Variety (April 1953)

70 Wednesday, April 15 , X953 VARIETY BILLS WEEK ENDING APRIL 15 Numerals in conn«tlioqv*ltb. bllU.bOow Indicate opening day of thow whether full w*p!It\week Letter In parentheses Indicate* circuit, (PM) Fanchon Marco; (I) Independent; (L) Loew; m Moss; (P) Faramqqntf (R) RKO; (S) Stoll/ (T) Tivoli; <W) Warner; (WR) Walter Reade dm NEW YORK CITY Music Halt (t) It Jacqueline Langee Dancing Waters ftTyrtill A Pacaud 3 Carsonys George Sawtello Patricia Drylie Audrie "Wilson Rod:ettes _ , Corps de Ballet Sym Ore Palace <R> 13 Danny Kaye Rev Peiro Bros Marquis Fran Warren _ Dtfvss A Julie Dtxnhills Jo Lombardi Ore paramount (P) 15 Eddie Fisber H Winterhalter Ore Joey Forman Beachcombers Little Buck Roxy (0 13 Ice Colorama CHICAGO Chicago IW 17 John Carroll Jackie Miles Goetchis FREMONT . Para «P1 1* only Bowery Boys DANVILLE Kentucky <P> 2® Bowery Boys GREENVILLE Para (P) 14 only Asylum of Horrors HAMILTON Para (P) !• only Bowery Boys ‘ JACKSON Para (P) 17 only Asylum of Horrors MARION Palace (P) 17 only Bowery Boys MERIDIAN Temple (P) U only Asylum of Horrors 'MIAMI Olympia (P) 15 Grade Barrie Juvelys Acorn & Shirley A1 Schenck Marie & Millie MIDDLETOWN Strand (P) If only Bowery Boys NATCHEZ Baktr-Gr&ivd (P) 20 only Asylum of Horrors SAN FRANCISCO Paramount (PI 17 D Ellington Ore-Rev Pearl Bailey Bill Bailey VICKSBURG Saenger (P) 21 only Asylum of Horrors WASHINGTON Capitol (L> 14 Buddy Baer Joey Bishop 4 Delovlies 3 Wiles AUSTRALIA AUCKLAND <NZ> St. James CT) 13 Farrar & Carter Jimae A Junior Diana Graftoi* Pat Gregory Terry Scanlon Cissy Trenholra Arm and Perren Marika Saary Barbara Howe Jimmy Elder Wira De Jong Chribi Enid Wilson Joe Whitehouse Jacques Cartaux .Nellie Small Netta Dunsmore Netta Dunsmore Betty SuUock Tom Toby Skating Boys Skating Girls DUNEDIN (NZ) His Majesty's (T) 13 Tommy Trinder Botonds Halama A Konarski Professor Olgo Carl Ames 6 De Paulis Harry Moreny Toni Lamond Peter Singing Girls Dancing Boys Adorables MELBOURNE Tivoli CT) 13 Trio Fayes Trio Daresco Lowe & Ladd Bert Duke Trio Guy Nelson Frank Cook Renita Kramer Bouna Norman Vaughan Sonya Corbeau Show Girls Nudes (9) Boy Dancers * Ballet SYDNEY Tivoli <T> 13 Edwin Styles Loveday Hills Mary Parker June Jago Walter Pym John Lee Collins Hilton John HdSon BRITAIN BLACKPOOL Tower Circus (I) 13 C Cairoli & Paul 8 Flying Croneras Fischers Elephants 5 Hansels John Balia dinis : 5 Talos Knies Legionaires Portugese Horses Tarzana •2 Canters 2 Angelos Williams Cockatoos Kossmayers Mule Little Jimmy A Circusettes Jimmy Scott Olympiad. 3 BOSCOMBE Hippodrome (|) 13 Jimmy Bryant Mellor-Martin-Mo# - Conrad VIhce Margo Humphreys Derek Bert Dene J^an Madden Saucettes . BRIGHTON Glorias Dogs Percy Pryde Fe Jover A Jack Galantas EDINBURGH Empire (M> 13 Merle A Marie Sam Costa Hylda Baker Nitwits Authors & Swinson Jack Hilliard Chas An caster FINSBURY PARK Empire (M) 13 Tessle O’Shea * Johnny Lockwood Johnny Matson Dennis Lawes St Denis Bros Colony Boys Olga Varona Granger Bros Derry-Tones De Vere Lovlies GLASGOW Empire M) 13 Winifred Atwell Conway A Day George Meaton Tommy Fields Harry Worth. Halo NEWCASTLE Empire CM) 13 Trois Poupee Lee Lawrence Gordon & Colville E A D Waters Celeste Stan Stennett Ansons NORTHAMPTON New (I) 13 Thorburn Rona Ricardo 3 Falcons Barnett A Delrio IT Woodward A M Cooper Barney Powell 6 Roy Belles NOTTINGHAM Empire (M) 13 Stuart & Gray 2 Pirates David Hughes Dashs Dogs Semprini Rob Murray T Fayne A D Evans Ravic A Babs Tommy Cooper Royal CM) 13 Max Adrian Moyra Fraser Sally Rogers Betty Marsden Jack Gray Bernard Hunter SCUNTHORPE Savoy (1) 13 Hal Stead Jerry Allen Hatton A Rohan C King A Joyce Wally Dunn ' Edna Taylor Itberos Pigeons Vernon Sis SHEFFIELD Empire CM) 13 A1 Read A A B Black NAN Grant P Darban A Wendy Fred Lovelle Lizzet A Eddie Lionel King Allen A Lee E Gordon A* Nancy SHEPHERDS BUSH Empire <$) 13 P Brough A A Andrews Ronald Chesney Ossie Noble Peter Madden Nino L Raynor A Betty Edward Victor K Sis A Eddie SUNDERLAND Empire CM) 13 Max Wall O"Farrells T Tappas 3 Sky liners Rosinas Tattersall A Jerry Jack Francois Walthon A Dorraine SWANSEA Empire CM) 13 Carroll Levis Violet Pretty Teen Agers G Grossetto A Gstn WOLVERHAMPTON Hippodrome (1) 13 Jimmy Young SAP Kaye MacKenzie Reid A D Austral Bert Brooks Billy Baxter D A J De-Mott Austin Sis YORK Empire (I) 13 Freddie Sales Susan Irvin Yale A Diane Olga Fleming Ronnie Collins Leslie Leighton Margery Fleeson Brian Lindsay Peter Gordon Make Merry Maids NEW YORK CITY The Hay docks CD Chris Columbo Teddy King Ore Giro's Red Caps Damlta Jo The Treniers (7) Clover Club Lenny Kent Lillian Roth Dolores Renay Ted'Lawrie Tony Lopez Ore Selma Marlowe Line l Cork Club Alice Darr Eugene Smith Eddie Snyder Dalano Hofei Tony Bari® Tommy Numez Ore Zina Reyes Dancers Willie Hollander iBelmsnlee Jose A Aida Carlos A Mellsa Ore Latin Casino TAP Rodriguez Carlos Ramirez Estella Sam Gyson Litico A Mario Antonio A Rosio Sans Souci zDancers Freddy Calo Ore Five O'clock Martha Raye Larry Wilde Ted Wells 4 Len Dawson Ora Frolic Club Kathle McCoy Don Charles Ore Gaiety Club Zorita Honey Lee Walker Flash Lane Marie Stowe Gaiety Girts Harem Club Bobby Barton Princess Tara CamSe Stevens Lee Taylor Ginger Marsh Johnma Hotel Jack Murphy Nellie Collette Random Kenilworth Jack Cavallaro Ore A1 Lozlto Ruth Palmer George Chattrton L'Aiglon Chuy Reyes Ore Emilo Petti Ore L®on A Eddie's Babe Baker Revue Sandra Barton' Kitty O'Kelly Pat Clayton Juan Luis & Eleanor Perry Bruce Aeres O'Reilly Ralph Gilbert Don Charles Ore Lombardy Hotel Babs Ware Hippodrome (M) 13 jimmy Wheeler K A A Alexis Medlnis Merry Macs GRIMSBY Hal Monty Palace (I) 13 D Philippe A Marta Harry Neil BOly Banks George Michel Desmond A Marks Melomaniacs Cynthia A Gladys BRISTOL Empire (L) 13 Billy Whittaker Miml Law Joe Poynton G Anders A Jean Lee Brooklyn Audrey Mann Earl Damey Irma Logan A1 Brandon Eric V Marsh BRIXTON Emoress (I) 13 Roy Walker Louis Hayden Melville Birley Stan Ralph Eric Lloyd Danny Carroll • Eric Knight Vivky Raymond Max Carole Lloyd Chappelle George Clarke Fred Sloan Les Tonleys CARDIFF New <S) 13 Morris A Cowley 4 Ramblers Archie Lewis 3 Imps Verdihl Levanda A Van Cottrell Bros A M Peggy Ashley CHISWICK b Emprle (S) 13 Mary Small Radio Revellers Peter Sellers W Keppel A Betty Hundy A Earle 4 Nordics Jimmie Elliott 3 Jills EAST HAM Palace (I) 13 B Lesters Midgets Festival Midgets Festival Fountains . .nsTrofi Joy Pearse Wendy Horner Keo Sis Coronation Belles HACKNEY Syd Seymour Ore Janet Brown Jones A Foss O'Farrells Starlets Williams A Shand 2 Condons LEEDS Empire (M) 13 Ronnie Romalde De Vere Cover Girls Terry O’Neill Marettas 3 Kelroys Iris Sadler Joan A Ernest Tommy Jover Co LEICESTER Palace (S) 13 Rose Murphy Munsford Puppets 2 Ydlandas Nat Hope L Park A T Trent J A K Stuthard Jackie Ballet Montmartre LINCOLN Royal (I) 13 Terry Wilson Seanot 2 Mavis Whyte Barbara Quayle Francois A Zandra Charlie Parsons A Rogers A A Dixon LONDON Palladium (M> 13 Tennessee Ernie Annell A Brisk Florence Desmond Mme Louise A Pets Zero Mostel Morecambe A Wist Beverley Sis Jack Dilrant Palladium Girls Skyrockets Ore, * E ^91 J ecil Bandaox Billy Eckstine Count Basie Ore BIrdnms Dizzy Gillespie Blue Angel Josh White Kirkwood A Goodman Felicia Sanders Eadie A Rack ' Bart Howard Jimmy Lyons 3 Blue Note Nancy Steele Vicki Carol Herb Corey Joe Benjamin Ronnie Selby 3 Bon Solr Jimmie Daniels Madmoiselles Marshall Isen Norene Tate Garland Wilson Mao Barnes Copacabana Jimmy Durante Sonny King Harbors A Dale Ramona Lang Jack Purcell Ted Martin Durso Ore Frank Marti Ore Chateau Madrid Linda Lombard Marian Callahan Teresiya de Triana Cesar el Malaguena F Alonso Ore A1 Castellanos Ore El Chico Perla Marini DeLeon A Gfadella C A G Galvan Alvardo de la Cruz Carlos Camacho Enrique Vizcalna Embers Barbara Carroll Bunty Pendleton Hotel Ambassador Jules Lande Ore Hotel Astor Three Suns Hotel Blltmoro Michael Kent Oro Hotel Edison Henry Jerome Ore Hotel New Yorker Teddy Powell Oro Joan Walden-- Sid Krofft Bobby Blake Collin A Leemani Adrian Kollini irto Hotel Pierre Dorothy SamofE L A Eddie Roberts Stanley Melba Oro Chico Kelli Ore e Hotel Plaza Lisa Kirk Wally Boag Dick La Salle Ore Monte Continentals Hotel Roosevelt Jack Fina Orch Hotel St. Regis Rosalind Courtright Milt Shaw ore Horace Diaz Oro Hotel Statler Louis Prima Ore Hotel Sherry Netherland Beverly Allyson Hugo Peddl Ore Hotel Taft Vincent Lopez Ore Hotel. Warwick raise Rhodes Naomi Stevens Led Carroll Larue Dany Danberson Ted Straeter Ore Cy Walters D’AvalOs Ore Latin Quarter Mlnevjtch Rascals Betty George Dominique, A. Andree A Bonnie Fleetwoods Murphy Bisters Piroska Carl Conway Dagenham Pipers Bix Brent Midge Minor Art Wancr Ore La Vie en Rosa iggy Lee Frank Murphy Van Smith 3 Leon A Eddie's Eddie Davis Arlyn Stuart Art Waner Ore Oliver Dcrs te Ruban Bleu Ceil Cabot Susan Johnson J immy Komack Norman Paris Julius Monk No. .1 Fifth .Ave Bob Downey Harold Fonvllle Hazel Webster Old Roumanian Sadie Banks Sonny Sands Carolyn Carpenter Larry Marvin Joe LaEorte TDre D’Aquila Ore Park Sheraton Milt Herth Joan Bishop Town A Country Joyce Bryant Ricky Vallo- Mickey Manners Vic Spawy Joan Kayne Emilio Reyes Ore Johnny Morris Ore Two Guitars LuBov Hamshay Sigl Ahern Ell Spivak Misha Usdanofl Kostya Poliansky Versailles Carmen Torres Larry Storch Salvatore Gloe Ore Panchlto Ore Village Bam Ernest Sarradno Hal Graham Clara Cedrone Russell Peak Mattie Sondi Mavis Mims Piute Pete Village Vanguard Irwin Corey Pat Carroll Anita Ellis Clarence Williams Trio Waldorf-Astoria Mary Meade Nat Brandwynne Mis chit Barr Oro Wivtl Sal Noble Bob Lee Blue Angel Hal White Bob Wednock Velyn «e L French Grace Nichols | Raquel Irving Burgess Black Orchid | J Premice A L 1 Martinez * Stan Fisher Lola Ameche . | Jim Stutz Trio Chez Pafee [ Lena Home Alan King | Lou Willis, Jr [ Johnny Morton Chez Adorables (8) Brian Farnon. Ore t Conrad Hilton Hof'l Jeanne Sook A Teddy Roman ! Colstons <2> Deadenders Jack Rose Margaret Naylor Bill Jordan Herman. Mariclch Pedro Ore ' Enrica A Novella Henry* Taylor Lord Tarleton Michael Sclker Ore Jeanne Moore Lou Collins Club Ann De Don The Coolers Malayan Lounge The Calypsoans Martinique Hotol Manolo A Ethel Danny Yates Oro Monte Carlo Leonard Young Gallab Dancers Rafael Rumbtfros Music Bex Belle Barth Don Ostro 3 Mac Fadden Deauville Voeallons 3 Nautilus Hotel Patsy Shans Gomez A Beatrice Freddy Calo Oro Joe Hamel! Paddock club Jimmy Day Miss Memphis Peggy Saunders Ernie Bell Oro Flo Parker Patty Lee Sans Souci Heft) Arthur Blake Frank Lynn Sacasas Ore Ann Herman Dcrs Saxony Hofei Patadhou Val Olm an Ore Berale Mayerson Ore Julie Romero Tano A Dee Shore- Club Rosalie A Steve Fausto Curbelo Haven A Held Slngaiyrs 3 Peppers Magnet ones Novotones San Marino Hotel Phil Brito Palmes Dancers Qulntones Sorrento Charles A Samara Marc Kahn Alan Kole Ore Tony Pastor's Ray Bourbon Sheila Sheen Jose Enriguez Jackie Cole The MithenS Vagabonds Club Vagabonds (4) Maria Neglla Condos A Brandow Martha Ann Bentley Frank Lin ale Ore Eleanor Guipo Versailles Hotel Jack Kerr Nino Rinaldi 3 CHICAGO Dick Peterson Dick Salter Dennis A Darlene Buddy Rust Ollie Clark Boulevar-Dears (6) Frankie Masters Ore . Edgewater Beach HUdegarde Alphonse Semola Robert Norris Ore Palmer House Kyle MacDonnell Tippy A Cobina Di Mattiazzis Sheets Minton B DeVoye A B Lorraine Claire Leonard M Abbott Dcrs (B) Emil Coleman Ore Vino Gardens Ralph Lewis Winnie Clark Madelyn Wallace Dcrs <4) Pancho Ore House Reviews Continued from page €9 LOS ANGELES Ambassador Hotel Jack Smith Nlta Bleber Dncrs Benny Strong Ore Bar of Mustd Elsa Lanchester. Freddie Stewart Gregory Stone A Nino Menendez Eddie Bradford Ore B Gray's Bandbox Harvey Stone | Jacq'LLne Fontaine , Day Dreamers A1 Viola Trio Biltmore Hotel Gale Robbins | Willie Shore Lee Marx Gene Bari Trio Hal Derwin Ore Cafe Gala Bobby Short Beverly Alber Stella Brooks Dick Hazard Trio Clro's Pearl Bailey Lou Bellson Bill Bailey- Bobby Ramos Oro Dick Stabile Ore Charley Foy's Spider Donald Navis Frankie Hyera Mary poy Marquerite Padula Sammy Wolfe Joe Okey Abbey Browne Ore Mocambo Mary McCarthy Eddie Oliver Ore Joo Castro Quartet Statler Hotel Ice Ahoy Revue Frankie Carle Ore US VEGAS, NEVADA styib dancing clicks. Levanda & Van, two gals balancing balls and boards on soles of their feet, fol- low adequately.- Billed as '•‘The Harpist/' Hylda Baker proves n.s.g. comedienne, in first-half with male partner. Strong indigo touch is noticeable in her crosstalk, femme seated at piano and tagllning with the phrase, "You’ve Got A Lot to Learn.” Fin- ishes With “A Guy Is A Guy” and exits to mild mitting. Desmond & Marks,, male comics, are slightly above average run of quality in eccentric dancing and comedy. Have much business with a couple of chairs, and raise yacks when one partner catches his hand and nose In large-size mousetrap retrieved from near footlights. Exits to strong applause. Jack & Mary Kinsorr have un- usual line In magico chores, work- ing with paper butterflies, playing cards and white mice in a minia- ture doll's house. Biggest hand is given the duo when mice are made to vanish. Gal, brunet looker, changes costume thrice during act to surprise of femme stallholders. Hush of anticipation fails over auditorium in closing stages of support bill, which proves slightly above average for usual accom- panying .acts they give expensive topliners here. Many in audience are impatient for the U. S. singer, giving minor and muffled boos to act just before him, English come- dienne Hylda""Baker in a femme Home Guard sketch with a dead- pan partner. Showmanship is used in announcing Ray, front curtain falling and nearly a minute elaps- ing before specially augmented orch, clad in red coats, strike up the music on stage. Howl of de- light greets the mousy-haired sing- er in his run-on, carrying a hand- mike and opening with “Little White Cloud.” Ray belt out the numbers, clutch- ing often at the air, twisting his face into sad-sad grimaces, panting for breath at end of numbers, and generally emoting full-scale. He thanks stubholders frequently and adds comedy touch by wearing bowler hat in “Somebody Stole My Gal.” Stubholders couldn’t have been more enthusiastic, though singer's careless drawl and noisy nature of orch at beginning made some parts hard to catch. Biggest ovation is for his “Cry,” but similar warm mitting for “Walkin’ My Baby,” “Please Mr Sun,” “Glad-Rag Doll” and “All Of Me.” • Singer, a show biz phenomenon here, exits to solid hand-to-hand music. First segment is closed by Danish twin trapeze act, Krista & Kristel, blonde gals with real aero talent ,.(New Acts). Vi, Joe & Vic Harvard are two boys and a gal who register well in balancing plus comedy, all be- ing dressed as college undergrads. Act has youth and freshness. Interests of.vaude could be bet- ter served if below-average acts were deleted from topline bills such as this. Mediocre materiaFj causes bad word-of-mouth for vari- ety when theatre is jampacked such as* this for a U. S. big name. Vaudery, with two extra matinees, is doing SRO despite prices, being upped 50%. Cord. the Pichons in their romance ducts and Bobby Brant in smooth and nonchalant ballet-tap aero and a neat “Hot Canary” soft-shot Emitting bill throughout as emcee is Bruce Stevens, who opens second half with his own trumpet act, including signatures of name bands, impressions of top trumpet- ers in the business, and a stint at the baby grand for straight play in * of “Warsaw Concerto.” Segues into boogie woogie and then a hot trumpet finish to ovation. The Tokayers who get wham re- ception for their rapid tumbling teeterboard spins to three-mari shoulder mounts and chair catches all to terrific speed. McStay . ’ MIAMI-M1AMI BEACH Algiers Hofei Buddy Walker Joo Delilah “ Tony A Renea Mai Malkin Ore Bar of Music BUI Jordan David Elliot Arna Sultan Bath Challis Harvey BaU illfmera-Tarrace Jimmy Grippe- Frank Stanley Ore „ Brook Club Charlia Farrell Continentals Mickey Roselle Deeva Casablanca Hotel Gene Baylos Maya Ore Nicholas Grymes celebrity club Alan Gale Larry Foster *• J t Desert Inn Latin Q Revue CharUvals De Castro Sisters | Luclenne A Ashour GuUda Gloria LeRoy Nejla Ates Ralph Young s Janine Gernet Chariee Ballet LQ Line Carlton Hayes Ore El Cortez Pat Patrick Lou A Sue Smith David PoweU George DeCarL Ore Flamingo Ted Mack Revue Theresa McMahon Jackie Bright Fay Gelinas Ray Austin White Sisters Benny Brown Jr Stonewall Hillbilly 3 Catherine Harris Flamingo Starlets Torris Brand Ore Bobby Page Ore Last Frontier Dorothy Dandridge Eddie Bracken Ben Wrigley Roy FltzeU Dolores Frazzlni Joan Devlyn Dncrs Bob Millar Ore Sahara Beatrice Kay Sylvan Green Johnny O'Brien Sa-Harem Dancers Cee Davidson Ore Sands Van Johnson Constance Moore Harrison A Fisher Copa Girls Ray Sinatra Ore Sliver Slipper Hank Henry Russ Clark Sparky Kaye Beau Jesters Mildred Davis Gloria Pall Jimmy Cavanaugh Bill Willard Marah Gates Dncrs George Redman Ore Thunderblrd Jean CarroU Betty Clooney Irving Fields 3 J Conrad Dncrs Barney Rawlings Christina Carson Normandie Boys . K Duffy Dansations Al Jahns Ore El Rancho Vegas Abbott A Costello MaxeUos ' Peggy King Bobby Barber D Dee Dnccrs Bob Ellis Ore HAYANA Montmartre High Towers Rita Marla Rivero Celia Pena BaUet Montmartre Serenata Espanoia tans loud Olga Chavlano Frances A Daniel Tondclaye CaCcia Mcrcedltas Sumara Cora Linda Troplcana Chlquita A Johnson Gloria A 'Rolando Zoraida Marrero /Jose LeMatt Casino, Toronto Toronto, April 10. Bobby Breen, ^ The Tokayers (6), Jackie Marlin , Bobby Brant , Jorden Sc Parvis, The Pichons, Bruce Stevens, Les Barker, Archie Stone House Orch ; “Washington Story” (M-G). Bobby Breen, back in his home- town as headliner, is over big, to- gether with all acts, notably Bruce Stevens and Bobby Brant, but it’s the Tokayers, six men in their teeterboard spins and catches, who garner the top audience reception for speed and thrills. Breen opens with a bouncy "Casey Jones” and a railway song medley. His “It’s the End of the World to Me,” a romantic ballad reputedly out for record release next week, a log of his old songs when he was a prodigy in films, plus reminiscent chatter climaxes with his “Rainbow on the River,” show the youngster in fine form on those high and held tenor notes. Jorden & Parvis, in evening clothes, open show with their nifty tapping and heel work, leaps and catches, all marked by suave ap- pearance. Les Barker goes .over with his rapid animated cartooning projected on back screen. Jackie Marlin is oke in his Impersonation*- 5^53,^ -gfO. Zanuck Briefs Continued from page 1 Zanuck, solo film industry rep on the advisory council of the Amy's Chief Signal Officer, came here as an individual and not as spokes- man for Hollywood. However, his huddles dealt with the part motion pictures could play in the overall program of U. S. informa- tion abroad and he said later that other picture toppers would doubtless be asked here for meet- ings. Asked whether he would take a job under his friend, President Eisenhower, Zanuck explained that “I was not offered a job and I could not accept one. I am.current- ly too deeply tied up in the de- velopment of Cinemascope. How- ever, I am happy to serve my coun- try in an advisory capacity when- ever asked to.” The 20th vice-president met on Friday morning with Douglas Mae- Arthur 2d, Counsellor of the State Dept., and other department officials to discuss aspgct^ of a moire potent film program to help the overseas information program. His afternoon meeting was with C. D. Jackson and his White House committee of experts on in- ternational propaganda. Discussion dealt largely with the use of mo- tion pictures as a strategic weapon in the worldwide cold war. Some of the talk was about our entertain- ment pictures in the- export mar- ket. Zanuck said emphatically there was no discussion of cen- sorship or even self-censorship of these films. Then the studio topper reported' to President Eisenhower Saturday morning on the meetings.” It .was “the first time * I saw* him* since election,” said Zanuck. Creation of a separate- overseas information program would re- move 10,000 employees from the State Dept and reduce the depart- ment's budget by $95,000,000. Nel- son A. Rockefeller headed the special committee . which recom- mended the separation to the President. Sec. of State John Fos- ter Dulles has indicated that he will not object to such a move. Robert L. Johnson, former presi- dent of Temple U. in Philadelphia, is the new chief of the informa- tion administration and would doubtless head a separate .agency if it is created. N.Y. Theatre Continued from page ^S exact, that Raybond entered the picture. According to David Weinstock, Raybond topper, he-first learned of the bracelet find during a routine telephone conversation with Sam- uel J. Kenny, manager of the the- atre. Weinstock said Kenny told him that the ‘theatre and Bond would receive publicity, since pho- tographers and reporters would be present when the assistant mana- ger went to the r police to claim the bracelet. Weinstock said he immediately objected to that procedure, and no- tified the police to withhold de- livery of the bracelet. Theatre op claims the property is rightfully that of the theatre, since it was found bn its premises by Bond, an employee. Bond reportedly coun- tered Weinstock’s action by enter- ing a suit against the police to re- linquish the bracelet. Police are currently holding the property pending a court ruling. Bond and Kenny are no longer employees of the Normandie as of last Friday <1Q).