantic Mood" .by the surprise ending, but with the exception of this number, Miss Mason stays to the ballad side, which is surefire iri the small cafe or hotel room. Newt. LAWRENCE BROOKS & VIGTO- RIA SHERRY Songs 8 Mins,: One Palace; N. 'Y, Lawrence Brooks, robust bari- tone, has previously been ariound with the Operettas “Song of Nor- way" and “My Romance," etc., and in current stint he teams with Vic- toria SheiTy/ persoriable soprano Chaplin, who started ;in films in civic organizations before which 1913; was named for such contri- 4 he has lectured during his recent butions as:“Shoulder Arms," “The I riatioiiwide tour; Gold Rush'/’ “The Kid," “Easy Qtheri guest speakers will also Street," “City Lights" and “Modern address the exhibs, who have been Times/’ . . . | invited by 20th from all parts of Garbo was cited . for “Queeh vtlie tJ. S. arid Canada to take part Christina," "Grand Hotel" and,! in the conclave. In addition, the “Niriotchka. ; j top 2Gth execs will offer a specific Thalberg was given a big vote because of “Riptide," “Barretts of Wiiripoie Street," “Romeo and Ju- liet/’ “A Night at the Opera” and “Mutiny oh the Bounty.". other Top Pix Other great pix high In the vots plan for revitalizing exploitation technique^. Twentieth hbmeoffice contirigerit will be led by priez Spyrps P. Skburas, with ■veepees A1 Licht'mari, Andy W. Smith, Jr., and Charles Eirifgld also ichefi- uled to attend. ASTON - Hlppedremi) (I) 10 Ray ESlinkton 4 Bartlett -St. Massey RoQdart Douglas Francis Harry Korrls Elva Sheridan St Be# Eddie Bayes Skatinx Merinos BLACKPOOL Winter Gsrdtns (I) 10 Sam Costa Nitwits Ballet Montmartre. ; George Meaton Les Spanglers Ivan & Yvonne Meteors BOSCOMBI Hippodrome (I) 10 Davy Fdye , Hazel Wilson ; Lee Shannon : Ken Flower , Johnnie Ramsell ' . Pat Revere [ Ken . Doivilles . Earl . ,4t Oscar ■ : Margo Doherty Ada Hansoh BRIGHTON . 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