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y ? ?╟≤ ?√ß' . . . ' ?╟≤ ; ?√ß . ; = m . - : , j ' ; ; . .. -?╟≤; ?╟≤. DALLAS AFTER DARK; Music for a Long,Hot Summer 5v TONY 70PPI ________ . . Tuesday, July 14, 1964 || Z0PPI lan array If uptempo tunes most Cabana Hotel has a perfect an- of which feature vocalists Libby swer for the summer doldrums in Horne and Murray Horn (no re- its current shows which feature Johnny (Scat) Davis* instrumental group in Nero?╟╓s Nook and the swinging Stylers in the Bon Vi-vant Room. Davis, a show business personality for more than i quarter century, keeps things lively with lation). The Stylers have added several new routines to an act which has played here an average of twice a year for the past five seasons. Both acts are headed for Las Vegas in the weeks immediately Scat has a date at the Dine by Candlelight in Delightful Did World Atmosphere French Cuisine . BEAU RJVAGE RESTAURANT 17m T %r Creek North Apts. 3701 Turtle Creek B!vd. For Reservations LA6-6310 DAILY SPECIAL" I seaf????d LIT1 Tep Beer !n Frt>zen Stems' IF ?╟╓ a~' iiHMi ns1 ^ ?╜ -Mm- -... ?╟≤ p ln Frt>ien Stems ST Jail H A IS a am ____ul . . ?╟≤ U^DOTON ^ FOOD BESi UR. A NT Mf D0298 oLe Salon Restaurant Francais Show Boat and the Stylers are scheduled at the Thunderbird Hotel lounge as a followup to the Kirby Stone Four. Donald O?╟╓Connor was an enthusiastic ringsider at both shows Sunday night and led the applause in both rooms. . Tve known Scat from his Hollywood days and he?╟╓s a marvelous entertainer,?╟Ñ said O?╟╓Connor, who is here to star in the j Summer Musicals production of I ?╟ Little Me.?╟Ñ ?╟úI was much impressed with The Stylers,?╟Ñ he added, ?╟úThey (sing Jga^fully and their spe* Probers are extremely wgp*done. I think they have a ?½ight future.?╟Ñ THE BIG NAMES in Las Vegas converged or The Sands one night last week to honor Red Skelton, the painter. It is a little known fact that Skelton is a gifted artist whose speciality is circus clowns. ?╟úI paint them endlessly,?╟Ñ he said. ?╟úI?╟╓m a frustrated circus performer, you now.?╟Ñ Maurice Chevalier attended the party and Red presented him with1 a portrait oj a droopy-eyed clown Chevalier owns one of the fin est art collections in France. He appeared genuinely touched by Skelton?╟╓s gesture. Also present was Jimmy Du rante, who was looking for ?╟úfi clown wit* a big nose.?╟Ñ Red promised to paint one for him. The one-man exhibition is open t?? the public and it runs until the end of this week, when Dean connoisseurs gathered oands Hotel in Las Vegas last week tq View Red Skelton's one-man exhi-lg|g| Jimmy Durante, left, smiles at the appreciatively as Red presents Maurice Chevalier with his portrait of a clown. Chevalier reportedly owns one of the finest art collections in France. Separate Chores I Davis Wil Keep Pair Apart Hollywood, caiif. (sp.) -|the product^ win be simJi A Sammu ttatrio T?? ilL- ilia p._ . .. ^ )OD, Calif. (Sp.)?╟÷The facl that Leon Shamroy, A.S.C.: is going to St. Peters in Rome while his wife is heading for Pey-ton Place, does not indicate that their interests in life are diametrically opposed. v It merely means that Leon, four time Academy Award-winning cinematographer, is presently filming ?╟úThe Agony and the Ecstacy?╟Ñ while Maiy is playing one of the leads in ?╟úPeyton Place,?╟Ñ the 20th Century-Fox TV COVMAn __*11 t . ?√ß Sammy Davis Jr., one of the most versatile performers in the entertainment industry, has been set by producer Martin Ransohoff for a starring role opposite Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in ?╟úThe Sandpiper,?╟Ñ which begins filming Sept. 8th. Davis will fit this role into his busy schedule which includes the starring role in the currently Broadway-bound musical, ?╟úGolden Boy.?╟Ñ This will be his first non- Martin moves in to replace Skel- . ?╟≤ ,. I ?╟÷?╟÷ ?╟÷?╟÷.j.-. . I m coy. - ims WU1 v. Ms.first -grm the Copa Room. m??vie role in many years. HJND THE. TOWN: .TntmpjllCr- _ ^ m the *' Directed by Vincente Minnelli * --uc OiO Big Sur country of Northen California with Davis portraying i beatnik sculptor and friend ol Miss Taylor. Coachella Valley Scene-of Project HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (Sp,) -Producer-director, George Eng lund, and author Eugene Burdicl recently spent several days ir The Coachella Valley working or a novel-and-movie project to follow publication of Burdick?╟╓s ?╟úThe 480.?╟Ñ . $?·a . ., ,, ^.. I: