Variety (March 1950)

Wednesday, March 29, 1950 WEEK OF MARCH 29 Numerals in eerinttflgn with blllsbelowlndkate opening day of show r ’ whether fuller split Week LKitar lii Mfbnthoios: Indicatos clrouit (FM Fenchon Marco; (!) Independent; (U'lTdiw; <M) Mots) <F> Paramount; <H> RKO; (*) Stall; (W) Warner; u*W YORK CITY N *Capitol (L) I- George P»xt° n 0rc jlcribeth Old Sylvia Frpoa «».. Margery Mayer Dean Crane . - Beilina Dearborn Bonnie Bonalde jaywalkers •... Albpdnse Berge Helen Bodge Bockettes „ , Cbrps_.de . Ballet Glee Club . . ■ palace . (R| 30 gpd Miirpby west A McfSlnty Bute Davis 4 Wallabies: Kurt Jons Dcrs Martha Kind Johnny Mack • Paramount (P) Mel Torme ; .* Ella Fitzgerald - Sain Donahue Ore , Johnny .Morgan Vic A Adlo. f* Rafael Monde* * Roxy (l) 31 Fran WkgreV -< Harmonicats Sonny Howard . mu Callahan Elsa-A Waldo strand (W) 31 Count Basie Ore Billie . Holiday 3 Chocolateers Will Mastiff 3 BROOKLYN Paramount (P) 31 Only Illinois Jacket Ella Fitzgerald Tlmmle Rogers Bunny Briggs-_ BALTIMORE .- Staff (I) 30-1 Frank Brooks Rosette Shaw ■ Les LaMarr A Poppy Tubby A -Spat* •3*5. . J & R Rexer Riley Shepard Bert Gilbert. Dod Dodson CAMDEN Towers (I) 31*3 M' A L Ross Court A Sr under*. Johnny Masters Eddie Lambert Co Hop, Skip A Jump CHICAGO . Chicago (P) 31 Dean Martin . Jerry Lewis' Dick Stabile Ore Step Bros ~ tnh t>- ~..lyn Grey Oriental (I) 31 Margaret O'Brien' Buddy Rogers Georgia Kay Artino A Consuelo Bob Deu Carl Sands Ore COLUMBUS Palace (R> 30-3 > Roulettes \ DAD Workman ... Virginia Lee Think-Drink Hoffman Rex Weber . M A M Viera Alan Carney . SaUcl Puppets : HARTFORD State <l) 1-2 Sammy Kaye Qrc > Don Cornell Leo DeLyon Carroll Sis LOS ANGELES Orphoum (I) 39 . Johnson A Diehl : Tyler A St Clair Archer A Gile : Mr. Ballahtine "Fun on Wheels" rev MIAMI Olympia (P) 39 Robs A Hightowers Barney Grant Frank-.Cole: Co. Gloria . Jean . . Pat Rooney NEWARK Adams <l) 39-3 King Cole 3 Ray McKinley Ore Dick Buckley . Earl* Jack . A. Betty PHILADELPHIA Carman (I) 39 v Winton A plane Bunnell Sis Roy Douglas King Bros Earle (W) 31 E. Hawkins Ore Savannah Churchill Erroll, Garner .3 Derby \ Wilson Nixon (P) 29-30 . Chamber of Horrors ROCKFORD Palace <l> 31-2 Renee Smith. Rose Marie Kohler Dusty. A Norma 2 Zephyrs Marcus Tp ST LOUIS POX (FM) : 4 Hoosier Hot shots Grayce Edwards Ventl A Mardell Kay Windsor Van Horn A Aladar G A R Ross PhylUs Willis Alan Carrier SPRINGFIELD Court Sq (I) 30-2 Carl A Harriet . Jimmy Jimae Co Hank Sieman Youmari Br.os A F Fred Lightner Jack LaRue Co WASHINGTON Capitol (L) 30 Wells'A 4 Fays. Susan Miller Eddie Hanley Co Lands A. Holland 27 NORWICH. Hippodrome <0 Cecil Sheridan Joy Brennan Mickey. Reid Billy Miller Joe O'Reilly Jimmy Inglis • Cass, A Keegan 2 Ms. • • Irene Dickson ' Terry O'Brien Nemacs A Violet M Moxom Girls . NOTTINGHAM Empire (Ml 2 T Alfred Marks- : Paddy O’Neill Freddie Frinton: Finlay Bros Chevalier. Boy* Bentley Sis Willie Carlisle PORTSMOUTH Royal (M) 27 Phyllis Dixey . ; Howard de Courcy Jack A Stern . Irving A Girdwobd Veronica Mar tell- Jack Tracy Morecambe A Wise Prince of Wales (M) 27 , Jimmy Edwards.: Joy Nichols -. • Dick' Bentley: Wallas Eaton SCUNTHORPE . Savoy <l) 27 Rill WadtUffgton. All Bey. Tommy Lockwood Fied Wilkin Eric Corre Jack Laurie Johnny Co.rrie Janet Frazer: George Sandifold Robbie 12 Starlight Lovlies SHEFFIELD Empire (M) 27 Josef Locke Sandy Powell Albert Burdoh . Karina , Peter Webster . Vadlo A Hertz. Sweet Serehaders SHEPHERDS BUSH Empire (S) 27 Bill Campbell Co 5 Mohawk* Lance King Crosbie A Brennan Sioux Dakotas Royal Canadian Choir WOLVER- HAMPTON Hippodrome (I) 27 Phil Strickland Joanne Gaye Johnnie Laycock 3 .Lamarres - • Noel Talbot Jackie Crosby Gordon. Jones 10 Adoreables. Fred Renwlck Matt Lamar -\ Vee Suzette . WOOD GREEN Empire (S) 27 V Frank. Randle Hal Swain Swing Sis Rita Shearer Jon Boden - Mandalay Singers Kay Sothern Gus Aubrey Hal Mack Dancing Demons ' ■A J PoweU Stan Stafford Jimmy Clitheroe A Wazzan. Tp YORK : Empire (I) 27 Woods A Jarrett: 4 Tune Tellers. Eddie Emerson r ; Pep Graham . Eddie Williams . ■ Shorty Mounsy Creole Steppers , Cho* rarao Tony Martin Joey Bishop Betty A Jane Kean Slccardl A Brenda A1 Wallis Adorables, (13) * Ceo Davidson Ore Chico Bd Holsinflo Ralph Lewis Chet Roble Mary F Kincaid Billy Chandler Ore Hotel Bismarck Noble A King Joe Isbell Johnny AUadin Ore H Edgewarer Beach Mr Ballantine Charles Sheldon Betty Norman D Hild Dcrs (11) George Olsen Ore Hotel Stevens Joan Hyldoft Arnold Shoda Morgan .3 Douglas Duffy Harper Flaherty . Bob Fitzgerald; Skating Blvdear* . Jack RaftToer Buddy Rust • Jerry Mapes Frank Masters Ore PalmorHouto Victor Bojtyge v Grade Barrio A A B Lund M Abbott Dcrs Eddie O'Neil Ore Sherman Hotel "College Inn Story”. Phyllis Gehrig . oon Weismuller Christine Nelson Carmen Albino Norman Fields Frank Wagner Ward Garner Kenneth Remo EUeen Green. Cliff Norton Carolyn; Gilbert Les Weinrott Vera Gaban . Bill Snyder Ore Silver Frolics Nov-Elites (3) Stone A. Shine Ginger Kinney - Kay Kenton - Bud Prentiss Ore .Don: Pedro Bd Vine .Gardens Adeline Neice Lew. Saxon ... Adams Bros Mel Cole Ore Pancho Ore 65 Continued from page gi Flattie Itoolii, Mpls. room .at the late Saturday night Lrene Kelly, Bill Rohinson arid Fred Astaire, with Mgrtel, one* room at the late Saturday night. show gave rapt attention and ais'r Kogue, . rounding out played appreciation! ! 1 turn with vocal impressions of Miss Benzell’s only previous Min- . impressions Lorre, Laughton, Wallace Beery; neapolis appearance was with the j Metropolitan Opeta. , Now she proves her superlative chirpirig ott the operatic; stage bill, also can buidge the long chasm to a suppejr club. She carries the entire cm i tertainment alone to complete L Stepirt Fetcnit and Amos ’n' Andy. Quin. La Grando Iloilo. Paris Paris* March 8 . LiliBonttinps, Robert Sandre, Jo Liven, Paul Andre Lectcr, Charles satisfaction; With' . skillful ‘help • Debert, Simone Chambord, Mari - from her piano accompanist, I jane; no voter. r Franklin Roger Wolf, she holds her CANADA EAST HAMPTON Granada (I) 27 Victor Seafoith Rex Gordon Co Brickbats Ravic A.Renee, NEW iOKK CITY MARGARET O-BRIEN Recitations 10 Mins. Oriental, Chicago Moppet Margaret O’Brien; ex- MGM-ite, makes an attractive ap- pearance in her first vaiide date with her pigtails and plaid skirt; in her chit-chat: session with Buddy Rogers she appears well at ease,. However, frorn then on, her material,^ consisting mainly of parts from her pictures, seems lathe fare, for theatre. patrons, especially without the aid of background, both setting and musically. After a short bit from “Three Wise Fools,'' she does Beth’s death scene f r o m “Little . Women,” which fails to register. For a change of pace, child essays a bit ! of special material as the problem miss who goes to feriime psychia- trist, whom she • drives batty. While the basic idea might be funny, the writing is Weak and Miss O’Brien doesn't look or act particularly bratty; Her is not for the. average tendees., and also.- seems at vari- ance with her talents. Za.be. audience throughout. For her opening Miss Benzell put dramatic fervor into a showy ar- rangement of. “Siboney. ” There was Considerable Warmth arid feel- irig in rendition Of “I Can Dream, Can't I?” Then a thrilling display of her upper registers for part of the mad scene from the opera “Lu- cia,” in French, won mei’ited plau- dits. ' . ■■■'* \ A Cyril Scott love song, “Don’t Come in; Sir,- with amusing busi- ness at some of the tables, was particularly boff; It preceded an- other standout, a swing version of “Lo, Hear the Gentle Lark;” An explanation that her brother-in- law, Morton Gould, composed the next number, “Don’t Talk,” from “Arms and the Girl,” was naively BRITAIN i ASTON Hippodrome (I) 27 Jimmy- Bryant .T St Denis A, Beryl Jackie Smith Mile Alena Eric Coverdalt Ted Lewis Eddie Gay Les. Cottrellos - Casino De Paris Go BIRMINGHAM Hippodrome (M) 27 Jean Sablon Johnny Lawson 3 Alexanders Bemand's. Pigeons Arniey A. Day Erikson Bobbie Kimber Cnrysis De La Grange BLACKPOOL Palace <1) 27 D A J' O’Gorman Tommy Jover •Raf Pat A Julian: Held Twins Amazing Nickl Tony Hancock' Spurgeon A Tucker Edith Lewin Cycling Brockways ‘ BOSCOMBE Hippodrome (i) 27 Riscoe. A- Pope K Kortz A Eugene Tattersall A Jerry Reading A Grantley 8 /Mali n offs Morris A Collins Edwin Heath ..Brighton Hippodrome (M) 27 Leo Fuld Koy.ics ;. Max Wall . Suma Lamonte. George Meaton Musical Derricks Dick Henderson Catrons 1 BRISTOL Empire <l> 27 • ^ A. M.Harrison Freddie Mirfleld Co Rob Grey . Andie Sis A Sandra Susan A Pat W- A A. Dey CARDIFF ■ .New (S) 27 C Courtney Co Charles Ancaster Peter . Rdynor ACmble Bros A Christine Argay Walter Niblo EDINBURGH ^ Empire (M) 27 Jfsjae, O’Shea ®lUy Cotton O Mavno Duo Arthur • Dowler Joe Black ■ GLASGOW fKSMSS."' Roy I i * ri Arnaufe !-JLJoktre - Wlhft‘uialfo'r' *■*' Rona Ricardo Co GRIMSBY . Palace (I) 27 ,, Gordon A Colville Anna Mac Patricia- A Colin •GWynhe ’ Evans 4 8: S Fisher Girls HACKNEY ■ Empire (S) 27 Arthur Lucan Kitty McShane Wilier Neal LeRoy.S .. SAR Maxwell Flannigan’s Bd Roy Holland Dick Calkin , Peter .Bros .: Eddie Hart . Dancing Coleens LEEDS Empire (M) 27 Rex Roper A Pat Anne Shelton Vernon Sis Jon Pcrtwee Laurie Watson Wood AHarmer Richman A Jackson Manley. A Austin Jackie „ LEICESTER Palace (S) 27 Frankie' Howfcrd Mills A Belita Ford A Lenncr • Mena Minzie . A F Donald B Stuart Jose Moveno. Freddie Harrison 3 Robert.is LIVERPOOL Empire (M). 27 : I A S. Davis I Jimmy. James Co I Frances Duncan. 1 Radio Revellers Falcons . Albert Whelan Fiddlngtons . LONDON Palladium (M) 27 Danny Thomas G A B Bernard • Cass Owen A Topsy Ross A La Pierre Jimmy Wheeler Hurricanes . Alan Clive SlicrldnnVBros v 20 palladium Girls Skyrockets. Ore MANCHESTER Hippodrome (S) 27 Capellinys . . Haval A Hyl Chief Eagle Eye Terry O'Neill Richardson's. . Frogmen Henri Vadden Co; Stale Bros NEWCASTLE Empire (M) 27 Cheerful Charlie Chester Ken -Morris Fred Ferrari Arthur Hayes Edwlna Carol- Len Marten Grip- 4' Marlottl A Wenman 3 Brahms Gene Anderson [WaWWk' ■ Bird | n no Charlie Parker Stun Getz Blue Angel Chas. Trenet. Stuart Ross ' Eadic A Rack Nancy Andrews John Kelly, Jr . K Chittisoii 3 Portia Nelson Bop City Artie Shaw Ore Oscar Peterson . . . Cafe Society Mervyn Nelson- Thelma. Carpenter Cliff Jackson , .Copscauane . Frank Sinatra Larry Storch Fred A Sledge Patricia Adair Lorna Lynn Russ Emery M Durso Ore Alvores Ore 9 Diamond Horseshos Walter Dare Wahl . Gloria Leroy W. C. Handy Billy Banks Noble Sissle Ore Chic Morrison Ore: ltigoletto- Bros Jack Spoons. Frank. Evans .. Tommy King Harry Meehan Billy Banks... Harry Armstrong II Chico Roslta Rios Los. Gitanos Pilarin Tavira Sarita Herrera D’Alonso Ore Havana-Madrld Tfini Reyes San Jtian 3 Clave!.-A Farr Fausto Ore Pupi Campo Ore. Hotel Ambassador Jules Lande Ore ’ Hotel Biltmoro Harold Nagel Ore Hotel Edison; Henry • Jerrfme Ore Hotel New Yorker Tony Pastor . Ore Connie Haines. Adele Castle. Peter Kent. Ore Hotel Pierre Jimmy Carroll Talbots Stanley Melba Ore Ralph Lane Ore Ralph Tefcrteller Hotel Plaza Evelyn Knight-: Beatrice Kraft Bob Grant .Ore Mark Monte-. Ore M Berge re Emery. Deutsch : ' Hotel Roosevelt Guy Lombardo Hotel St. Moritz Roberta - Welch Leo Pleskow Erwin Kent -v- (lamoili Ore Hotel : fit Regis Julie Wilson Laszln A P.cpito .Milt Shaw Ore Hotel Sholbourne Monica Boyar PhU Leeds Eddy Manson Marjery Welles 1 Paul Villard :. : Cy Coleman Hotel Statler Jimmy Dorsey Ore Hotel Taff . Lopez Ore ! Hotel Warwick i Johnny Thompson j Airline Trio ' - Hotel Weylin 1 Rudy Barron Ore . J Latin Quarter Russel' Swann • I Vikings . , j Liiida. Lombard Francis A Grey Ernestine Mercer . Lucienne A Ashour Blister' Shaver Ar< VVaner Ore. . Lt Coq Rouge Oscar Calvet Ore Jack- Towne Ore Leon A Eddie's Eddie Davis , i Jean Gary ; Jean Mason. ' Bella Smaro . I .Lyda A Yaniii | Johnny. Crawfoi d Macombo .. . i Baer A Rosenbloom Roy Sedley Boylan A King { G ordon. Andrews I Monte Carlo Dick Gaspare'.-0.ro L» Playa (>-. No 1 Fifth Ava . Walling A McHugh i DOwrtey A b'onvuii Hazel Webster . Old Knick Billy Bryant ; Paul Killiam I Janie Stevens ! Frank Way ne J Charlotte Ray 1 I Rob Gallagher ' A1 Cooper Ore .- Old Roumanian • Sadie Banks I Steve Murray i Gerri Gale . | JoctUiie Florio ! Joe LaPorte Ore ! D’Aqu.ila Otc . Park Avo • Betty Reilly j.Ruth Davis. '• i Glenn Abbott . ... Penthouse • John Conte . Dorothy Ann Npreen T.tate ' Rubart Bleu ; .Kirk\vood A. •' Goodman i Lavrv :Blake .. ! Estelle boring ■ : :i Riffs. ; . i Ronnie G raham . Julius : Monk . . . Normnn Paris 3 . Vorsaillot : Kay Thompson ’ , LCe Scott: i Buzz Mil)er. : \ (lenrge- Martin . .. • > Emile Petti Oro : Fanchito Ore Villas# Btrn Lilli;;n- Lee . , J. Kirk. A Madeline I Fletcher 3 ■ ! David Blight ' Bobby Myers Villago Vanguard Weavers Clarence. Williams Waldorf-Astoria Dorothy Shay Edd>* DU chin Ore Misclia Borr Ore .-. RaS r morid Fauchet, who operated lie St. Yves club, has shifted to the right bank arid has located, his new (?afe a. stones throw from the Avenue de TOpera. Place, which is unpretentious, has been very taste- fully decorated by Van MoppeS, a ^d is packing them in, thou gh tlicre is neither orchestra nor dancing; No food is served and wine is not compulsory. It is capi- talizing on the current craze for the. turn of the century period and the need of a boite where Parisians: can drop in for a little while to enjoy the nightclub at- mosphere without spending much; Paris cafegoers are currently watching their coin. Lili Bontemps is a personable gal , who dishes out . the stuff they given, “The Dance,’’ from the t crave for with considerable gusto. “Barber of Seville,” afforded the : Jo Liven, in the red pants of the opportunity for a display of dra- 1900. private^ is 1 bringing back the - ■ jL* -- ; J.J _A • ■ J 1 ■ ■ ■ • . A niTAM A'C i.U #V J A .»i. flavor Of the old Ambassadeurs of Polin' fame. Pulchritude is sup- plied by ingenue Simone Cham- bord, a brunet, easy on the eyes. Robert Sandre acts some real- istic songs while Paul Andre Lecler warble's some sentimental stuff. Charles .Bedcrt brings in his material the flavor of the old Boule- vard. Marijane is a girl who sings fancy songs of the 1900 period with FilalK r enough oomph to make them gape, „ ■ ^ : Fauchet is a club manager who. ^ . Kansas City, M^rch 22. has glad-handing knowhow, and nariv nrartv « George^ Gobcl, Jacli Martpi_ &, the place, named after the Ferris ■ ia y^- « Dr ^n ty * « „ • „ l Ray Mattel, Joe Oliver Orvlt ( 71, v\ heel which Was one of the tea* for the &ver\Ie at wi P l , Carrr >' e ' n Velez : ’«> cooer ;or t ur es Of the 1900 international fair, toi tne. average ineane at- . gets tremendous word-of-mouth matics, animation and vocal pyro- [ technics. For encores, after stop- ping the show, songstress made even such oldies as “Where Have You .Been, Billy Boy?” and “She Wore a Yellow Ribbon” ear-beguil- ing. Many in the audience responds ed to her invitation to join her during her swing, interpretation of “Annie Laurie.” Rees. VIRGIE & ELREE Rollerskating 4 Mins. . Apollo, N. Y. Virgie & Elree, a boy and gal This : Baltimore Avenue restau- • rant, opened by the Eddy brothers less than a' year ago, is making a bid as a key entertainment spot , of the. downtown loop, and doing ; okay. Policy is a name act . com- publicity. Maxi. Bob Steele’? Circus Tour by Accident Negro rollerskating duo, start off formers _ with some mild pirouetting but ! _ Current layout, includes C-orge ; soon shift to more spectacular rou tines. Tall male spins and simul- taneously whirls his petite partner ! ; [ in the air by alternately holding! h ' her feet and arms. Their bbie and i V’ yellow costuming is a visu bined with orch and special per- „ Hollywood, March 23.. vu. 1 uu l W uu, w ■ Bob Steele, film cowpoke inked Gobel, Ghi comedian and one-time ' <'3 featured western star with radio entertainer, as bill-topper, Clyde Beatty Circus for its 35 and the Joe Oliver Orch. which week season, tore a kneo cartilage has in Carmen Velez a luiicful while making trailers for televi- r blue and ' voung singer and personable m.c. | sion reissues of a .'group, of his old isual help 1 Gobel spiels a line Of chatter in a outers, and will be hospitalized for nlA ..cpo a ! homey, dovymto-eartli; Vein; for a several weeks. For a climax, the couple uses a l steady outpouring of chuckles, and standard bit. Lad affixes a.strap 1 ^^ \vhiie ^ c sustained while around his neck and the eal clamDs ™ aoing a pony express stunt, when Gilb. JUANITO & ANITA Flamenco 8 Mins ; Two Pa 1 ace, N, Y. LOs Angeles this week, but will rejoin the Circus in about three weeks. Best Acts in U.S., P. R. H Importing L^»tin Show One of those coais-to-Newcastle around his neck,and the^^ gal clamps^^ he^rums hiT^niK^Whi riiii d^ on the other end with her molars, liverv^d^£ t hls ,10rse stumbled and threw him. ; : As \ ¥ ■;% fhe j ; » e!s We stand in i rotates in midran atYhe end of the j-is material leans to the sophisti- ! stiap. Virgie and Elree have an and satirical, nicely filling . okay novelty turn, but it lacks sut -1 25 minutes. _ and finesse to i Velez opens the show, vocaling quality lor the better bookings. ‘•Bobaloo’ / in full-fashion in both English and Spanish lyrics to nice, round . from the patrons. Young 1 singer gets a good deal out of bal- lads and romantic type of sings. As m.c. and front mail for the bookings is Alfred Suarez, presi- . Oliver crew; likewise handles the dent of the Candido Beach fiotel, Juanito and Anita are a classy ' assigrimerit in genial manner. S»b Juan. Puerto Rico, f ommis- . hoofing team more suitable for; While Gobcls, Velez and the sioning Benito Collada, boss of swank cafes than vaude bouses, orch comprise the regular show, New York's El Clrco. to .book him ! where their art might not be ap-, Eddy 1 ’s fosters a policy of the unr ?tn all-Latin show. Collada ope;> : prcciatcd. Duo gives bui . with:, expected- i‘n-;entei’ta.inment ancl-.fre-. a tc's his own:'Spanish nitery in the . authentic flariienco steps with quently runs on an extrsc act tor a Greenwich Village . sector, but | flair for the intense rhythms, in m^bt or two, or even a single per- t; uarcz figured ( 1 ) Collada knows their heel-andrtbeing. v 0 t Mnl'!^ the standards for^ ari international ; Team is handicapped only bv ■ v' . , prid-jy ^ik line-uo Alnrtin ;i>atronage,7 such’ 'a,s'• trie'-. San Juan ; tlicii- lack oF commo.i-eiiil flavor. ^ ok a y in his tap impressions of --hpstelry.^ci?. and.jayscfcmhniy i It s a standout turn but ior spe- _ the best Latin talent is in America, j cialized situations, : Flcrm; ™. Collada accordingly is eal -•-■•'achieves- j LILLIAN CAVELL Songs ; 9 MinsV; One ! Colonial; Albatiy | Tall, dark-haired smoothest. results Miss; Cavell works . ' energetically. but . polish. . Strikingly garbed in a Jow-eut picks up momentum with the ap - 1 bling a 10 -pcople . compr.n” lor pearance of two more puppets- April 25 debut at . th Candido, from behind the low solid fence : Beach hotel. Show will cost $3.(100; behind - which they woi k.; Before with the band $5,00(i. 7 Stiaroz oavs the act closes, a total of six clum- fares both ways. lie says l.'i^re mies come into play. isn't a sufficient reservoir o de- . Pint? ■ -.* noumti su ap liifit iiiustd -pat ohovussed hv- the- six' figures i*m imVliAnAi. PAmiwnl .'anrl rlicll-i/.lcrl V ,J CnOlUSStU OJ me MX ^« a I 3C i : (two of them feinmest in quickly closed at the Caribe-Hilton in troni the VocaliZ i ng \\hen enu.ht. joiatirig sequence. ' ' . . Puerto Rico. Suarez wants a band several bows^m No.^2 spot, a Solid for any situation. Hern).- of that calibre for his spot, plus an 7 : ‘ alternate'relief combo. deity gambling casino 'it’s, b-gal PR). MigueJito VaHlf;/. juSt ! » ia ' i>ali-ons do,, not ont|-;.tu-;- over cilAMBI.ItS & BLAIR temme oanai-ics. Joro. noI | ersk „ ine i'. 'T Mins.; Full KAltL & KING Ventriloquv 10 Palace Palace, N, Y. Chambers and Blair are a gobd-' # CHICAGO Jack Tvtfctt Janet Campbell Decn Kherman m$SQ8' ■ ■ * ■ ,Sammy Shore Sherman I-Iayes Ora Blockstbno Hotel RESIGNS FAIR POST Dallas. i'U.'ireh. 28. AV. H. llit'/.elbergcr, sirice 1948 the 2 to )re low a familiar iorniat. tms lurn enccuvciy naMiy iwi u.i^ » The four fairs from 1946 through makes a . iiriique (lepaituie,. for a , . <■ , ■ . .■ 1040 were the most -successful of Sti-dlig impact.Youthful duo open 1 Duo specialize m .gating-dance new in conventional manner with each routines interspersed with -last J-cars series, uesioes new with, tlio IwMInfl of the sal around '-he I bpildinKsadd^ to thetar^grounds, usual patter ' and wiso-crarkhivyfloor. _ It’s a fioo^ vaude ommr v _ i®^WWwdte*utti«eJlons # ti,«W ; Auncutuifr ' AM hnw^ver. tinu'k Vr . tienti» pieseniro* D