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Cir. (0 323,939) (S 700,668) This Clipping From LOS ANGELES, CAL. EXAMINER ?√ßMB! Jallulah- mt Las Vegas i BV Phyllis Battelle I StaHcZp??ndeft Internationa, Ne*s S.v.ce ! LAS VEGAS, Nev, May. ^ I t ** Vegas, test city for tne 1 The audience went wild. Uketefe,y-.gMg.??| , ^ved her ^leg^R^TI lust as> ^tsl^aU this for one of ! ?√ß w M6 a minute on stage. than her hlSuhf0V Ezio Pinza. ?√ß?√ß?╜?? H she could ?p?╜. ^ ?· "Darlings," she said, well, here I am-shilling for the ^e^t^ede^more when, long hair flying and skirts rafed. she danced^and isang-^|jJ|e voice of a sand , choked, Ifebearted coyote- Tthe nunfbers "I'll Be Seeing : You" and ,"|ye, Blye, Black- ; bird." ''?√ß?√ß:'$$__$;--?√ß<:?√ß?√ß?╟≤ fflsL$L'\ At the OTblusioii of the latter, she ^feezed through a short Charleston, mourning, "took, kids, I can do a hot Charleston but this dress weighs me trJown." Her one serious interlude was la touching interpretation of Dorothy Piker's monologue, "Telephone Call." Tallulah, who was good, cried at the end of it. Th^Taudience, who were astonished, did tooJi The $tm ?·K$eter?║tlfyof almost ever^'oy^^n^f^w busi" ness: except ; night clubs, may tal^jo^^^fmengagements in otKe^^farts of the West?╟÷ but she isn't saying for certain. "Not iifeS she says, "we ha^e3^|^ft^^B;ihow tlus goes' ove^^M4"^??fey FromK-Wp^1 "Bravo that ecliol^^'exit, it would appear the great Tallu is being over cautious. * # * Jack Entratter es este hombre afortunado, que se parece wjpjfe% pero que ?╜pega?? y paga en robustisimos dolares. Siempre 1%^> && _f acompanado. En esia foto, las que le saludan son Jane Powe! <^%% morenita y monisima Ursula Theiss. Luego, vendran mas. {fH*\9 W que Jack es el director gerente del hotel... y tiene muchos bift&Jr Mr* NICOLAtl BARQUET 'san Cristobal 14 YIELANUEVA Y aEL!TRU Las Yefeaa. Dear gentleman* I I I send you a distant salutation* I take the liberty to write to you, to send you enclosed the cutting of your photo, just published at a Spanish magazine, thinking that it will iive you some pleasure to know that at my country you have become very popoular by that photo. ?·he writing says; "Jack Entratter is this lucky man,who has some likeness to Dempsey but he doesn't punch but pays with dollars. He is always so well acompannied.At this photo, he is greeted T^j Jane Powall, Terry Moore and a delicious brunette named Ursula G?heiss?? Afterwards, surely other women ishould joint the group. Wesust say that J%# lucky Jack is the manager*-director of the Hotel akd he is very rich with great dollars bills'1* That is very funny and I may assure you that many Spanush beauties will be very glad to meet you at their way* Jbr that reason, if someday you wish to visit Spain, the land of aomanee and love, I am glad to put myself at your orders to become your attentive guide. I should go to meet you from the moment you enter in my country land and wd&la be at your side BArclay 7-5371 PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - New York MOBILE, ALA. REGISTER Circ. D. 33,573 MAY 27.1963 New Resort Hotel Opened In Vegas NEW YORK ?╟÷ (UP) ?╟÷ When today's performers start yarning about fabulous places in which to work, they usually agree that nothing beats Las Vegas, Nev. Vegas, as its familiars know it, pays the most money, and the va- cationland atmosphqre generated out there in the desert makes an engagement seem like a lark. Of course, a performer, no matter how much he is paid?╟÷and this runs well* into the thousands weekly for the top staj^^can leave salary and his extareslfirls in the town, if he doesiaJ^eonVolJhis venturesome natugjC- Lggalijfed gambling in ej^v^*fe^tiplQurishes there 24 hgjn^a "day. Sands Oj^ns ment a tf& gambling ir heigfet/in the seven iQi**1foteJs out along the wn as '"me Strip." It is in aces tMt the salaries of lerfjjrmers such as Danny ^"Tucker, Joe E. "Billy Vines, to name a few, reach their peak. Show people got a good break this, season when two new such places were opened on "The Strip." The Sahara was the first to open, last Fall, and then The Sands made its bow shortly before Christmas. As the nation's newest resort palace, The Sanctis a $5,500,000 property covering 18 acres of what was desert a little more than a year ago. I^'I^V; Jake Freedman, a quiet little man who has one of those fantastic Texas (Houston) backgrounds, was the leading spirit in its creation and runs it in co-operation With Jack Entratter. m Entratter Right At Home Anyone who has been around thernight life of New York will feel right at home as soon as he steps into The Sands and spots the considerable bulk of Entratter. He sticks out in The Sands the way The Sands sticks out in the desert. Jack was the host and part owner of New York Copacabana night club for more than a decade. Some of the stars he is hiring now for the Vegas operation at stratospheric salaries are performers, he helped boost up the ladder in'the early days at the Copa. Probably on the theory that Jack wouldn't be completely happy without the Copa name somewhere around The Sands, Freedman permitted the hotel's main theater- restaurant to be called the Copa Room.