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I agree.Cir. (D 7,781) This Clipping From DAILY VARIETY IOLLYWOOD, CALIF. NOV 2 0 1958 ulin.Books Lee ggy Lee will follow the Mills . into the Moulin Rouge, open- there Dec. 9 on a bill which will include the Bernard Bros, n Arden's "Wonderful World"/ inum This Clipping From VARIETY NEW YORK, N. Y. NOV 1 o ionljn ?·?·onge9 H'wood Los Angeles, Nov. 16. Mills Bros., Paul Gilbert, Donn irdej^s "Wonderful World" revue, DicTT^tabile Orch (16); $2.50-$5.50 package Frank Sennes has nabbed the Mills Bros, as the current headline act at the Moulin Rouge, and it looks to be an okay booking for the spot as well as the act. The Mills Bros., a socko vocal group that's been riding the top of the heap for years, vocalize in an easy harmonic manner without depending on gimmicks or musical trends. Instead, they warble the same disk hits in the same fashion that made them an outstanding vocal group back in the '40s. At Tuesday's (11) opener a good sized non-teenage group was treated to "Opus One," "I'll Be Around," "You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You," "Paper Doll" and "Glow Worm." It's a nostalgic repertoire of tunes that draws heavy mitt action and guarantees good business during their stay. Donn Arden's 1959 staging of "Wonderful World" continues to run in thoroughbred form with the "Africana" routine standing out. Comic Paul Gilbert holds through till Nov. 23 while the Mills Bros, remain until Dec. 7. Dick Stabile's orch backs both dancers and show in topflight fashion. Kafa. ES*^i Jhat's bee^"?╟?fwSock?? vocJ?Ct The t*p f??r ye "d2n?║- the t0?╟? of0"P harmonic Z s' VocaIize in f the rePertoirP PP\ Jt was a r, . and a^au??Seerel res th*t dreTal8k W]th the >>*/?**" hold? S of comic pi,, ~f"cana" ro,,?? ??ver, Di<* Steh?╜ - lbert the ?? f ln5 flnd show ?? orch (is) shtando"ts. t0PflJfht iaSnba$s the