Variety (July 1953)

WEEK OF JULY 15 Numerals In connection with bills below indicate opening day of show whether full or split week Letter. In parentheses indicates circuit. (I) Independent; <PJ Paramount <R) R.KO; (S'r Stoll; (T) TJvoil; (Li (W) Loewi (M) Warner Moss; P&RIETf lOS ANGELES Wednesday, July 15 , 1953 New YORK. CITY Music Halt (I) IV "Gc'nla Moll • < orps. ci«* R^net . l.iInna &■" Sparks. - . Duke Arl : ■ hot'»l- l.nM-inbu* Kt ir: UiKon TvcoJc.-iuv . Svm. Urn • palace (Ri 17 Rosales Sis ‘ T, Games;. -. •• • • Shel'loii A-' Burnett O J)e Lai oya 5 JMdlirri-r' ,f‘olliatio C.ilitam II«*vfir 1C Pile Wliile ; 'I'Mlvio Troupe Paramount (P) 15, T. i’anl &• M I’orfl Jlji .s C-iM' & Ore . y\ OV.ui; Her lien 'St So non IVr. Roxy <h 15 jlom-ilw.'lk -'Fancy 7 C’hamp.s Pctsufy-'- Wallace Lon Hall Trixie L" Griswold .. M Smith Blades & Bellos Ballet Corps CHICAGO Chicago (P) 17 /L ' .A phe Ella Fltz/'ijrald Berk & Hallow J O'Brien • MIAMI . . Olympia (P) 15 Marin 4$ Valdez : IJanny J?}»aW • .1 Morris St Co , , F Stewart.. Rena id it R udy WASHINGTON Capitol (L) li. Jack El -Leonard Dolores’ lUmacs Armand Hawkins- (fc Wanda AUSTRALIA Auckland His Majesty's (T) .13 • Toniniv Tiindei; ■’Miltmills. . Malania 4; Konarski Prof Ol«n .. .Mary I'i-iestman Me Pauli > Harry . Moreny: Tout--'Lomond Veter " ' ' ' Km (linn Girls D.iheimt Boys Ad'orablcs CHRISTCHURCH Royal <T) 13 ■Farrar ■/£ Cutler Vat Cl re'(or S' : Jimae.-A . Junior 'Terry Sranlon .. Cissy Tienliolirt Armand I'crren Marika Saury IJarbarA I Iowa .Mrtiin.V Kldei" Wiin! Me -Jong C'liribi . TCnld Wilson Joe Whitehou.se . Jacques Cartaux Nirllic Small . ■ Netta. Duri.smoro Betty Sullock Tom Toby . MELBOURNE Tivoli (T) 13 Favcs 3 : 3 Marcaeo Lowe &. Ladd- Bert Duke 3 Guy Nelson Frank Cook Rcnita. Kramer Boutin Novnian Vauehan Sonya Corbeuu : Slfirlta-- SYDNEY Tivoli (TV 13 01 no. Mnttera .Glenda; Raymond. Ronald Dowd .. Ilarbld Williams John’. Fullard BRITAIN 13 13 ASTON Hippodrome (I) Tony Daii oil: Jock (lien Billv Till • Veter Asbb.v <Tifr (Lveii • .■ Michele & F.rik F ('overdale MarKot Oa.ve » Neville ■ Lloyd . BLACKPOOL, Opera House . (1). Cbmpaunons -de Chanson... Ilnrry Seeonibc Eve Boswell. Harry Bailey Huj'ony 3 Katbrvn Monro . : Ann Tyrrell Coronet Sinners . ' .Corps de Ballet 20 Tiller Girls Palxce (I) 13 , Merry. Mad James 4* -.Co' Sliver & Day ' • <loov«e & LcituyU* ; 3 Bunoons . lies .Dtnino.s .• Fred .LoveU.e, . - . Tower Circus (I) 13 C Calroh A Paul 0 Flviiv; Croneras Fischers Elephant* '5 Hansels John. Blilad'mis 5 Talos . .Port nuncio Horses Tiirrana' 2 C.inlcrs .. 2 \nuelos-. . Carol ,’s Cockatoos KivUine Mule Jhmm Scott A Cii ease I lea . 3 Mis mpi.ads- BLACKPOOL . Winter Girdn CD 13 Allan Jones' Ken Plat l 'MoVecambc: it W use Bob Morry ■ 3. Coll as- jiaii'v Worth Morlitlor . Jean Bavlov.-nn C C.mnllellosv ]Vt -GoiVd.il d .Annette's lle’Ves BOSCOMBE Hippodrome it) Whittaker 4 Law ,lne I’ovidmi CtroKH Anders 1 ee Brooklvn Ea t.l Darney- "Ti'iiuT* Taui.'in Al nr.iiidon- • I’t-i'. V M .rsh . .V'dvs.'vd. Gfland ■Ts'V.rs -1T-• > \ BUI^TOL. Eitip'ro-d 13 . • Mu i v« "v”id. ' W.ii'mv , -. Mrs M'v'- : , • • \ .i. Vo vie''-.VV i'.b " Mmrice"S : '..;icr-- ■ -1. tlh ush.'s . . . c ,v e iS. van..-" • Hippoct.-roiiie iS* V ■.n'rousci*- Band' yVV-l'ed 'Marks . '. n Can.i'la . 'Si'in \' Mi’. 1 ,., ... . While Vi- < ' un.’i ’ Ti"'sa Si” i''.vV,e. '' C 4 C it "s“^ ^ Nieol .vS.- '.iniible • ! BR.iy.TQN Empress (I) 13 ' . Cyril Howler ; E Govdon 'A Nanoy , lthoda Rbhet's 1(> Konesters '.-Billv Haheox ■ ;-E •&. A Gerard . 8 Roulettes . CARDIFF New (S)"13 -Norman Evans Betty Jiimel- , V &■ J Crast.onlan J St B Mdxliam. Swan Sr I.eigh Jaekie 3'revor • Tiller Girls CHISWICK Empire. ($) 13 Pdrothy Squires 13 13 13 St J 13 ons Jioinx Wheller Money & Kina. BeUa 3 Krlkson It 8l B Adams Peter.' Quinton • Geraldine & Joy DERBY Hippodrome (S) Great FeRxio T Jacobsen Ladd. West Denvers Alan Alan lIutiRtmunz ■ Dave -KlnR R Dennis Mikow.skis GRANADA East Ham (M Kay St Katrina 3 Karloffs Sam Llnfield & Co Joan Klnde Ford St Lenner-' George ESco Metropollten (M 13 Jack Anton ' 20 Govkcous -Gals Palace.. (I) 13 Davy Knv I(a7el Wilson K Morvllles ' Corlrz St Pam Uorklfllds Derek Dixon PieeadlUv Pin-lips FINSBURY PARK Empire (M).- 13 11 Sc W'tmie .Mark Lee Lawrence P Darhnn St Wendy Hal Monty . 2 Airreros. Wilsoii '; Keppel St Betty Ken Morris GLASGOW Empire' (M) 13 Burl ’Ives Denis Bio & J I Moreton & 1) Kaye S White & Anti Krcd -LoveMe , Kiimav ClilTbvd Stanton'' GRIMSBY Palace (I) 13. Jimmv Bryant . Melloi'Mavtfn-Moe Marijo Huoinhreys. & A Hevek Beil Dene .le nt MadiUm SaucetU*s '• HACKNEY Empire VS). 13 Belly Driver \1cr V'letih ."t M. irems I .vnton : Bovs . H ivr.v Jacobson ;* .-Items-.. j sioluvi Sayers i l P.iooeels ! LEEDS Empire (M) M,iy:\V.»U" I t.nTu* Nieliows : • j. He.l'ev \\ ;i| d ' .3 . ; ri'cdd'U* 'V’rioto.h • In.in M.uii) 'V . : Sciiniv ' \\ dlis' i Dowf’i'v 4- Dave. * • Ballet j LEICESTER :Paloce. (Si 13 (•ailoil l.evis Ci>- | Viillet Prelt.\ v T/VeenaiuM's , B & U Ronia. . i LONDON Palladium <M' 13 Danicl.s 4c Payne' Dive Apollon. Chris- Cross ; Betty Luster S.taiv Steniudt . Desmolul;' St Marks 3 lloucs llo> Lost or Jackie Boss Joe Church .Liz/.et St Gladys Lacy 'rrpupe . 7 Volants Skyrocke 1 .<r=--Oi'e= Melville -Blrley - Roy Walter Max Carole Palace (M; 13 Al Martino. Duvals |'George Martin NEWCASTLE , Empire (M) 13 Tessle O'Shea Johnny Lockwood, Johnny'Matson . Olga Varona Denis Br.ps 8c . . Beryl Mona McCall' Grander, Bros. Dennis LaWes ■ Lovelies NORTHAMPTON NeV/ (I) 13 Ilminy Ydnrie. . Waited Jackson loan. Rhodes Iris 'Sadler Cassahdras BiJly Redman • 3. Rudf(e Sis NORWICH Hippodrome ll) 13 Pauline Penny •• Barrv. Plddock Lambert Manders St. Denman June: Carle ' Bernard & Texl’na Wendy Allan Valerie Matthews NOTTINGHAM (Empire (ML13' tssy. Bdnn : HJddle Calvert' ' ■ - ' Cardpw Robinson Macandrews & Mills Yvonne: Prestige-. Rav Alari: 2 Lticillas Newman Twins PORTSMOUTH ‘ Royal (M) 13 Ronnie Ronalde. Richard Sis ■ Dickie/ Henderson Krista St Krlstol Woods St. Jarrett Waltlioh A Doi rainO Haokrord ' & Doyle SHEFFIELD Empire (M) 13 Krarikie Howerd Mil Jill, St Mil Max Geldra.v Mundy ft Earle Janet Brown I Jeff A June Bel' Ai’Rny. Les Ctiribas. Chris Sands 3 RtilhJems Bette Lee. . SHEPHERDS BUSH Empire <$) .13. Shirley Ahicair... M: French \8t Joy Goldwyns B Shakespeare . SUNDERLAND Empiire,. <M) ‘ 13 : - Dave Morris Annette’s'.Ladies • fi Darj^ie : . Erik Lelfson Chris 'Sands, . / Les ; Curibas ■■ 3' Rethleins Bette Lee SWANSEA .Empire (ML 13 Archie Lewis:' Morris' St -Cowley-':. 4 Raniblers' . 3 Imps • : f. . Aberdonians Muldoori 5 Duncan Gray Levainda St Van WALTHAMSTOW Palace (I) 13: Joe - Rlnit Barron St Drumimnd 3'Cinzanos . ; R St . R Kotchlnsky Joan. Norton Teddy Bush WOLVERHAMPTON Hippodrome- (D 13 J Lee St M Rivers Conrad Vince-. Juanne. l)e YoriK St D Macarton Bro. Jotty Stunt: '■ Gordon'-Girls', r'.' WOOD GREEN Empire (S) 13 : Arthur Haynes. John Akron Roy Murray Moyna Cope Calder ■ Regan Girls • . COVENTRY Hippodrome (I) 13 Charlie Chester Jack Jackson .: Dorothy. Carless Hall. Norman & Ladd .Joyce .Golding .. I,e» lkarus Ronnie Leslie 3 Kelroys . Joan & F.rncsf. Ambassador Hotel The Szonys Patachou . Ted Fio Rita Ore Bar ot MUklc Josephine. Premlce : Maurice Roccq E Bradford Ore I B -Gray's Bandbox | Billy Gray ’< MoOre St Lessy Blltmoro Hotel. Dorothy Claire George DeWitt • GoetsOhis: (3) Hal Derwln Ore -! Cafe Gala .■ Queenie Leonard NEW YORK CITY 13 Bandbox - . Duke KUington • Count B.i.sie Blrdlahd Billy Lckstine ' Bud Powell Lester Young Blue Anqal Felicia Sanders . . Orson. Bean Celia Cabot .Three Riffs Kudie & Rack Bart Howard . Jlminv Lyons 3 . . Bon Solr . . Jimmie Daniels Oliver Wakefield • Cthasiley & Wood Norenb Tate. : Garland Wilson . Mae Barnes Copacabana Jimmy Nelson Dominique Mace Barrett Lee Kane : Priors \i Dm so Ore . Frank Marti Ore Chateau Madrid Facundo Rivero F Alonso Ore . Al Castellanos Ore ■ Embers Barbara Carroll Tyree Glenn Joe Jones Hotel Ambassador Jules La tide Ore Hotel Astor Sammy Kaye Ore Hotel Blltmoro Cavaliers .HoteL New Yorker B Cummins Ore D «!t T Lemac Karen Doadenders . .Hotel Plerr* - B.ornioe lV.\crS Raseha Rodell Stanley, ^lclhn Ore Chico. Relli Ore H.ot'el Plaza . St Rcr‘;on* Ore. N'MaUh'cy. t)ro . Hotel ROpsev£D . Lenny Herinan .Ore Motel St. Regis VI ilt Slum 'On :■ .Honice .Diax Ore Hotel :..Statler (.'lias Fb-k Hotel Tift Vincent Lope/ Orr - Latin Quarter .. Franklin St Lane Jack Durant Charlivels- De Castro Sis Gloria ; Lcroy«-. : Nejla Ales Art Wanei Grc B Har.lowe Ore Le Ruban Bleu .Iqne Dulo Marshall Izen Jackson Sisters Norman Paris 3.'. Leon A Eddie's. Eddie Davis Argo- St Fay . Alice Strickland . Jane Windsor Paul Judson No. 1. Fifth . Ave Boh Downey Harold Fonvllle Hazel Webster Old Roumanian . Sndle Banks . Joe LnPorte Ore. D'Aqulla Ore . Park Sheraton Milt Herth Joan Bishop Rosa Linda Riviera Will Mast i n .3 Francos Faye . Piero Bros. • Walter Nve Ore Pupl Cnmpo Ore/ Doug Rogers ... Arden Line. -. VersAMIe? 'Nice To See You* .Georgia Kayo Fay DeVVilt Dun Libcrto . Al Norman Lou Nelson Dorothy Keller Patti Ross Linda Lombard . Barham Stewart C a rnL. ()ln n a r t Salvatore. Gioe Ore Pkn chi to Ore - . Village Barn Jackie Jav . Carolyn : Who.d / Glch Mooi v Ore . J Bobbie' Martin , ! Zc.b Carver '• .. :. Myles Bell • . > pi lit v Pete '•■.'■■ \ ll.il ('.rah in Ore Hadda Brooks ^ Dick Hazard Trio Giro's Katherine Dunham Dick Stabile. Ore Charley FoV's L Carter St Carti'rs Mary Foy M Padula A Browne Ore MocambO Ames Bros . E Oliver Ore Stptler Xavier Cugat Abbe Lane Ore Ml AMI-MI AMI BEACH Clover Club Nancy Donovaii Johnny - Morgan. ' Dolores Rcnay ' - $ Ted Lawrle : Tony ' Lopez. Ore Selma Harlowe Line Latin Casino . Hal Winter lAtiied .. . •• Haiem Club Jimmy Day ; Bobby Barton Princess ; Tara . Camile. Stevens Lee Taylor Ginger Marsh Leon & Eddie's Babe Bakn^ Revue Sandra Barton Kitty O'Kelly . Pat• Clayton Juan. Sc Eleanor . Perry -Bruce . Acres: O’Reillv- : . Ralph Gilbert Don Charles Ore . Nautilus. Hotel . Eileen Barton / Antone fit Ina Sid Stanley Ore . Joe Tlarnell . paddock' Club Jimmy .March Miss Memphis Sun-Sun Babae Rev Freddy Calo . Ore -. Five O'clock Club,. Bob McFadden Ted . Wills 4 Charlie Barnet Ore Gaiety Club Zorlta: Raquel . Jeannie Chfistiary Lynn Starr . • Len Dawson, Ore : Chas Victor:'Ore • Flo . Parker • - Patty Lee Sans Soucl Hofei .S.unny Howard Anne-Barnett Sacaras Ore Ann Herman Dcre Saxony Hotol. Kitty Kallen . Val Olman Ore Berni'e Mayerson . ■ ■'Ore •- Tony De La Crni / Pano St Deo ' Vagabonds Club Vagabonds (4L Maria Neglla. ; Condos & Brandow. Elissa Jayne . Frank Linale Ore : .Eleanor Guipo ' Royal Tahitians Paul Goupil : . JERRY MORGAN ^Harmonica j'9' Mins./ . ..*■■' / ^ Palace, N- Y. ■ : Jerry .is 3 . good ntusj- ciam as is deunonstrated by - his work on llie hanp.onica. He has a nice interpretative flair and a feeiifig" for bHues type music. His act, however. Is.. handicapped by some meaningiess . gimmicks.. One of them is billled as an impression of two harmonicas.which is mere- ]ly blowing bn two consecutive \ reeds. Another is his reaching I for a high note* which actually \ requires no- more effort than any ■ other note. This kind of spurious showmanship cannot be worked on the mouth organ for good effect, since most everybody, at one time or another, has. tried his skill on iflat instrument, and-audiences are quite familiar with what the har- monica can do. Morgan, however, can : concen- trate inoire bn his music. He has one good gimmick at the close, that, helps him off. He does a mild bit of softshoeing while blowing out a tune. Jose. : IAS VEGAS, NEVADA Desert Inn . Betty Hutton'. Skylarks. • J.lm & Mildred • Mulcay • ' PoOn Arden Dncr.s Carlton Hayes .Orb Lou Bring. Jack Latimer • |. Remo Balli . El Cortex Martha-: Davis-. St . Spouse. Mercer Bros .. Patty Taylor Jimmy Oliver. Ore El Rancho Vegat Vic Damone . Bambi Lynn. St Rod -Alexander J Conrad Dncrs El Rancho Girls. Boh Ellis Ore . Flamingo. S Jones ."Insanities of '54' " Tony -Martin Alan King Hal-.Borne Frank Howard ■ Flamingo Starlets Torrls Brand Ore- Last Frontier (13) Herb Shrlner Mary Kaye Trio Estelle Sloan. Jean PevJyn Dpcrs Sklnhay Ennis Ore Dick Lerncr Joy W'alker Dolores Frazz»tti > • ‘ Sahara Red Skeltoii A M Alberghetti . 5 Christobels Sa-HarernDncrs Cavaliei-s . Cce Davidson Ore ' Sands. Milton' Berle K Mountaineers.;. Sid Gary . Betty. George Charles Nelson- Copa Girls • Ray Sinatra Ore Silver Slipper Hank Henry Savoir Faires Sparky Kaye JlmmS' Cavanaugh Bill. Willard M Gates Palominos George Redman Ore. Thunderbird Gale. Storm - Mata St. Harl Jay Marshall . . Arnauts . : Barney. Rawlings. I Normandie Boys • Kathryn .Duffy as Continued from particular hostelry. PAEi STEFFEN DANCERS (3) Dance V 15 Mins. Moulin Rouge, Paris Three young American dancers, two well-built boys and a Solid- chassied gal. have formed a terp act here. Act is a series of dance vlgnets mostly in the myth cate- goiy with ttse boys playing agitated fauns to the girl s intpassioned re- actions. Trio are good in style and virtuosity, but are more the type of act that needs a surrounding show 'ox; atmosphere to put them to best advantage. As is they are eye-catching and rate big mitting here, but dances tend to jbe repeti- tive when played as a whole act without benefit of breaks or fill-ins. . If tdo rounded diit the act with ihbre subtle numbers,; this would be a good bet for niteries, vaude or musical revue spotting. Mask. page l Too often, figures indicate, an act will do turnaway business in' the main room where there is no cover or minimum—but after 'the show is over, the crowd disperses. A cer- tain percentage reniain ih the casino of the hotel with the top act STAN STENNETT Comedy, Songs 11- Mins. PaUadimn, London : ' After a promising run in radio and TV* this British comic gets his big break in the current Palla- dium bill and turps in a shrewd performance which reveals an im ventive wit and a reliable stage technique. Patter is slick, heavily loaded with laugh-provoking lines and, is delivered in socko style; i The vocal entries are also Solid 4 chuckle-raisers apd have a distinct od^nal slant. . : Act is reliable vaudeville and could readily be adapted for re- vue.- . - LOS LATINOS (3) Songs, Instrumental 20 Mins. Calvados, Paris Carioca group consisting of three swarthy boys with two gid, tars plus usual. Latino paraphi- v nalia and chantings makes lor a nice intimery stint here. Chou.) is a newly formed professional (mu- fit but knowledge of the man. Spanish and South American tuiV . pos and rhythms makes this an mV that can supply aiiy request and keep . ears attentive in their changes of • pace and spicy serv- ings. Guitars are resonant and Singing has the throaty, plaintive quality so necessary for liiost of the carioca warbling,. , Teamwork is good and act looks like a nice bet for intimeries or revue spottings with TV ari addi- tional acceptable Window feir Los Latinos. ...•: ■ . Mosk., ■ BILLY ADAMS Songs .." 18 Mins, - Apollo, N. Y; Billy Adams is a recent Apollo Amateur Night winner who im- presses as an okay bet for the pro crooner .sweepstakes. There's plenty of room for development of style and projection but it should all come to hiin With more playing time. He’s got a good start .with, a set of -.legitimate pipes and youth- ful; goodlooks. Surefire bait for femme fans. : •Negro singer opens with an efr, fective rendition of “I. Believe,” slows up with an ineffectual baU lad, “Wonder Why,” but regains for strong exit with “Nearness of You.” Technique on all is clear and forthright and lacks only showmanly excitement. , Once he gets that he’ll be on his Way: ■ . ■.- ' Gtos: ■ Personal Mgl. Continued from page 48 —but a larger number drift around town, pausing here and there for a whirl with Dame Fortune at the various tables. Decision to provide entertainment - in or near the j casinos stems from the desire to ] keep a larger percentage of that 1 I transient crowd* rooted to one spot. Bill Miller's Gimmick Scheme actually got underway when Bill Miller became part of the Sahara Hotel operation and JANE WINDSOR Songs ' 7' Mins.. Leon & Eddie’s, N. Y. Jane Windsor, a newcomer. in the cafe belt, has much to do be- fore bitting top spots. Although possessed of a basically good Voice, Miss Windsor is yet to use it with maximum effect so that she could ? get a wide range of color and " shading.. ' r Miss Windsor, is also, zip get a better tune selection. She im- presses" as a fresh-looking kid and a tune such as “Temptation” doesn’t seem goad vocal casting either cn the basis of her looks or her pipes. ..She’s much better in the prorttpily instalk’d: special enter- n0t Jos?! 1 * tainment in the lounge rather than J depend upon the usual cocktail i coinhOi The idea spread.. At El THREE TUCKERS Rancho Vegas recently; Steve Gib- son’s Red Caps bounced from the brain room to the.: lounge arid ; the spot now is. dickering, for a return date in the lounge. • V ‘ Booking policy still is in rough foi-m. : as far. as soine of the hotels comprising -hiS teens, Trampoline ! 8 Mins, i Palace, N. Y. ....... i .The 'Three- .Tusekers. a couple and. a' boy' in ."looks like.it's, the- kind of-turn that, /v. ill; have ■ beaucoup '.jobs '• on the: arc* coriccined A few. .aie- stickm^-j trampouiiiie' with an assortment of to lnstrimumtal groups for the time ; tricks that- get frequent applause, being: because ; they; are -'unwilling' - Most hf ; their antics .seem to .be only on monies owed retroactively and that if a management contract has another year to go, then the performer will still incur obliga- tions from future earnings. How- ever, the majority of/attorneys feel that the. bankruptcy discharges the personal manager. Leases and other type contracts have been cited as examples. AFM’s for P.M/s Unioneers who have been study- ing the problem feel that bank- ruptcy is an extreme measure and the entertainer should not be. forced into a step of this kind, and thus, the union has to And some ■ way of stepping into this situation. Precedent for such a step has been established by. the American Fed- eration of Musicians, which has. a 5% ceiling for personal managers. Another factor that makes such a step necessary, according to the board members, is the increasing use of personal managers by rising entertainers. Basis for this lies in the fact that with television be- coming an increasingly important integer, many acts have been .go- ing to . the large , agencies in tlie belief that the majors would be more successful in that field. Once ih the majors, the act gets the idea that he’s just another name on a list and thus hooks up with a p.ni., feeling that he’ll heckle the majors | for work. Some indie agents have, already turned to personal manage- ment, and others new to show busi- - ness.are being drawn into manage- ment. Tliys the p.m. ranks are ris- ing, many being unqualified to handle.such tasks. The *^ prdljTein wITl ullimafeiy have to he ip.e.t by the. union be- cause of the moiinting. pressure by some .acts; It’s felt that by the time of the AGVA coijven.tion next June in Montreal, some . definite plan will have, been formulated/: MANCHESTER Hippodrome iS> Erie Lloyd Kcnnc Lucas 2 Tonclys Fred Sloan Blue Angel < Irvin Bui K*\ss llaydoc Ma'aKim N i'.u)u t’n)’l .; Bill Ydurii» Ant) Williams .Grace Nichols.-.; ■ BoD Wo Dyck Trio ' Black. Orchid . Juanita Hull . BUI Snyder ! Anne Russell . ■ ■ Ken Sivcot Trio !'.•■' Chez Fare* ' 'i Betty''At Jane Kean : Guv Chenicv . j Stan Kr a trier (W Co Johnny Martin /(=: I \ o /—Ad or a Die s=<8 A 1 Brian Farnon 'Ore 13 Co.nr*d Hilton Eiieen Carroll. Margie Lee Seitz & Loichlngor Dick Brito -' CHICAGO tSId -Kroftt -iKodell . . I Marii'ich 4; I Peterson I Dii k • Salter I Bill Jordan I, _L- N Se J Waldo . Buddy Rust Olio ('lark Dertnis A -.Darlene Boultvar-Deiirs (7) F. Masters Ore. ’ .. Edgowater Baach F. Martin. Qrc . Murray Arnold Martin Men I) Ilild Dancers CIO) Palmer House 1 Marion Crtlljy Hot'I iBlackhurn Twins CliiTord Guest Kudenko Bros ■ M Abbott Dncrs (8) Eddie O'Neal Ore tiiat it still pays, oil.- '- . ! ,g^lup. bull. idea has also spread lo liie dowm’ .-sluais.-.att'- • • • 1 tleAc /rtiLT^rR'’ r*m someseri- of the act. tdwu which never He’s okay; im. batK sectors.. J osO. .figured.too pronvineiUly in the en-| ; tertainment picture/: The Goldep : ALII ALICE. STRICKLAND Nugget has the Ada Leonard All- /Acrtwiattce Girl Band and. Jpe Yehuli vvhile.El.] f - BI ?’ J ,/ v 4; . • •Cortez relies; 611 the instrumental- 5 - 01 * & Eddies, N. 1, ists: and the Jinimy Oliver sextet, i AMee Sfttiekland.has a.good aiero- Return date is being set for Eddie ; da ^ e looks eligible for Skridanek’s Dixieland band. many type? of work, including out- :. In Uip Jast fiv<j .years: Las Vegas ^52!?' ' has become the biggest single user of tness a of talent in the country; With the n ^J^l ° i^/^the^im-^-. jHjaoflEajjve cosiume to pending addition of two riew j jnore vividness. Her fa hotels on the Strip—the demand /ventioiial togs seem to for acts will probably be doubled ■ her «movements as well Within the nekt 12 months. * down her natural color. a good assort- basically okay jdance design and a neat projection, Mass''Striekiand .ne e ds a more hamper as tone Jose. ; //''NeW:YorW Dagenham Girl Pipers, who. .are returning from Scotland to the U.S. : jn. August, are set; to ■work the Bellevue. Casino, 5 font real, Oct. 1. They open at the DuQumri, III., Ftiir Aug. 31. in a. layout head- ed by Bob Crosby. ; . Banibi Lin.u & Rod Alexander down for Ciro's, Hollywood. July 21.. Marguerite Piazza into' the Staller.' Detro’.i, Sept. .11;. Beatrice Kay tapped for the Wolhurst, Deliver, Sept. 1 0 . .V alerie Noble plays the Om 1 - "Two Cluf). Toronlo, tomOrro^ (Thurs.).. .Billy Gilbert starting at the Yankee Inn; Akron, July 20 _ Donald Richards started at the Mt. Royal, Montreal, Monday (13)..