Variety (March 1950)

Wednesday, March 15» 1950 55 Wedgwood Room, S*Y. (VVALDORF^ASTORIA HOTEL) Dorothy Shay* Eddy Duchin Orch, Mischa Borr Orch; $2 couyert. .’ The Wedgwood Room generally hits an amazing stride when it goes on the single-act standard, especially with acts that proved their value at this hospice previously. Dorothy Shay, who demonstrated that mountain music can be a magnet for the, carriage trade, entertains for a solid 40-minute session; Eddy Duchin also contributes handily with literate dansapation and his full-bodied ivoryings. Together, they’re a parlay that should maintain the high biz standards of this room, even in these parlous times. ' iviiss. Shay has increased her stature with the eastside set. From her beginnings at the late Glass Hat at the Belmont Plaza hotel, she’s come up considerably with her particular specialty, having picked up a great skill in the handling vof her bucolic ballads. Despite her succession of the variations on the same theme, she is in-r genious enough to provide sufficient variety within that * framework. One number may catch the crowd’s fancy because of lyrics, another for: infectious rhythm, but at all times her upper-shelf delivery is an important factor. She makes for contagion throughout; Miss Shay is capable of song exposition in other than the rural fields. She delivers a pair of sentimental numbers that also shows her ability in that department. Duchin has been at this room several times during the past year. He’s a hard working maestro either off or on the podium. Whether his major value is as a table-hopper or as music-dispenser Is <of little Import. He’s tops in both departments. Mischa" Borr’s relief-orch work is similarly upper crust. Jose. Marine Room* Xtil (EDGEWATER BEACH HOTEL) Chicago, March 10. Amazing Mr. . Bailantine, Maurice it Maryea, Dorothy Hild Dancers (11 ) , Charles Sheldon, George Olsen Orch (13 ), Betty NOrman; minimum, $1.20. Quality of new Marine Room show is far above previous displays. Producer Dorothy Hild, retaining pattern of two feature acts, plus opening and closing production numbers, has come up^with type of acts that fit perfectly.. Amazing Mr. Bailantine is excellent, both as magician and Comedian. Routine Involves tricks which don’t come off when he wants them to but somehow manage to come out right when nobody is expecting. In closing trick, for example, he pulls cloth off empty flowerpot after telling audience they will see roses in pot. When no roses appear, he lifts pot off stand and roses ‘spring out of stand. Magico employs staccato type of delivery and his self-depreciatory patter gets fine reception. Maurice and Maryea contrib a heat act. Dance team works ballroom style, and relies mainly on series of twirls. Maurice is smooth and steady as he twirls blonde partner around, and she shows grace . and equilibrium as she emerges from whirl into regular dance steps as if she were merely stepping off the. curb. Hild dancers are okay in showopening production number of Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy.” Nifty costuming, good line work by eight girls and fine ballet by three boys add up to an exciting humber, George Olsen orch provides excellent backing for show and fills floor for dance sets. Betty Norman and trumpeter Marshall Gill handle vocal chores capably. Chan. Fan<clion & Arnold's . (NEW YORK), Betty Reilly , Robert Clary; no minimum, ncr cover. This is Betty Reilly's first attempt at playing a spot as intirne as mis, but there's no denying her cuck whether it’s a 75-seater or the JJg Capitol theatre on Broadway. I his. spot certainly allows Miss fienly to experiment with certain types of songs that she couldn’t do Jh .a bigHcapacity theatre or larger mtery. : T’he blonde -Irish senorita”— • Sr0 kets.' that billing because of joe Latin-type tunes that she features—has had to tone down her spirited rhythm numbers, or else Jhe d blast the customers out of fhe joint. But this she’s done, and it gives listeners a chance to hear julss Reilly do the softer numbers, j oat baby spot idea, incidentally, which, shels. seated -oh .the t I *1 1 || | I II i « • I I t I I till M Cotillion Room, X*. V* (HOTEL PIERRE) Jimmy Carroll, The Talbots (2), Stanley Melba (10 ) and Ralph Lane (5) orchestras; $3 minimum. : piano, is plenty cute and effective salesmanship. Robert Clary, French chanter, . the only other act bn the bill, has I This is a sprightly show for the a habit of over-selling, this coupled class Cotillion. Jimmy Carroll | with a foghorn voice that likewise gives out with song in the lighter fails to click. Kahn. manner, and the dancing Talbots : are likewise in the popular idiom. 1 Personable terpers, Byron and Margaret. Ann Talbot; with several film stints in their background, Oval RiMini, Boston ' (COPLEY PLAZA HOTEL) Boston, March 10. * * . . « . Martha Stewart & Blackburn were^ off .form at the premiere, Twins; Harry Mafshard’s Orch j hotably the attractive femme. Bur(U), Tony Peters Trio; $2 coder. i den seemed to be extraordinarily • • ' ' ~ : on Byron Talbot as the anchor • V The teaming of Martha Stewart ^ th<;: team. Their cavalcade and the Blackburn Twins brings ef dance styles, from the turn of together three talented and lively the century, is . appropriately atyoungsters in what should even J^ned ; to: the :mid-cenUiry mark; re tually be a neat entertaining 'act. As it stands now, however, their stint lacks the Solid punch necessary to capture ringsiders’ atteri prising the bunny, hug, maxixe* turkey trot, Charleston, black bottom, etc. Carroll is a robust, uninhibited tion for. the 45 minutes' expected chirper who works in a bouncing in this swank room. . / manner whether with straight The youngster, plenty . hand pops, musicomedy or Irish exsome, have sufficient talent and an 1 cerpts. He brings to the room a enthusiastic and refreshing ap j mild rep via RCA Victor records, proach, ■ but they iieed bolstering i radio and niteries like the Verof material before hitting the | sailles and Wedgwood Room; He|s mbney belt; Miss Stewart, a cute j professional all the way and Audience response is commensurate. Per usual Stanley. Melba, who is the ambidextrous chef d’orches, She vocals standards like j tre and also entertainment vdirec“Soon” and ”1 Get a Kick Out of tor of the Hotel Pierre, emcees and You” for nice results. : ; purveys the key dansapation, al The Blackburns sing well and j ternating with the equally fetchdance well, but their neatest bit 1 ihg Ralph Lane ensemble. Biz gal, has a pleasing but not a strong voice: Also has a neat flair for the comic to blend nicely with the WEEK OF MARCH 15 Numerals in cennectton with bills below indicate opinlni day af ihaw whathar full or split week Letter In parentheses Indicates drcult (FM Fenchon Marco; (1) Independent) <L> Leew) (M) Moss; <P) Paramount) (K> RKO; <S) Stall) <W> Werner) CWR) Wattor Reade is their mirror Stunt, always okay for returns. In general, however, the show lacks Sock save in a couple of numbers ' like “Baby It’s Cold putside” and “Sister Kate'.” Marshard’s band backs them nicer ly, with Toby Peters’ Trio filling good. Abel. Terrace Rooin,N. V. (HOTEL NEW YORKER) Connie Haines , Tony Pastor , Jrch (14), with Adele Castle, the lulls competently. Biz was only Buddy James; $l-$2 cover, so-so. Elie. Kitty Davls% Miami Miami Beach, March 12. Current show here is the slimmest in content and entertainment value . sinefe this room abandoned . rv j n . ..jjt . i i ■ ^ 1 uuo. . auuiiuimvu Red Buttons with Alan Walker, i ice^how policy some months Jackie ^Bright KermtiDtwis^piy Bill Consists of a single act, Ainauds (2), Johnny Silvers Orch, Connie Haines, with the Tony Pasno minimum, or cover. ! tor band supplying only the regu mv V. .. . 1 lauon dance sets and backing for There s a ^well-knit^ show on tap the former Tommy Dors.ey and currently, \yith Red Buttons, head jiarry James vocalist, liner, hitting solidly via fresh com „ . . . ,jv irf^nc Miss Haines is a cute, personal 1* . > , able chirper who knows how to , . The: cleancut youngster has an j sell a lyric with, maximum effect, intelligently written line of chat j particularly in the rhythm departter and gags, anent his trip here, r ment, but the job of carrying a ?how by herself is more than she can handle. She possibly might get away with it in small, intimate clubs, but as the sole attraction in a spot of the Terrace Room’s proportions she needs the help of supporting acts. Singer’s arrangements are also very much in need of help; For the most part they are straight, one-chorus affairs that fail to NEW YORK CITY Capitol (U II Art Mooney Harvey Stone EUeen WUson Fontaines Mu*lc Hall (I) U Earl William Roy Raymond Adriana & Charly T & F Vallett Lucienne & . Ashour Myrna GaUe , Alpheus Koon Rockettes .• Corps de Ballet Sym Ore Palace (R) H Gus Van Wiriton A Diane Tu.Tones Ross Wyse. Jr, A . Peifgy Womack Brick Bros Gloria Cletn Bellings Co 2 -to fill Paramount (P) IS King Cole 3 Larry Storch Johnny Coy Ray McKinley Ore Roxy (I) 17. China Doll Rev Ming & Ling Lee Mortimer's • . China Dolls. . Long Tack Sam Toy Sc Wing Kanaawaha 3 Florence Ahn Strand (W) 17 3 Winter Sis Geo Andre Martin Tito. Guizar Roger Ray Geo Shearing 5. BALTIMORE Stated) 14-11 Telaks . : Blossom Sis Dick Carlson Vernons 1S-22 i. Jimmy Jimae Co Gene Jimae • ' /.-• Jimmy Husson . R Sc M Norman . BUFFALO Buffalo IP) 17-1* Jack Carson Jahis Paige Robert Alda. Tommy Wells , Honey. Bros ' Arden Sc Hartman CAMDEN Towers (I) 14-11 LockweUs Lee Bartell S A S Arthur ' Steve . Evans Barkleys CHICAGO v Chicago (P) 17 Ink Spots ' Dean Murphy Lina Romay Martin Bros Oriental (I) 17 Sugar "Chile" Robinson Richard Hayes . Saul Grauman. Co Elsa & Waldo 4 Continentals Carl Sands Ore DAYTON Keith's (R) 14 Roulettes D Sc D Workmaii Virginia Lee ThankA -Drink Hoffman Rex Weber ■ M St M . Viera Sc Monkeys his knowledge of the town, and the school-days autograph book bit for nostalgia that pays off. His sock routine on New York's east side types is another topper, and the sketch of; the not so punch drunk young ex-pug, with Alan Walker, is. is a show stopper bit. Comes back for the Yiddish radio commercial “Joe and Paul” for additional plaudits. \ The Arnauds are terp familiars j showcase properly Miss Haines’ here; they work smoothly and with • cbnsiderable vocal capabilities, charm to score handily with their : And the thinking behind linking waltzes, faster tempos and latin such diversified items as a ballad, airs, to highlight their easy lifts. , “So. This Is Love,” with “Bibbidi Kenny Davis contribs his usual Bobbidi-Boo” in medley form is routine of pops to nifty reception, somewhat, peculiar. Jackie Bright’s giveaway idea in , pastor Orch distinctly shortauctioneering is smoothly handled..; changes the customers by doing He gets the ringsiders up for the ; nothing for the floorshow but back hat bit, the stripping-down-to-waist. u p Miss Haines and add a bit of idea with the males, all to continu ensemble 'Chanting to her “Sugar oiis howls. Act is neat asset to Coated Lies.” Considering Pastor’s warm lip an audience, and at the comedy and rhythm singing and same time satisfy them. Lari/. his band’s predilection for novelty — — — — ! tunes, it’s especially strange that Latin Ouart<*l% X. Y. the crew isn’t allowed an opening (FOLLOWUP) : number Or two .before running _ Will Mahoney, back on Broad Miss Haines on. As it is, she starts ! cox* Twins way after, a 15 year absence, hasn’t and ends the^show, period.: lostthe knack of being a. show For the dance sets the band does stopper before American audi j its usual capable job, with a nice ! ences. In the intervening time, he ; balance maintained 'between balnearly became a permanent resi1 lads and jump stuff and .an occadent of Australia* where life found ; sional rhumba thrown in for the national favor by doing periodic ! addicts who find it impossible to appearances on the Tivoli ciro»jit , last through a whole evening withand had a permanent income as . out the Latin touch; Pastor’s operator of the Cremorne theatre, i gravehvoiced vocals spice up the I Brisbane. He sold the theatre some i rhythm arrangements, and Adele time ago to revisit Broadway, and Castle and Buddy James are. adeaccording to reaction at the Latin . quate in the boy-and-girl lyric Quarter, he made a wise move. roles. Alan Carnvy SallcIPupp«ts ERIE Warnar (W) 20*22 Jack Carspn Rev Janis Paige Robert Alda'. Tominy Wells 3 Honey Bros Arden Sc Hartman HARTFORD State (I) 18-19 3 Suns Charlie Ventura7 Q Paul Wihchell Llpham . 3 LOS ANGELES Orpheum (1) 17 Noyellos Mort Hcrold Burns Jhds Knight & Day B "Pat'* Moreno Rochelle . Si Beebe West Sc Lorenzo Cycleonians . : Rene Williams Ore . MIAMI Olympia (P) 15 Lary & Lynn. Norman Brown Lois. Lee ■; Basil Rathbone Sammy Walsh • MINNEAPOLIS Radio City (P) 17 Horace Heidt. Rev PHILADELPHIA Carman (I) 15 Johnny Mack Co Hank Sciman . . Nancy Walker Mario & Francisco POUGHKEEPSIE Bardavon (P) . 14-17 Robinson Sc Martin Henny Nadell Wilbur Hale Sc ■. Rene Yvortne Moray . Vic Sc Adio ROCKFORD Palace <l> 17-1* Talley Sc Dexter Wilkie Sc Dare 2 Harmoniclefs Barr & Estes • 1 to fill ST LOUIS Fox (FM) II Vic Damone Frank Marlowe Rowena • Rollins . Kemmys 3 Rhuthmettes Victoria Tp AEcher Sc Gila Del Stanton ST PETERSBURG La Plata <P) 1* Only Johnny Long Ore Pat Rooney. Sr SAN FRANCISCO Golden Gate (R) 15 Dick Contino Show SPRINGFIELD .. Court Sq (I) 14-19 Marie-Louise 4s Charles . , Unger Twins Billy Bishop Florida 3 . Billy Gilbert Bobby Whaling Sc . Yvette WASHINGTON L Capitol (L) 14 Blair 4c, Dean De Witt 4c Allison Dave Barry Jaywalkers Howard (I) 17 Dizzy Gilespie Ore Will Maston • 2 Amos. Milburn Bd Corigaroos Douglas Franda Harry Korris Sheridan 4c Bea Eddy Bayes NOTTINGHAM Empire <M)19 Deqek Roy Nina Rlaltpr Charles Cole 7 VoUtants Spike MUligan . Rona Ricardo Co PORTSMOUTH . Royal (M) 13 Harry Lester Co. : Regon 4c Royal B 4c M IConyot 3 Astons Prince Wales (M) 13 Jimmy Edwards Joy Nichols . Dick Bentley Wallas Eaton'. SCUNTHORPE Savoy (I). 13 Rhodes. St Lane'' Dorothi Neal Paul Newington . Avrll ,4c Grant : Tommy Dee Bon <SoJr Mesdamei SHEPHERDS BUSH ^ Empire <S) 1* Frank Rahdle Hal Swain Swing Sis 1 Rita Shearer Jon Boden Mandalay Singers Kay Sotherh Gus,. Aubrey Hal Mack Dancing Demons : . A J. Powell-Stan Stafford Jimmy Clitheroe A Wazzan Tp '.YORK..: Empire (l) IS Denny Dennis Frazer Haze 4 M Si J Mangean Chas Hague Lea Brunos Sasha Hanhel Co Moreton 4c Plant Hal Blue Hal Yass Clownettes NEW YOKE CITY BRITAIN BLACKPOOL Wfntet Gardens (I) 13 Lee Lawrence Boris Jackie Crt Clifford Henry Zio 3 3 Aberdonians Reino' Co~ Bolton & Gardner BOSCOMBE Hippodrome (I) 13 Cyril Dowler Richard Bell Rhoda Mahoney’s hard clogs, prattf alls and tapping atop a xylophone S are still sock items. His comedy terps stopped the show cold at session, catight. It’s virtually the , same routine that he did before . . ' his departure in .1934, and it’s Orch (15<) ; $1.50 minimum. ! still boffola in the U. S. At Sun; focoanut Oriiyp, LA, (HOTEL AMBASSADOR) Los Angeles, March Eye lyn . Knight, Jan * “* Noble Sc Den ester Whitehead St Blades New Look Girls BRIGHTON Hippodrome (M) 13 Arthur Lucan Kitty McShane Wilier Neal LeRoys Flannigaii Bd Keith 4c Cortez . Dancing Colecns S 4c R Maxwell BRISTOL Empire (D 12 Phil Strickland. Joanne Gaye .Johnnie Laycock . 3 Lamarres Noel Talbot Jackie Crosby Gordon Jones 10 Adoreables Fred lien wick Matt" Lamar . Garber ! Ve^ f?uzctte CHISWICK Empire (S) 13 FraiikicHowcrd Clive Richardson the sccDnd show -of ^ has offered, in. .some time,. : ^en ^dl the extraneous matter The Knight gal clicks strongly , Edinburgh^ was cut out, his skill with the with gf’oup of five :-'^bnes a ”d is ' Piadlnf;tons SrnndwflV trade made itself evi brought back for three more. MacDonald 4c Bioadway trade maae us e Garber, making his ; first appear ; _ . The surrounding show holds up ance in the Grove since .1934, re; Libert w'heian fexU-emcly well, with Landre and ceiwd. royal welcome^ ^ from ther ; ■ Verna getting salvos with top ball packed bouse. I Mbrecambo a Wise roomology; Ben Yost’s Vikings hit Teeing off her routine', with j Jg^Pertwra . i ting good hands with their har “There’s Gonna Be 9 1 Great Day, . ! monies, Ernestine Mercer making t the bell-clear voiced; Decca disk ( j<eo Fuld. ■ a good mark in the production star really hit her stride with My ; suma La monte numbers and Sberrier getting by Fickle Eye” .and A Woman Likes , ^Ja & I illia|1 with his cOriiedy shuffles. Linda to Be Told. Displaying poise and , Arthur Worsiey Lombard and the Spanish ballet natural showmanship, she impressline do well in theii' departments, es with her apparently effortless ■a 9 * 1.1 y i in h i i « • eWflf* Oeovge Meaton ToVarlch Tp GLASGOW « il 1 Cheerful Charlie : Chester Ken Morris Fred Ferrari • Arthur Hayes Edwina CardI Len Marten Grip 4 Mariotti 4c Wehinan 5 Brahm.^ Gene Ander'son Harry Richards. 12 Tiller Gills GRIMSBY Palace (I) 13 S St M Harrison Andre Twins Sc Sandra Bob 'Grey . Freddie Mii-field Co Skating Coldrados Susan Pet HACKNEY Empire (S) 13 Edmundo Ros Bd .. .Peter Sellers North 4c Stoyle Dorothy Gray Co Denvers Veronica Mavtell LEEDS Empire (M) 13 Jean : Sivbl'on 2 Valettos Jimmy Wheeler Frances Duncan . Sheridan BoysTerry Hall Dorn. . Sounders Alan Clive I LINCOLN Royal (I) 13 j Monty Marks-. • : Francis Whitmar 3 Loonies Paxil Sheridan Louise Lorraine Spangled Beauties . George Alex Terry's Juveniles LONDON -Casino.(I) 18 Vie Oliver : . Leu Compagnons Svlvie St Clair Cl^fk Bros Walton Sc O’Rourke Lela Moore Kerinond Bros T.es Curibas • Dynamite Jefferson Fortuhia MANCHESTER Hippodrome (S) 11 Vera. Lynn . ! Calroli Bros Arnaut Bros Sirdanl Maurice 4c May 3 Astaires . Revel 4i Fields NORWICH Hlppodronip (1)13 Ray Ellington 4 Bartlett St Massey Lei Raypor <i 'Birdlano B Darnell Les Young Ore Miles Davis Ore Bluo Angoi Garland Wilson Stuart Ross Eadie 4s Rack Mickey Deams Imogene Cocq. H Chittisoii 3 : Portia Nelson Bop. 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