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cc WadnescS? __________________ 0240. Tickets: FQREVER PLAID ?╟÷ 7-3C^PK) p.m., dark Monday, Bugsy?╟╓s Celebrity Theater at the Coming Soon... INXS, July 16, Hard Rock; Ambrosia, July 17, Arizona Charlie?╟╓s; Natalie Cole, July 17-20, Caesars Palace; Penn & Teller, July 17-23, Bally?╟╓s; Everly Brothers, July 22-Aug. 3, Orleans; Liza Minnelli, July 23 27, Bally?╟╓s; Megadeth, July 24-25, Hard Rock; Asleep at the Wheel, July 25, Arizona Charlie?╟╓s: Blackstreet, Mint Condition, Changing Faces, July 25, Aladdin; Chaka Kahn, July 25, Las Vegas Wilton; Etta James, July 25-27, JOesert Inn; Pilita Corrales, July 25, MGM Grand; Village People, Vicki Sue Robinson, The Trammps, July 26, Aladdin Minnelli FmafTTropi^a ha1" opening Monday: Hooper, Steve Shaffer, rtdx. ?╟≤ | ?√ßWith Susie Berger, 8 and ugh Sunday, Catch a Rising Star at theli^PBpnd, 891-7777. Opening Monday: Margaret Smith, Peter Berman. Tickets: $14 plus tax. V: BOB ZANY ?╟÷ Wil*d Liz Wolinski, Ted, 7 and 9 RIVIERA ?╟÷ Lon Bronson & His All-Stars, 1:30 a.m. Saturday and 1:15 a.m. Monday; Tony Tillman and Freddie Bell, through Sunday, Bistro Lounge. Alio, Monday Night Jazzfest, featuring Don Menza. SUNSET STATION ?╟÷ Morris Day & the Time; Cafe Madrid. It Happened Last Night Refurbished ?╟ jubilee?╟╓ a real treat November. THE CHEYENNE CAFE ?╟÷ The Blazers, to midnight every Friday and Saturday, 3227 Civic Center Drive, 649-4996. MANHATTAN CAFE ?╟÷ All-Star Jazz, featuring Marv Koral, Carl Fontana, Gus Mancuso, Carson Smith and Santo Savino, 5:30-9:30 p.m. Sunday. M By Joe Delaney LAS VEGAS SUN Bally's ?╟úJubilee,?╟Ñ with a new, even more spectacular 16-minute opening and a recently re-created 30-minute closer, in a newly rebuilt and refurbished theatre is a total delight. It is a continuance of the genius of the late Donn Arden who conceived, produced and directed the original, in addition to its. predecessor and a number of earlier spectaculars going back to the original Stardust ?╟úLido de Paris?╟Ñ in 1957. ?╟úSamson and Delilah?╟Ñ (Act III) and ?╟úTitanic?╟Ñ (Act V) are as fresh and as exciting as ever, a tribute to the attractive and talented cast. The sinking of the Titanic onstage may increase in importance with the release of the film later this year. The variety acts are Jean Nedel (Act II) with his incredible balancing feats; Anatoli and Irina and their cube (Act IV), on the ground and in the air; and the excellent illu- sions of Dirk Arthur & Co. (Act VI). Top hats off to Joel Fischman, VP of Entertainment, doubling as producer; his associate producers, Peter Aaronson and Fluff LeCoque, who also serve as director of entertainment and company manager, respectively. Low bows to Tom Hanson for his direction, staging and choreography; also to Winston Hemsley and Rich Rizzo for their contributions. ' i Special kudos to Pete Menafee and Bob Mackie for their costume design, especially to Menafee for the new opening act. Paul Mann deserves special mention for his musical contributions.! Would that this limited space could be expanded to include all 175-plus talented people onstage and backstage. This ?╟úJubilee?╟Ñ is the original entertainment ambiance of Las Vegas at its finest. ?√ß ?╟≤ i y I tl m rept addition, < Lance will pfl| fourth annual ?╟úWor 7 Magic?╟Ñ telecast.... Bui continues in an ascenl Together with Rev^ has taken a personal; cial part in the vital wl children of both the Shi Variety Club, particulal Vegas.... The local VariJ Tent 39 is both honored 1 deeply grateful. Hail, Willard Next Monday at 8 p.m.l Orleans hotel-casino showl ?╟úGalaxy of Stars?╟Ñ will perfl honor of Bill Willard, benel Catholic Charities of Soutlj Nevada.... Willard, here 5f is an accomplished artist, si and writer, a published autj and executive director of Ull Arnold Shaw Research Centf Popular Music.... He is an ij tant cultural contributor, you next Thursday. JOE DELANEY has been active iri entertainment industry for more than! years. His column appears Thursday Fridays in the SUN. fill!