Variety (April 1953)

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VARIETY BILLS WEEK ENDING APRIL 8 Numerals In connection with bills below Indicate opening day of show w whether full or split week »»er In parentheses Indicates circuit, (FM) Fanchon Marco; (I) Independent; J"* Leer (M) Moss; (P) • Paramount; <R> RKO; (S) Stoll; (T) Tivoli; <W) Warner; (U ^ ' (WR) Walter Reade vORK CITY ’ CHICAGO H . 6V o.Hall (I) 2 Chicago (P) 3 •t^niipHne Langce Rosemary Clooney Jacqueline Mayo Bjros Sirtll" 8 * Pacaud' ' Frank Fontaine ^ Ij /^Vcnnv <5 Maurice Rqcco. 3 Cacsonys Regal. (PI 3 George Sa 'Yjf“ c ^ Garner 3 ffiiS WHSOT Big MayBelle ■ AU i iT+oc Stump & Stumpy S,? "riv ( e R) R.v FOn,al MIA D Mr C " S ranny t5os K Olympia (P) 1 pi ,n Del^Bveece D ° nnel rs/ Julia as? B?i e j Va?pt s>> 4 ? a S‘v Wif<l ore Wilfred Mae 3 iihhv Sargent Hanlon & Clark Bobby sarse™ Betty F ord tla Roxy (I) 30 R Newman 6c Lucky Ice Buffalo w^smingtcn . Ore Don Howird Sugar Ray Robinson A Allyn & Hodges Hefen Fonest Don Francisco Wells & 4 Fays Chords AUSTRALIA Rusty Bobby Collins SUNDERLAND Empire (M) 30 O’Farrells Starlets Syd-'Seymour' Ore C Jones & F Ross Hutch 3 Ilarvards WOLVERHAMPTON Hippodrome (I) 30 Carroll Levis Co Violet Pretty Teen Agers . - WOOD ' GREEN Empire <S) 30 1 Beverley Sis Eddie Fisher Rev P Darban & Wendy Wright & Zena Dashs Chipenzees SWANSEA Empire (M) 30 Les Spanglers Nitwits D & L Ferroni Stan Stennett Geraldine ■& Joy YORK ■ . Empire (I) 30 Terry Wilson Seanor Dio Maviti Whyte Barbara Quale Francois 6c Z: ndra Authors 6c Swinson Charlie Parsons Finlay Bros A Rogers & A Dixon jCabaret Bills MEW YORK CITY ‘ AUCKLAND (NZ) St James <T) 30 Farrar & Carter Jimae Sc Junior Diana Grafton Pat Gregory Terry Scanlon Cissy Trenholm Armand Perren Marika Saary Barbara Howe Jimmy Elder Wim De Jong Chrlbi e Enid Wilson Joe Whitehouse Jacques Cnrtaux Nellie Small Nelta Dunsmore Nelta Dunsmore Belly Sullock Tom Toby Skating Boys (7) Skating Girls (16) CHRISTCHURCH Royal (T) 30’ Tommy Trinder The Botonds MELBOURNE 1 Tivoli (T) 30 Trio Fayes Trio Daresco Lowe Si Ladd Bert Duke. Trio Guy Nelson Frank Cook Renita Kramer Bouna Norman Vaughan Sonya Corbeau Show Girls (9) Nudes (9) Boy Dancers (6) Ballet (12) SYDNEY Tivoli (T) 30 Edwin Styles Loveday Hills Mary Parker June Jago Walter Pym John Lee Collins Hilton John Husori WELLINGTON Bandsox Billy Eckstine Count Basie Ore Blrdtono Sarah Vaughan Dizzy Gillespie Blue Angel Robert Clary Kirkwood 6t Goodman' Helen Halpin Felicia Sanders Bart Howard Jimmy Lyons 3 Blue Note Nancy Steele Vicki Carol Herb Corey Joe Benjamin Ronnie Selby 3 Bon Soir Jimmie Daniels Madmoiselles Alice Ghostley G Wood Norene Tate Garland Wilson Mae Barnea, Copacabana Jack Carter Jimmy McHugh Halnma 6c Konarski Tommy Trinder Opera House (T) 30 Cabot & Dresden * - ■— , . TJ n ailUlM M Professor Olgo Carl Ames S>\ De Paulis Harry Moreny Toni Lamond Peter Singing Girls (4) Dancing Boys (4) Adorables (10) Botonds Dolores Hawkins Cerneys Halama 6e Konarski Ramona Lang Professor Olgo i 3 *? «? ur ,? e ^ Carl Ames Ted Martin 6 De Paulis M Durso Ore Harry Moreny Frank Mart! < Toni Lamond Petef AlJtredo Sadel Adorables E e l?, & BRITAIN BLACKPOOL Palace (I) 30 Semprini Jover Co Nino the Dog Horrie Dargie 3 Harry Kpcke . Richards Sis Arthur Haynes S & P Kaye Adele French BRIGHTON LIVERPOOL Empire (M) 30 N & N Grant Issy Bonn Ray Allan Eddie Calvert Jack Purcell Ted Martin in Durso Ore Frank Marti Ore Chateau Madrid Alfredo Sadel Felo & Bruno F Alonso Ore A1 Castellanos Oro El Chico Perla Marini Hotel Taft Vincent Lopez Ore Hotel Warwick Ellse Rhodes Naomi Stevens Lee Carroll Larue Bernice Parks Ted Stractcr Ore Cy Walters Pepito Lopez Ore • Latin Quarter Mincvitch Rascals Betty George Dominique A, Andree 6c Bonnie Fleetwoods Murphy Sisters Piroska Carl Conway Dagenham Pipers Bix Brent Midge Minor Art Wane; Ore La Vie en Rose Peggy Lee Beachcombers Leo De Lyon Van Smith 3 Leon & Eddie's Eddie Davis Arlyn Stuart Art Waner Ore Oliver Dcrs Le Ruban Bteu Ceil Cabot Susan Johnson Jimmy Komack Norman Paris Julius Monk No. 1 Fifth Ave Bob Downey Harold Fonville Hazel Webster Old Roumanian Sadie Banks LaRue Juan Cortez Ore L'Aigton Chuy Reye3 Ore Emile Petti Ore Leon & Eddie's Babe Baker Revue Sandra Barton Kitty ‘O’Kelly Pat Clayton Juan Luis 6c Eleanor Perry Bruce Acres O’Reilly Ralph Gilbert Don Charles Ore Lombardy Hotel Babs Ware Pedro Ore Enrica & Novello Henry Taylor Lord Tarleton Michael Selker Ore Jeanne Moore, Lou Collins Club Ann Dc Don The Goofers Malayan Lounge The Calypsoans Martinique Hotel Manolo & Ethel Danny Yates Oro Monte Carlo Leonard Young Gallab Dancers Rafael Rumberos Music Box Belle Barth Don Ostro 3 Mac Fadden Deauville Vocations 3 Nautilus Hotel Buddy Iiackett Harvey Grant Gomez & Beatrice Freddy Calo Ore Joe Hamel! Paddock Club Jimmy Day Miss Memphis Peggy Saunders Ernie Bell Ore Flo Parker Patty Lee i Riviera Larry Steele's * Smart Affairs '53 Jimmy Tyler Ore Olivette Miller Butterbeans & Susie Choclateers (3) Conrad St Estelle Sans Souci Hotel Arthur Blake Frank Lynn Sacasns Ore Ann Herman Dcrs Saxony Hotel Los Chavales de Epana Trini Reyes Bernie Mayerson Ore Julift Romero VaJ Olman Oro l’ano & Dec Shore Club Rosalie ,6c Steve Fausto Curbelo Haven & Held Singapore 3 Peppers Magnetoncs Novotoncs S-n Marino Hotel T> hi1 Brito Palmer Dancers „ Quintones Sorrento Charles & Samara Marc Kahn Alan Kole Ore Tony Pastor's Ray Bourbon Sheila Sheen Jose Enriguez Jackie Cole The Mithens Vagabonds Club Vagabonds i4) Maria Neglia Condos & Brandnw Martha Ann Bentley Frank Linale Ore Eleanor Guipo Versailles Hotel Jack Kerr Nino Rinaldi 3 New Acts CHICAGO Blue Angel Hal White Bob Wednock Velyn & L French Grace Nichols Raquel Irving Burgess Black Orchid J Premice & L Martinez Stan Fisher , Lola Amechee Jim Stutz Trio Chez Paree Lena Horne Alan King Lou Willis, Jr Johnny Moiton Chez Adorables (8) Brian Fatmon Ore Conrad Hilton Hot'l Jeanne Sook & Teddy Roman Colstons (2) Deadenders Jack Rose Margaret Naylor Bill Jordan Herman Maricicb Dick Peterson Dick Salter Dennis & Darlene Buddy Rust Ollie Clark Boulcvar-Dcars (6) Frankie Masters Ore Edgewater Beach Janis Paige Nanci Crompton D Hild Dcrs (8) Bob Kirk Ore Palmer House Kyle MacDonnell Tippy & Cobina Di Alattiazzis Skeets Minton B DeVoye & B Lorraine Claire Leonard M Abbott Dcrs (8) Emil Coleman Ore Vine Gardens A1 Mack Gloria Brooks Madelyn Wallace Dcrs (4) Pancho Ore tos ANGELES DeLeon &-Graciella Sonny Sands C & G 6c—Gf; Galva Carolyn Carpenter Alvardo de la Cruz Larry Marvin Carlos Camacho Enrique Vizcaina Embers Richman & Jackson Barham CarrpU Helene Cordet 2 Luclllas 3 Vuoons Cardew Robinson LONDON Hippodrome <M) 301 Palladium (M) 30 N Mongadors Sc A , . , - Josef Locke Archie Glenn Taylor Mannequins Joan Edwards Young Ladies S & D Stevens Krista 6c Kristel CHELSEA Palace (I) 30 Sonny Dawkcs Tommy Rose 4 Mello-Mncs Arthur Knotts EAST HAM Granada (I) 30 Jimmy Scott Peter Raynor Tex Martin H Avon 6c Clyde Reid Twins Marche St Braun Metropolitan (I) 30 Western Bros Stanelll Leslie Sarony Alex 4 Collette 6c Karen Peter Quinton ('harmony 3 Moran 6c EJof Palace (|) 30 Sandy Powell Kay White E Beam Girls Dorothy Williams Norman Meadows Eve Devers Eric Vadium Bernie Lewis Dudley Dale Co GLASGOW _ Fmolre <M) 30 Joan & Ernest Mary Small MacKenzle Reid 6c D JaHt Durant o FoJroys £ & Colville Ballet Montmartre GRIMSBY lt Palace (I) 30 Jimmy Young Eno & Lane Nmol 6c Kemble Rio Ron 6c Rita Betty 6c Harry Austral Bill.v Baxter Auster Sis _HACKNfeY Empire (s> 30 Duk,e Arnold, . Mickie Warren Des Dale g a > c & Van Fa a May Wong v Piie Walsh * -once Stroller \ Lush Thrushes (A\rn Beaumont n Society Cirlg _ LEEDS Johnnie Ray Tosca De Lac Max Wall Evy 6c Everto Tony & Eddie Hal Monty Andrea Dancers Vogelbejns Bears Palladium Girls Skyrockets Ore . MANCHESTER Bunty Pendleton Hotel Ambassador Jules Lqnde Ore Hotel Astor Three Suns Hotel Biltmore Michael Kent Oro Hotel Edison Joo La Porte Ore D'Aquila Ore Park Sheraton Milt Herth Joan - Bishop Town & Country Bob Carroll Dupree Trio Bob Melvin Three Riffs Johnny Morris Ore Two Guitars Henry Jerome Ore LuBov Hamshay Hotel New Yorker _ Akei ;n Teddy Powell Oro EH Spivak Joan Walden Misha Usdanoff Sid Krofft Kostya Poliansky Bobby Blake Versailles Collin & Lecmans Carmen Torres Ambassador Hotel Compagnon de Chanson Landre St Verna Ray Noble Ore Bar of Music Ann Anderson Freddie Stewart Madeleine Goddard Eddie Bradford Ore B Gray's Bandbox Betty Reilly Bill Russell Roy MacNair "Shecky” Greene Bert Stone Eddie Shine Jimmy Ray Biltmore Hotel Gale Robbins . Willie Shore Lee Marx Gene Bari Trio Hal Derwin Ore I Cafe Gala Bobby Short Beverly Alber Stella Brooks Dick Hazard Trio Ciro's Pearl Bailey Lou Bellson Bill Bailey Bobby Ramos Ore Dick Stabile Ore ' Charley Foy's Spider Donald Novis Frankie Hyers Mary Foy Marquerite Padula Sammy Wolfe Joe Okey Abbey Browne Ore Mocambo Mary McCarthy Eddie Oliver Ore Joe Castro Quartet Adrian Rollini lrlo L arr y Storch .... _ Salvatore Gioe Ore LAS VEGAS, NEVADA Hotel Pierre Giselle Mackenzie Panchito Ore Village Barn Hippodrome (S) 30 | Cappella & Patricia Ernest Sarracino G H'Elliott Leslie Welch Jack Tripp Manley & Austin Robert . Harbin Helga Barry Sereno 6c Joy Arthur Scott S Fisher Girls NEWCASTLE Empire (M) 30 Winifred Atwell Conway St Day Jimmy Wheeler Italo Tommy Fields Medinis Harry North George Mcaton NOTTINGHAM Empire (M) 30 Tessie O'Shea Johnny Lockwood Granger Bros Johnny Matson St Denis Bros Olga Varona • 4 Colony Boys Dennis Lawes Vocal Tones De Vere Lovlies PORTSMOUTH Royal (M) 30 I Jack Jackson Stanley Melba Oro Ted Huston Ore Chico Relll Oro Clara Ccdrone Chico Relll Oro Hotel Plaza Lisa Kirk Wally Boag Dick La Salle Oro Monte Continentals Hotel Roosevelt Jack Fina Orch Hotel St. Regis Russell Peak Mattie Sondi Mavis Mims A1 Normon Village Vanguard Irwin Corey Pat Carroll Anita Ellis Rosalind Courtright Clarence Williams Milt Shaw ore Horoce Diaz Ore Hotel Statler Billy May Ore Hotel Sherry Netherland Beverly Allyson Hugo Peoicll Ore Trio Waldorf-Astoi (a Mary Meade Nat Brandwynne Mischa Borr Oro Wivel Sal Noble Bob Lee MIAMI-MIAMI BEACH Algiers Hotel Buddy Walker Joe Delilah Tony St Renea Mai Malkin Ore Bar of Music Bill Jordan David Elliot Guy Rennie Beth Challig Harvey Bell Biltmore-Terrace Mary Lou Williams Jimmy Grippo F Bamberger 6c P Frank Stanley Ore Doreen Harris Wonderettds Gommcr Singers Dumarte 6c Denzer Levandn 6c Van Agnette 6c Sylvio SCUNTHORPE Savoy (I) 30 Edmund Goffron Eddie Wood » Brook Club Charlie Farrell Continentals Mickey Roselle Deeva Casablanca Hotel Gene Bayles Maya Ore Sandra Karaly Celebrity Club 5 Mingana & Diana cffig'c«Wo S „ S5BggK&« SHEFFIELD Teddy King Oro t C . mpl £*J M) 30 CIro'S Lester Feriuson. Rc d Caps Re Y e re C Girls Damita Jo Hylda Baker The Treniers (7) Gaston Palmer Clover Club Bogs Lenny Kent Av*w. U w mer i Lillian Roth Arthur Worsley j oy skylar t Empire <M) 3Q J Empire (S> ! rf ? Wrrriss \lladys Morgan F~ uh?tl? u £ y Co | SJry Brereton ^ * Collins Max. GeldWy > ’'real Atkins r. i. < * Nfi'di' k ChSiM ® rock way 8 .Eddie Arnold '-ndi les Ancaster > Manz 6c Chico SHEPHERDS BUSH Tony Lopez Ore Empire (S) 30 Selma Marlowe L <Jladys Morgan Colby's Cove Delano Hotel Tony Barie Tommy Numez Ore Zina Reyes Dancers Willie Hollander Oelmonlco Jose 6c Aida Carlos 6c Velisa Ore El Mambo Carlos Ramirez The Rodriguez (2) Raguel Sam Gyson Bobby Escoto Ore Freddy Calo Ore Five O'clock Martha Raye Paul Grey Ted Wells 4 Len Dawson Ore Frolic Club Kathle McCoy Don Charles Oro Gaiety Club Zofita Honey Leo Walker Flash Lane Mario Stowe Gaiety Girls Haicm Club Bobby Barton Princess Tara Camile Stevens Lee Taylor Ginger Marsh Johmne Hotel Myles Bell Desert Inn Jimmy Durante Eddie Jackson * Cover Girls Kathy Barr De Matiazzis Jack Roth Jules Buffano Donn Arden Dncers Carlton Hayes Ore Don McKay El Cortez Joaquin Garay Bette Black Jill Adams George DeCarl Ore Flamingo "Annie Get Gun’* Jacqueline James Earl Covert Jack Rutherford Cynthia Latham Roy Milton Teddy Hart Bradley Mora Torris Brand Ore Last Frontier "Belle N Orleans’* Marilyn Maxwell Noonan 6c Marshall Cliff Ferre K Stone Quintet Devlyn Dancers Roy Fitzell Bob Millar Ore Sahara Beatrice Kay Sylvan Green Johnny O’Brien Sa-Harem Dancers Cee Davidson Ore Sands Ezio Pinza Betty 6c Jhne Kean Dominique Copa Girls Ray Sinatra Ore Silver Slipper ICalantan Hank Henry Beau Jesters Jimmy Cavanaugh Sparky Kaye BiU Willard • Marah Gates Hllyd Palominos Geo Redman Oro Gloria Pall Thunderblrd James Barton Estelle Lorlng Bassis Earl Barton Barney Rawlings ,K Duffy Dansations Normandie Boys A1 Jahns Ore El Rancho Vegas Guy Lombardo Ore 6c Revue MARILYN MAXWELL TSELLA SCIIELTON Songs, Dance Impressions 18 Mins. 10 Mins. Last Frontier, Las Vegas Chez Agnes Capri, Paris Although costarring in a Sam- Tall, gangling gal with an in- my Lewis package originally sked- oTwithTWri^oMmpre"- ded to be Panama Hattie tab- s:ohs that are .topflight in zaniness, show and since rewoven and re- observation and comic timing, titled ’Belle of New Orleans, Mar-. Femme has a malleable face, and iiyn Maxwell is spotted briefly in S/^he'^ivlsimprissions 1 ^!! two sessions. The splash fiom )5ix how an assorted group would audi- into nitery 'by the> gorgeous-ap- tion for a poetry-reading. AmonfC peari.ng and well-stacked blonde t^cm are a prim English lass, a was cautiously engineered. As paficdian, a madwoman and a bur- events have proved—and buzz actress. Bit is rich in top along the Vegas rialto is highly mugging and makes for a lot of favorable—she could do more. yocks. Miss Schelton also adds a TTnnn slapstick broadside of a mother “anditinn’’ 0 ^ U pnmnibto ito™ 1 ^oy* and daughter trying to catch a aiio tion a complete nitery lay- cnifnr that makp*? thi<: a hpctnir °nt will be staged by Nick Castie. ^ SlWrvVfSSSfW The oft-touted Maxwellian terial with a good comic phiz for charms are viewed to good advan- pix. Mosk. tage during her current stand. She - not only turns out a neat vocal but THREE CARSONYS • ■ legs lightly and rhythmically. Good Aero sense of timing, possibly learned 10 Mins. from bouts with Bob Hope, has en- Music Hall. N.Y. abled the oomphy femme to parry This European act has been dialog expertly. Her song int^s around U.S: theatres for a couple are simple and direct, with solid of years but have not heretofore personality touches livening up the been documented in the New Acts chatter. file Trio has a slick aero turn First turn is with Noonan & featuring the unique one-finger Marshall and Cliff Ferre in thrush- handstand by the pivot member of ing and terping of “Louisiana Pur- the team. chase,” showing enough sexy hip- Combo paces its stunts at a fast tossing and torso-twisting to cap- clip, working for the most part on hire complete interest. Later solo a -small table with long sticks and slot reveals her forte—saucy and elongated bottles as underpinning? lightly blue lyricizing. This is in for the balancing routines. Since special Ferre wordase within two of the brothers are twins, trio “Two To Tango” and “Take It opens up as an apparent duo with Easy Boys,” latter a proved song the twins disappearing and reap- commodity with GIs during her pearing very quickly from behind Korean trek. Lowdown “Got a a special curtain. It's okay for a Right To Sing the Blues” fits her surprise laugh when the twins style of delivery very well. Terps, come on simultaneously. Herm. tossed in for enhancing tunes, are easy to watch. FRANCOISE DORIN Should be a welcome addition Songs and Poems to nitery and theatre circuits seek- 15 Mins, ing marquee value as well as abil- Chez Agnes Capri, Paris ity to match. Will. Francoise Dorin is a young chick with a scrubbed freshness and » ... charm that make her an immedi- JOHNSON & MAD1LL ; ate aud catcher. Daughter of the tATiir^ ® ancc leading chansonnier here, Rene 10 Mins. Dorin, she'is well-steeped in the Capitol, Washington " tradition of wit and delivery, and Tliough the boys sing, play the offers a fine broadside of tender piano and drums, this is essentially songs, bits of poetic thoughts and a terp act with noy»l accents S0 ?P S that belie her vouth in their Team has been together only five astuteness and observation. Gal is months and still has plenty rough assured in presence and her thesp spots to iron out. Overall idea, know-how helps m delivery of hei' however, is sound, and terping is material, sufficiently expert to rate this . wou ld be good fodder for promising intime revues and niteries or in- Duo gets off to a slow start, a wnue mater ‘ al for musica L,ir definite handicap for newcomers. Come on with a tune, “Gotta : . . Dance,” lyrics of which are hard to catch. Since terping is stand- A||jfl«| out, while singing Is inferior, it HlllCttl would- seem better to segue right continued from page 7 into the taps and precision steps v b in which boys excel. This shows Allied leaders that a solution to up solidly in number in which they the -increased rentals being asked tap out the rhythm sans accom- by distribs was not in bidding paniment. against conventional theatres. This Another high spot, an appealing practice, it was pointed out, would novelty, is routine in which one of result in unnecessary competition lads does a “Music Box” tune on that would, in effect; up prices of ivories while other taps it out atop the grand piano. There’s much s ; j Goldberg, re-elected prexy hopping on'and off piano, mci- w;V nn „n „ dentally, and customers seem to go ?ictVihc' for flashy effect. Wind up with a distribs for deliberately tr y j ng to fast turn on a pair of barrel drums, drive small exhibitors out of busi- pounding out “When You Hear ne ss. He charged that the practice Drums” with their hands and keep- of issuing pre-release films to se- ing pace with feet. Latter features letted key cities is ruinous to small some aero and gives fine reaction, indie ops “in a time when they are With faster opening and a smooth- fighting for their very existence.” er method of transition from num- In a report on ozoner biz, Ben ber to number, this should rate as Marcus, of Oshkosh, noted that fine vaude of its kind. Suitable to drive-in operation had not been small stage of nitery as well as big greatly affected by other forms of Allied Continued from page 7 house like this one. r ior. entertainment.. Pointing out that many evening TV programs were BOB WHALEN not suitable for children, Marcus So ffS said the ozoners had learned to 12 Mins bo °k P r °8 rams that appeal to all Le Vie en Rose, N. T. members o£ the family. He pre- .. .. tjav, dieted that every town with a regu- Whalen, a Victor tenor, shiws a genial, want-to-be-liked'mien, okay u Ve - ozol J® r » pipes and good appearance. H.e’s ope ra ted chiefly by indoor own- in the Irish “whiskey” groove and ers * Wisconsin, it was disclosed, though avoiding that identity in now has about 50 drive-ins, with songalog, establishes it beyond more than 100 expected to be in question by a tendency to finish operation by summer, every tune in that soprano-like Actor George Murphy addressed crescendo. He could drop his up- the closing banquet of the conven- sweep, after the first couple, or tion, stressing that drive-ins had use it sparingly, where it’s appro- developed a new family audience priate. which should . not be considered Chanter gives a good account of competition . to conventional thea- himself, particularly on “Ten- tres. derlyafter opening well in In addition to Goldberg, officers “Loveliest Night of the Year.” named included Russell Leddy, “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” Green Bay veepee; Edward J<$in- seems to^ accentuate the thinness son> Milwaukee, secretary, and Oll- of his voice, but he redeems him- ver Trampe, Wauwatosa, treasurer. S n adequately m an Di rec t 0 rs named were Jerry Goder- all-Italo s J r ^ n *9* ski, Angelo Provinzano, Floyd Al- romantic pashy course, he encores ' c \ Baldwin, John P. Adler, nicel? with “Embrace Me” and Minlr Tn/.iiP -Fnwlop and F "Bee; use You’re Mine,” with latter Sareifs was lr‘s 'opper. He’s a promising entry McWilliams. Ben ^ in the gimmickless singer • w^ep- re *® 1 ® cte( ^ t0 hoard of Natio a stakes. Trau. Allied. Flor. BOB WHALEN Songs 12 Mins. Le Vie en Rose, N. Y. HAVANA Casino Nadonal. Hermanos Palau Havana Cuban Boys Montmartro Gall Gall Corona 6e Arau Celia Pena Magdalena Serenata Espanola Sans Soud Gloria Wilson Celia Cruz Rodo 6c Antonio Mercedes Valdes Xiomara Alfaro Tropica na Chlquita 6i Johnson Gloria 6c Rolando Zoraida Marrero Jose LcMatt Miguel Angel Ortiz Selma Marlowe Line Nellie Gollette Colby's Cove Cannon 6c Harmon Randum Nicholas Grvme* Kenllwortl Cork Club Jo Thompson Eugene Smith Eddie Snyder Kenilworth Jack Ccvallaro Ore A1 Lozito Ruth Palmer George Challrton Antone Cafe's 27G Fire San Antonio, March 31. The Aero Club here, operated by Jack Hanratty, was gutted by fire Thursday morning (26) causing an estimated $27,000 damage. Lack of an adequate water supply ham- pered firemen. Building loss was set at $20,000 with $7,000 for contents.