Variety (September 1952)

Wetlnegtlay, Septewiber 17, 1952 --irnTT?*!"!/ ISTT T Cf dILXjS WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 17 M .«i.raic In connection with bill* below Indlcato opening day of «how Numerals in conn y^h.ther full or spilt week im narentheses Indicates circuit. (FM) Panchon Marco; (I) Independent; (M) Moss; <P> Paramount; (R) RKO; (S) Stoll; m Tivoli; <W) Warner; (D Loew. (WR) Walter Rcade P^iBfr Sandra Barton Val Olman Ore Tano &. Dee Saxonettes Shore Club Rosalia it Carlas v«rv City Ray Malone (1) 16 T Reynolds O ^"nfamond Danny Lewis Jack Jean Carroll Mandy Kaye , ^ol’tpr.jon Kyle MacDonr Alex ^"i,‘^VVU(le Arnold Shoda Buskjn * Collin & Loem ns Manuel Del Tt Blrkc Twins Nichols A u®ll (I) IS Geo**!?® Klnfi Mozlan CHIC ACC po,{cr Klnfi ‘ * Chicago (PJ Moscclyn Ka Hal Sands R( Roger CsUdei^ Ben Yost Vik Mr c^Ballnntine Bob VVillJams Blll^Snyder Chick Chester ANCEI Wil iam Maun Paramount (I Bocketlcs j, jj j Hampton Ore • Ann Nichols (R) If Curley Hamne „ i./te Sis Sunny Parker Nrvara Arnold Dover Leon Ncvaia Hosetta Perry Arhe Dann w nil! WASH I NOT Hi W Bell Capitol (L) P'^Murpliy Hackett & By Sen Muipiiy Johns ‘-^SK.unt (P) 17 «f7{".%|‘7les Mills Bros A1 Martin Ray Malone Canfield Smith T Reynolds Ore Rob Murray Danny Lewis Olympiads Jean Carroll Will Carr Co Roxy (I) If Skyrockets Ore Kyle MacDonnell Palladium Cirls Arnold Shoda MANCHESTER Collin &: Logans HIppodror Manuel Del Toro pavld Huj Ann Nichols Peter Sell G®orue De VHtt Herschel : . Billy Shah ♦ Chicago (W If Hackford Hal Sands Rockets Lacy Tp Ben Yost Vikings Les Keola Mr ^Ballnntine Eleanor 3 Bill'^Snyder modv LOS ANGELES Paramount (P) 18 SHEFFIELD Empire (M) 15 I Dorothy Squires Joyce Golding Ossie Morris Rhoda Diane 4 Burgess Bros Hippodrome (S) 15 5®„^J?v®n David Hughes Peter Sellers „ Empire (S) 15 Herschel Henlere Billy Shakespenrs VaKta & Aldlno Hackford & Doyle Laev Td Roboto Eleanor 3 NORWICH Dam Bros Jon Gresham Hercules Idris Hippodrome (I) 15 ueg Dennis Arnold Dover Georce Esoo Rosetta Perry ucorge r^sco Los Gatos HOTTINGHAN WASHINGTON Empire (M) 1J Capitol (L) 18 Harry Rowson Hackett & Byrd Ian Hynes BRITAIN ASTON Hippodrome (I) 15 Frartk O’Brien Jack Mayer Les D’Arlognans Peegy Stone Cordons Night Birds . Ricky Howard Irene Bruce Harry Humphreys Len Hargraves birmingha^m Street Singers Ford & Sheen Do Lcio Ballet Malcolm Thomas Bryn Case Jacciueline Scott B & B Johns Astra Sis Betty Morton Elizabeth Bozi CHISWICK Empire (S) 15 Max Wall Billy O'Sullivan Shlcla Daley George Esco NOTTINGHAM Empire (M) 15 Harry Rowson Ian Hynes Garland Se Roberts Malvci'n Models Royalton Girls St Denis Bros PORTSMOUTH Royal (M) 15 Gypsy Rose Lee Benson Dulay Co Sid Plummer Morecambe & Wise Granger Bros Les Marehislo Archie Glen SUNDERLAND Empire (M) 15 Issy Bonn Jimmy James Co Malcolm Mitchell 3 Eddie Calvert Jill &■ Odette Ray Alan Andoras Reg Russell & Suzic SWANSEA Empire (M) 15 Derek Roy Eve Boswell 3 Falcons Downey & Daye Whitcley Girls WOLVER- HAMTON Hippodrome (I) 15 Cecil Sheridan Noel Talbot Alan Kaye & Gloria Joy Brennan 5S“r1v« Bo^Js ” H^d^ly'^Ward 3 SL'P, %de ' 5 Speedmacs Ansons SCUNTHORPE Savoy (I) 15 2 Aristocrats Allen & Lee Ken Barnes & Jeanne Maurice Fogal Stephen Black Joe O’Reilly & Tommy Micky Reid Evelyn Henry Maxoms Shamrocks 2 M’s Gass & Keegan Beryl Orde Clifford Guest Hall Norman & Ladd Jackley & Jee Najarro 3 Ballet Montmartre BLACKPOOL P & P Page Jean Paul S Fisher Girls DERBY Hippodrome (S) 15 Tessle O’Shea Vogeibcins Beays Cabaret Bills Lester Ferguson • Ha?ry" Bdfey "'‘'^^Ia'st^ H AM Pamela Kay ‘ Bito’Ba’S,’’’ Albert Marland * Magyar Dancers _ ^tenee 20 Tiller Girls Roof Top Lovelies p/i?n Palace (I) 15 K & J Penn E t D Waters n Peter Cavanagh ^ Roy Stevens Jimmy Wheeler Caozells Ida Shepley Eddie Gordon & vanpv Georges & Lyc D & L Ferroni Palace (I) 15 . It'' ^ Bernard Bros Eleanor 3 ^ Charles Ancaster 5®!' Fied Harris & ”“UmNBlfRCI Christie Fred Lovolle ^ Olympiads 3 9. Mitchell Ch< Joe King Chthero ilanner Forbult NEW YORK CITY BlrdlanA Hotel St. Reglt Sarah Vaughan Julie Wilson “ Slim Galliard Milt Shaw Ore Cafe Society Dntwn Horace Diaz Oro Bob Savage Village Barn Jeri Sothern A1 Ferguson Sonny Roberts Ore Zeb Carver Bon Soir Arthur Wai Jimmie Daniels Waldor^J Three Biffs Vaughn Mo Norene Tate Rnn Metropolitan (I) 15 1 Garland Wilson Anne Shelton Woods & Jarrett Robert Harbin Joe King Dagmar & Rell Georges & Lydia Stuart & Courtney Palace (I) 15 Leon Cortez Morris & Cowley Ken Morris Hal Mack Co EDINBURGH Empire (M) IS G Mitchell Choir Jimmy 'Clitheroe Karina Tower Circus U) 15 C Cairoli & Paul Knic’s Lions dt Tigers Rose Gold 3 Chezzi. Bros Kiiie’s Horses & Zebras Rogge Sis Tosca dc Lao Knic’s Lippizanaa Jackie Lupescu Olivcras Knie’s Animal Carousel Duncan’s Collies Crocker’s Bears Knie’s Baby Ele- phants Uttle Jimmy Jimmy Scott Sonny Burke Mae Barnes Celebrity Club Alan Gale Freddie Stewart Haydocks Copacabane Joe E Lewis Gloria De Haven Mara Lynn Nelson Barclift Lauvi Layton M Durso c>rc Ray Steele Milt Page Chateau Madrid Alberto Castillo Jennie Korin Freddy Alonso Sarita Herera Embers Jon Joyce Dancers Joe Bushkin Rexanos FINSBURY PARK Empire (M) 15 Hamilton Twins Nat Jackloy Co Walthon & Dorraine Hutch Estrella Sis 4 Aces Tommy Jovor Co Mooney & King GLASGOW Empire (M) 15 G t B Bernard B & J Clyde A & B Black . Annette's Circusette < 7 vitaSis Harmonic. & Chevalier Bros French Casino Gillette Wander Harry Seguela Jane Laste Laura Tunis! Dominique Rudy Cardenas Buddy Clayton Gordon Hamilton Vincent Ti’avers Havaha-Madrid Rene Touzet Lupino & Urbino Jose Curbelo Oi'C Hotel Ambassador Jules. Lande Ore Hotel Astor Blue Barron Ore Hotel Blltmor* Michael Kent Ore Freddie Sales m , Sallel Puppets Nenettc Mongado nm* * Tamara * ^'r'imsby Sl«n"'cry‘"'‘ Ronnie Ronaldo ^ BRADFORD t, Midgets ^Alhambra (M) 11 ^ Ramaya Betty Driver Powell Fetersen B^-os » <5) 18 Ree Radcliffe i”®" Leslie Adams Adams Ore ReBe Si Belle Bacon BkiGHToM ’ Jfiys & Juno Kippodrome (M) 15 & Carole Rex Sc Bessie ” Jamon Co J«y NIcHoVk Donald B Stuart Gordon fc rolvni,b AlLedos Arthur Blake “ .. LIS EDS Fred Harris & Hotel Edison Sigl Ahern Christine Henry Jerome Ore Eli Spivak Chevalier Bros Hotel New Yorker Misha Usdanoff Nenettc Mongadors Bernle Cummins O Kostya Poliansky & Ann Roymayne & Brent Versailles GRIMSBY Elimar Edith Plnf Palace (I) 15 Jack Raffloer Emile Pott! Oro Roy Lester Joan Walden Panchito Ore Dog Carnival Adrian llollinl Trio VlHage Vanguard Kay Lesters Hotel Plaza Robert Clary Midgets Kay Thompson Sylvia Syms Ross At Ramaya Williams Bros Orson Bean Dick La Salle Ore Clarence William Continentals WIvel Hotel Roosevelt Sal Noble Lenny Herman Ore- Bob Lee MIAMI-MIAMI BEACH ISfer . BRISTOL . ‘mpir« (I) e 8RIXTON 5 jS'K’ ” ilA'Vu, M- itaHr i<™'ii:s “'‘riv H,.not CARDIFF Mhy IS 7,. •V'ltlii s (/'’'•'.v nr„s Loimm. Ac Empire (M) 15 4 (irnham Bros Joan Keen Syd Jeffei'y 3 Imp.? Iicne Dickson Glen Arthur LEICESTER Allison Hotel Beachcombers (4) Julio & Mae Casablanca Hotel Milt Ross Louise Brown mit Roberts Oro Clover Club Nov-Elites (3) Peggy Greer Taylor Twins S Marlowe Line Tony Lopoz Ore Cork Club Jo Thompson Diamond Horseshoe Danny Kline Oro shoremeda Preacher Rollo S Harbor Club Joe Mooney Charlie Pago New Acts ^ Chez Paree Jack Carter Betty Reilly Grace Si Nicco Johnny Martin Philip Fraser Terry Taylor Donald Tobin- George Zak Boulevar-dears (6) AMALIA Songs 20 Mins. La Vie En Rose, N. Y. Chez Adorables (8) Frankie Masters O Brian Parnon Ore Conrad HTIfon Hot’l Adclo Inge Eric Waite Diana Grafton Charles & Lucille Cavanaugh Dennis & Darlene Lillian Byers . Yvonne Broder Arthur Warren Ore Waldor^Astolia Vaughn Monroe Mischa Borr Oro Hotel Taft Vincent Lopez Ore Royal Ashtons Latin Quarter Martha Kaye Sid Krofft Collette Fleuriot Vikings Art Waner Ore La Vie en Rose Amalia Jacques Peals Dave Apollon Van Smith 3 Riviera Frank Sinatra Joey Bishop Szonys Art Johnson Cabots W Nyc Ore Campo Ore I Leon & Eddie's Edd ‘2 Davis J 0 Ann Morris Cook Sisters Oliver r?crs No. 1 Fifth Ave Bob Downey Harold Fonville Hazel Webster Old Roumanian Sadie Banks Sonny Sands Carolyn Carpenter Larry Marvin Jon LnPortc Oro . D’AquUa Ore Park Sheraton Irving Fields Two Guitars Sigi Ahern Palace (S) 15 Diamond Horscsn Winters & Fielding Flash Lane Paul Newington Little Egypt Mdslcnl Derricks & Andy Gump Ore rony •S & P Kaye Phil Lester Dc Vero Dancers LINCOLN ’ Royal (I) 13 Sandy Lane Hcrr.v Marlins \’itlfn'tlnt‘ Napier ncucdc'i'c Bros M Brandon » C.lrls Piilricia Joyce Delmonico Jack Alracda Crayton & Lopez Carlos & raellsa Ore Bob Mortis Ore I Sonny Lane A LONDON ^■•‘ndf.n \ K Pnlledli'm (M CHELsc'i"'** Paul Pnlledlum (M) 15 Les Paul \Iary Ford Jane Morgan Mlcs Si Nadynne Frolic Club Kathic McCoy Don Charles Ore Harem Club Lenny Ross Dusty Rochelle Patty Malone Raby Crider Ginger iMai’sSh Lombardy Don Baker Ore Henry Taylor Julio & Mae ^ , Martinique Hotel iVlanolo & Ethel Danny Yates Ore Edgewatcr Beach Weire Bros (3) Eileen & Carver D Hlld Ders (10) Griff Williams Ore Palmer House Los Chavales de Espana (11) Trinf Reyes Eddie O'Neal Ore LOS ANGELES Ambassador Hotel Bill Finch Freddy Martin Ore Rudells Stuart Wade Hal Derwln Ore Murray Arnold Cafe Gala The Martin Men jack & Pete Rita St Alan Farrell Garwood Bar of Music jean Arnold Tito Giuzar Billie Heywood Helen Boice Don Sheffey Felix Decola CIro's Benno Rubinyl Will Mastin Trio Eddie Bradford Ore Sammy Davis Jr B Gray's Bandbox Teddy & Phyllis losalia St Carla* 1 Charlie Pago i\MALIA SLATE & BERNEY CHICAGO Songs - Chez Paree Philip Fraser IVI V Palace Y ack Carter Terry Taylor La Vie En Rose, N. Y. 1 aiace, w. I. „««,„ont nf Jetty Reilly Donald Tobin- Armiia a Portuguese iiDDort, Jack Slate LS the sole remnant Of Iracc St Nicco George Zak Amalia, a ^ the Slate Bros. (3) act that plied ohnny Martin Boulevar-dears (6) pi’ovidcs a new click sound lor vando circuits for vears Henry :hez Adorables (8) Frankie Masters o cafes, and even a new set of pa- the vaude ciicuus tor :X<f‘5S?l'n‘H"..-i appeal is um^ fofiurn In "South Pacife,” and Sid %.dcie Inge Eifeen & (faiwer veisal. thllr countries Slate is straightiiig for Ben Blue, Sric Waite D Hlld Ders ( 10 ) Jack recently teamed with Harry oiana Grafton ^ T^a^o^wns^fiiled Berney, and what they show at the Charles & Lucill® Palmer House qq opening night La Vie was filled p_ip.,p Thcntrc is in keeninff with Cavanaugh Los Chavales de with reDS from Portugal. f, tace ineaue is m Keeping wua Dennis & Darlene Espana (11) Amnlin’s strength lies in the th® Slate BiOS, turn- Lillian Byers Trinf Reyes ii.. Berney, essentially a dancer, iTvonne Broder Eddie O’Neal Ore great leel for her folk music. She s ^ resemblance to Jerry . equipped with a large roster ot r _ rp, : n„4. make him LOS ANGELES ^ados (Portuguese folksongs), some ^ funny man automatically, but he Ambassador Hotel Bill Finch ?onrbYe^iia!4?s ^of\\sb^^^^ works liai’d at it and passes mus- Freddy Martin Ore Rudells lonaDie quaiTers 01 LiisDon. J, y comprises stray bits of Stuart Wade Hal Derwln Ore are I’lch and meaningful. Ana .yhich have been in the Slate Murray Arnold Cafe Gale Amalia’s rendition carries out their f^milv for vears but with provision The Martin Men jack & Pete cts -if T’na nhontrkrYcw hnc a cniilfnl I3"iuy lOl yeais, DUt wiiii iuovi&auh mta & Alan Farrell Garwood made to capitalize on Berney's r,t -lean Arnold Jook that s accentuated by tl^ fact ^^ncing. Slate acts as the fulcrum rito Giuzar Billie Heywood that her major item of garb is a . ° -onviizm*? Felix” Decofa severe black shawl held The penny arcade bit is the ma- & oro Smf leaScs1igh'lfghted'’by blick'ffi® and “Sthi? bfts”o£ L5nS;”'Kt„rof 'Vhich enhance the Pleasant: ffinirLsocilted wlChe SMes. Julie Robbins Dick Stabile Ore atmosphere. She s accompanied by i q'j.jjj turn goes over well in this Skylarks fS) Bobby Ramon Ore native musicians Who give her a ® jQcg Bm Howo“°‘’ Yma Sumac ^ich gUitar background. , i Bilfmore Hotel Eddie Oliver Ore At this point, Amalia is a novel- riiiimvirv Noonan & Marshall Felix Martinique O ty, but slie’s backed by SOlld VOCal LuLIx l^HcilvIVltx LAS VFGAS NFVAnA ability, a simple charm and an Songs b VtC5AS, NEVADA awareness of how to hit an audi- J? , , ^ct? Flamingo Budriv-Tp^tcp cnce. She's an Iberian version of Drift-In Club, S.F. Tack Smith TuiaS tte Edith Piaf, but With enough in- Braced by several new special- smith & Dale Joy Lane dividual characteristics to provide material items by Mac Maurada, FUm7neo'ffiet, D&'FS.dni ^ 5 tro>ig lure for the upper eche- Guy Cherney has rounded out'a [ke Carpenter Ore Eddie GaSher lon of intimeries. Jose. new format of warmth and appeal Boby Page Ore Garwood Van Ore ! and which, when added tO llis Desert Inn El Rancho Vegas riAonvirn naturally easy singing style, should "Peep Show” Jack Haley JUNE OARDNER 1 , 4 .^ ...uu Mei-ry Macs Helen O’Connell Son&'S cllck solidly for him With slight Ving Merlin Strings Fluff Charlton smoothing. Singer has savvy and . o Vi.ie co«o c «,,«5 ivtiami DGw bundle of tunes fit him for Pile VsllUCZ ^ Rzinciio Girls SdRS SOllCIa IVllcirtli BC&Cll fV*r» Louisa Ted Fio Rito Ore tt j u ii. popular cafe chores With mar- Rcd Marshall Sliver Slipper Handsome brunette sopiano, gin to spare. Linda Bishop Hank Henry June Gardner, worked this area “Here’s That Guy Cherney,’’ his Bobb^^Miy"" previously as vocalist with strolling opener, is a breezy bit which is Carlton Hayes Orch Narda string ensemble at plush Ciro s clicky as a teeoff, and his “Broad- ..tx n'^' imprcsscd thcn as a thrush way Hall of Fame,” an amalgam “scaEis‘^’ 53 ’’ STueSDXan with possibilities. This time out, of the big names and their big Frankie Hyers BUI Willard on her own, she shows mofe dis- numbers, is a catch-all fave that G^rffe^^Redman Ore tinctive qualities, though she has garners a fine mitt. “Be Yourself,” ifn Sird^ ^ ^ fho?d?rbird ° a tendency to over dramatize some another piece of special material LaVerne Pearson Jean Sabion of her offerings. is also solid. The Standards, such as , Or,. AndrJ^^Andre & Another minor fault to be easily “if l Loved You” and “Kiss of star^mriga^ ^ ^ Bonnie corrected is her mike-manner; her Fire,” and the oldies, “I’m in Love L*ff Frontier Johnny omrien powerful pipes need careful adjust- with You Honey” and “Cecelia,” "’B?X‘Eiiue" K Da"SJ8ons ment to oHow for shading. In most also pay off. Lenny Kent Julie Robbins Skylarks (5) Bob Durwood Bill Howo Blltmore Hotel Rodriguez Dick Stabile Ore Bobby Ramon Oro Mocambo Yma Sumac Eddie Oliver Ore LAS VEGAS, NEVADA Flamingo Jack Smith Smith & Dale Buddy Pepper Flamingo Starlets Ike Carpenter Ore Boby Page Ore Desert Inn Buddy 'Lester Tulara Lee Joy Lane Devlyn Girls Dolores Frazzlni Eddie Gallagher Garwood Van Ore El Rancho Vegas Jack Haley Helen O’Connell "Peep Show” Jack Haley Merry Macs Helen O’Connell Ving Merlin Strings Fluff Charlton Albins Joy Walker Tito Valdez St FI Rancho Girls Louisa Ted Fio Rito Ore Red Marshall Sliver Slipper Linda Bishop Hank Henry Ben H.amilton Woo Woo Stevens Bobby May Ames & Arno Carlton Hayes Orch ^arda El Cortez "Hollywood Scandals ’53” Frankie Hyers Cully Richards Ben Yost Colleens Bill Baird LaVerne Pearson Virginia Dew Genii Young Jimmy Cavanaugh Isabelle Dwan Bill Willard Dolly Dee Line George Redman Ore Thunderblrd Jean Sabion Gil. Lamb Nappy ,LaMare Ore Andre, Andre St Star-Kings . , Bonnie Last Frontier Johnny omrlen "Diamond Jim Chirslina Carson ‘ Brady Revue” K Duffy Dansati A1 Jahns Ore RENO Edward Arnold I Ai Jahns Ore instances, however, she senses the Cherney has done himself no ocMrs blasting and steps back from mike harm by dropping his carbons of to make for solid aud reaction. limelighters such as Johnnie Ray, New Golden Riverside Smartly gowned, she offers a Danny Kaye and others. He is at Minsky University Billy Gray Careful blending of international his best when singing his own & M Rosenbioom Patti Moore & Ben compositions, from American pops songs in his own ingratiating style. Frlddie®Lanr ch«rteaders to classics, with standouts her Ted Visionaires Bill Clifford Ore version.s of “Song In My Heart,” Erv Foster. ‘rHn“Granada,” “The Seine” and, for SPENCE TWINS Raui^&^Eva^Reyes Dave Barry sock closor, an aria from “Butter- Dancing Minsky Girls Ramanos Bros fly,”-done sans mike. All the lyric.s 9 Mins. Is Young Ore E Fitzpatrick Ore handled adeptly in the native Apollo, N. Y. I I — tongue for added impact. Sho'.s The Spence Twins, shapely Ne- bet for 'tho"’smarter rooms and gro femmes, show little more than Iaa RauiQIII video once the minor faults are anatomy in their Apollo preem. In ICG ncflvlf eliminated. Lary. liny bra and king-.sizod G-string, , , „ I the look-alikes grind and shake to Continued from page 66 Hpi WM HAf PIM such varied tunes ps “Solitude” llraie ICP Rovue Imm-essions NolljR Itpmic flUU impressions Team’s forte is derriere-vvig- but at a rapid pace, most of the . • ^ ^ gling, to which gals 'devote major time using three undermen, pitch- I'aiace, i\ y. portion of their turn. Control is ing the rest aloft at neck-breaking Helen Halpin, newcomer to this ; impressive. Gros. speed. Best trick is the kickaway house, reached this Broadway ' of three boxes between the stander vauder via winning on a “Chance daNNY DAVIS and underman. of a Lifetime” tele show. Miss Songs Willie, West & McGinty ^re a Hal pin’s forte is impressions, g Mins, fine sight act in this large arena which arc ably conceived and have Palace,* N. Y. with the rough physical workout a great deal of fidelity. Danny Davis, who has been re- getting loads of laughs as the men She seems cut out for some cording for M-G-M, has big pipes whack each with boards, bricks and plushier assignment should she ex- which he gives full voice at times mortar. " The Great DeRousseau, pand her act. An impressionist He can do well with a song hit-^ wijji his 50-foof dive to a giaftt has- cart move only so far these days, ting the applause jackpot ’with sdek, fits well in the circus closer. Miss Halpin reveals considerable “Jealousy ” He opens with “Al- Alexander & Martha do some fancy stature with her respectful carbon ^ost Like Being in Love,” which writhing as the participants in the of Judy Garland, done sans mike, also serves to set him up well with voodoo sequence. „and seated on the footlights with the house. Ken Stevens holds down the her feet dangling into the orch pit. Davis has tailored his song turn singing chores, with most of th^ It provided her with the major to give him a greater degree of Lesse Cheerleaders Bill Clifford Ore Mapes Skyroom Mary Kay Trio Dave Barry Ramanos Bros E Fitzpatrick Ore Ice Review Continued from page 66 vocal parts being tapes synchrony hand of the show. Jose. variety. He does a trumpet im- ized with the action of the skater^. . pression of Harry James, which Jack Pfeiffer does a neat Jrtb eDNA McGRIFF helps him at this house, though It conducting and cueing. The CO'S- Songs would .serve him better in the tumes are lavish, even by ice r6- jo ivlins. long run, to depend more on his vue standards. Miss Heme carries Apollo, N. Y. singing to get over. Jose. a special ' Yoiihg Negro warbler, Edna Me- rT— .1 ,rir canopy which rises and falls. Griff is a good bet for vaude, nitery „ . are and TV. In a three-tune songalog, HoilSA 'RfiVIAWS set which are used in the produc McOriff displays a neat pip- nUU^U llUf 10119 Tn'the main, with some pruning f ^va^m ** =* i^niJiH^^flopeSable fare quality, coming off best in windup, Apollo, jlV« Ye. “Heavenly Father.” “I Love You’’ same effect in his set in which he for the ice show . and “Masquerade” also are good receives a strong assist from. '"M&S pert loolts and at- fdtMon of Uy of the^aas. garhjjr^s. Gros. rhy^o^sax and one W ih. ROB MURRAY hit hard all the way. Cobb breaks AtifLrknv PnviA TtoAkpfi Juggling, Comedy it up with vocal renditions of AntuOny, LiRriO ijOOKeu. jq jyjjng^ ‘Rockm’ Chair,” “Is This a Brand Tnfo San Antonio Snot Empire, Glasgow New Deal” and "Old Maid.” The San Antonio, Sept. 16. Tall, lanky, lugubrious.-faced bjf/‘jch '/hr|%rhytom four^b^^^^^^ and W F?Se Ca^ jugK'ing, making the art look ex- Vet tapster Peg Leg Bates scores Sept. 10 ana ly. rraniue yaiie ceotionallv easv bv twistliniz wrv the nexUto-‘closing niche. His band has also been booked for a expressions of disgust, apathy and slick tapw'ork continues to delight one nighter at the club on b^pi. Zb. couldn’t-care-less at his balls and but he should cut down or re- Nat Brandwynne orch open to- sticks as they fly up and down. freshen his patter stint which night 1 16) for a two weeks engage- jj, between times, he mutters shows it age and drags. Pigmeat ment in the Anacacho Room of the whispered comments at his gear, and his a.s.sistants fgal and a guy) St. Antliony Hotel here. Brand- He is expert juggler, immaculately some milage out of mediocre Wynne comes here from the Sham- garbed in blue suit and adding to sketch through deft handling. The rock Hotel. Houston. , j humor by a mop of curly black Spence Twins, terp team, and .'Vl.'jo opening is the Quintqtto i hair. He is a good bet for video. | warbler Edna McGriff are reviewed .Mioerm I Gord. under New Acts. Gros. variety. He does a trumpet im- pression of Harry James, which helps him at this house, though It would serve him better in the long run, to depend more on his singing to get over. Jose. Rose Si Paul Vincente Monte Carlo Day St Alva Arne Barnett 3 Nautllui Hotel Phil Brito The Bradys (3) Freddy Calo Oro Rendezvous Richard Cannon 3 Puqulto's Ore San Marino Hotel Mac Pepper The Jesters Gaiety Club Amy Fong Marie Stowe Dolly Miller Blue Drake Gaiety Girls Johnina Hotel Terry Swope Jock Murphy Tony Matas Randum Leon 4 Eddie'* Babe Bilker Revue Patti Lane Bill Gray Kitty O’Kelly S^ns S^MCi Hotel June Ga*.lner iMdie Snvdci Mai Malkin Ore .\nn Herman. Dvrs Saxony Hotel House'ReYiews ; Continued from pan;* 66 ; Apollo, IS* Yo rhythm, two sax and one brass (he plays sax) for this set and they hit hard all the way. Cobb breaks it up with vocal renditions of “Rockin’ Chair,” "Is This a Brand New Deal” and "Old Maid.” The Allegro. Gord. under New Acts. Gros.