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ESTABLISHED 1888 BArclay 7-5371 PRESS-CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - New York LAS VEGAS, NEV. REVIEW-JOURNAL Circ. D. 12,535 - S. 13,116 JUN 12 1953 \Jn the ^Jown ?╟≤ with alan jarlson- Things I Just Found Out Today Barney Boss almost didn't make it to referee last nite's tights at Cashman Field . . . The day he left Loss Angeles to fly in, his wife's father passed away in New York *Js( She insisted that he fullfill his Las Vegas commitment before joiniilg her inr-Gotham . . . Barney refereed a four-rounder which turned out to fee-, one-round due, to a TKO, and the six-round semi sOfegfee refused, good-naturedly, to referee the main event because <?║tj$s p%?║6nal friendship with both gladiators. In addition to this his many frierfds at the Strj^ftftels kept asking him for his personal opinion in thevbig go&hd- when he found himself giving opinions he simultaneously disclosed to his friends that under these circumstances he could not, and would not, officiate ... Nevertheless, Johnny Black "filled lbs1 shoes very adequately and the spectators were proud of this Las Vegan. Tallu has had the legend of her fabulous salary at the Sands dispelled ... Her weekly take was not twenty thousand bux . It was $17,500. -iWBEb The handful of men remaining at Camp Desert Bock have shown their .appreciation for the avalanche of talent that has visited them from the combined Strip hotels?╟÷by sending a check for $183.09 to Variety Club of Las Vegas . . . This money was the result of a collection of nickels and dimes. Movie mags will be shooting the heck out of Gordon MacBae during Ms stay here . t_ Six lensers have been assigned to do the shuttering. y Joining Paul Whiteman's orch (in the Bamona room) as drummer is Herman Kapps who moved down the Hiways^m the Flamingo and boss David Rose upon .conclusion of Rose's stint . . The June 27th issue of Parade, will feature the Sajly McCloskey "A-Ballet" pix with the atomif'mushroom background that broke in the R-J last Sunday. I Bobert Merrill amazes Copa Boom audiences when he departs | from opera to finale with the ''Whiffenpoof Song" iW. Arid what's Imore, the .audience joins in . . . ThJB^appened.openang^nite,-anyway. Steve Gibson's Bed Caps are in a little extra curricular session nitely from one aye|& iri^the cocktail lounge at El Rancho Katle- Iman . . . |t'|. a starlimg^innovation to say the least ... Is this talented group doubling^ in brass to compete/With tha?╜*Sahara 'Casbah biz?:'l|F Lou Davidson hte abdicated his headqi House to be at the opening %i Reno of Darvs tJu'lia . ':.5.:?·>ctobei<--ifllft ^Tthe way, the [again in Vegas for si:^We?╜J!?½--^being feature! r TherBon-Aire Motefebgii been leased bf jseven grand yearly ^..i||R.|ason: To take 'low guests .. fl ?√ß wsBs rtersjjFthe CcAnial and JRlia?╟÷espeiially lance Jfeam is bflpked lusical revjH nfnr tjfenty- pjent ancjBover-i the ! Andy and Delia R#Si?║U%re in Detroitlp|ckinMup a n#r Cad ;o replace,the,one stol^I??3|Then, they hk to Ne% York Jo plug his late|t; waxing, aftcr^^efi it's back'horle to Hollywo< Henceforth, three<Sti^publicists will woik with the Hllldorado committfejtb work lepmE feasible arranjfement in Jostine of visiting^pbes during^pupoor -festivities. \ rtnus his video! Bef||pelton has returned home to H'woou shots d$BP$> material arid talent not being ready. RftfiiMer, Graphic House chief; will arrive in Las Vegasl |soon Jo -look, over the town pictorially ... Agent Paul Small ranniifpa the sun-.'M\Last Frontier chorine Candy King will work ^p/Summer at/Cal-Vada, Lake Tahoe . . . When Satchmo Armstrong paid tribute to Jimmy McHugh in the audience, he also included LOP. Upon which, Miss Parson* tried to hide her face behind her hands ... The last thing one expected to see wa; Lolly being embarrassed. Car parkers are taking over the Strip ... Starting ton tel , the Last Frontier initiates a crew of park-your-car men under direction of Max Kurschner. PR#tCUPPlNG BUREAU I 165 S^^ Street - New York ISfiBW YORK, N. Y. jl CirS^!402.346 - S. 4,716,807 j jjfcg 3 1953 ^^^^^^^Jfr Broadiuaiil By DANTON WALKER tJ Manhattan Memoranda Fif&0eiait.. Ike to take off on another grass roots trip shortly (prob- 1 i ably following the Bermuda Big Three meeting), while brother Milton ij I will expand his' current South American' tour to a six weeks' visit to | I at least 10 countries. ... It doesnt' sound plausible, hut Washington j 1 hears that Adlai Stevenson will be offered a post hy the present Ad- i I ministration on his return to the U. S#"??1v^|A western Senator may not 'jj ?√ß seek reelection for the unusual reason that his former wife is an out- ii land-out Commie. . . . Britain's Red-tainted Electrical Trades Union has j ?√ß acquired the famous 400-year-old Esher Place mansion in Surrey as a ] ?√ß training ground for labor leaders. ?╟≤ ?╟≤ ?╟≤ The DuMont video network, as a public service, will show pictures Jand descriptions of the 10 most wanted criminals in the U.J3., starting I June 29^ . . . FBI men vanishing into the jungles of Central and South J America on the trail of gun smugglers, who get their stuff into Mexico, i J then go underground. ... A quiet East Side hotel is the headquarters J for a poker mob that specializes in taking wealthy out-of-town m$t- j j chants. . . . Political talk around Sakele's in Brooklyn is ^hat Democratic j leader Kenneth Sutherland is going to try to take the show away from Bronx Boss Flynn when the five county leaders sit down to pick a mayoralty candidate. . . .Mrs. Phyllis Ughetta, who" is racing a stable of horses at the metropolitan tracks this, ilpnmer, is the wife of Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Henry Ughetta. ... Sportsman John D. Hertz, celebrating his 50th wedding anniversary in California, hired I private planes to fly 50 friends from New York for the party. ?╟≤ ?╟≤ ?╟≤ Senator Tobey's committee investigating the New Orleans waterfront rackets, will reveal a tieup between dock mobs and Commies, j Similar links between Reds and criminals on the West Coast and { Hawaii will also be disclosed. . , . Will Rogers Jr. sold his West Coast] newspaper in order to pursue his acting career. Now he'll impersonate J j a newspaperman in a new video show (CBS) titled- "Rogers of the j Gazette." . . . Sharman Douglas got a deglamorizing aboard a boat off j the California coast. Fell down, broke her nose. ... It took a bit of sleuthing on the part of a NEWS reporter to discover that the gal who went into bankruptcy under the name of Vasiliki Mavroyiorgiou was better known as Betty George. Her, biggest creditor is her manager, Sol Tepper. ... The unusual experiences of a female guide for the UN will enliven the Herb Sheldon (WNBT) show Thursday. . . . Disk jockey Bea Kalmus has quit her behind-the-mike career to head the talent development department of a new actors' agency. I8f{l E * P * , Program sellers?at the two Feuer & Martin shows, "Guys and Dolls") and "Can Can," are be)hg picketed because they don't belong *n ?╜, ly^n . . . One of New Yortsm^major department stores has devotj^ir^entireV- window to exploiting f|?║e 'Polly Adler book. ... When GjyfLa^e re- P opens this Fall it Willie known as Maxim's.... The jylniillises (Ohris-J tine Cromwell) are shopping in Paris for a locationJfBFa chic nite clul I . . . Jack ("Tobaccbsg?·ad") Kirkland to adapt tt^ylson Algren nbv| \ "The Man with the Golden Arm," f or 3roadwyfrjT. Jane Wyman jRe | : latest movie star tTLsutSJjfamb to offers from | Will do a song-and-daaase&ct starting Aug, Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwart^twi of Broadwasp better ; lyrists and tunesmiths, will unite again tlf' ceUsbrate a quanrc century I of association. Dietz, now advertising an3 publicity vice-president for l MGM, will accompany -^Schwartz around f thel country; Jtfrthur playing I piano and Howard singing (or talking) tn?· wards ofjjfiir more famous I numbers, to plug the Astaire movie, "Tha Hinnl. Wlfijnn " . . . Joseph I Pasternak, currently filming "The Flame and the Flesh" in Naples, with I Lana Turner and Pier Angeli, recalls that the last time he was. in Italy I shooting a pictuys was in 1929 when he turned out "Two Souls." The technical adviser was Cardinal Pacelli, now Pope Pius XII. .-. . The race for the title role in "Richard III," considered one of the acting plums of the year, has narrowed down to Laurence Olivier and Marlon Brando. . . . Orson Welles won't raturn here to team up with Billy Rose. He has signed to direct and star in a movie for' Sir Alexander Korda instead. . . . Israel to have a major fair, firsf in the country's history, Sept. 22-Oct. 14, with Jerusalem as the center. RTHE ORIGINAL _ omeikF 220 w. 19* &ftiMWi:oi&ii, n. y. Tel: CHelsea 3-8860 Cir. (D 331,853). (S 567,298) "This Clipping From feNEWYORK.R Y. ^HERALD TRIBUNE =EARLY BIRD2 Coast to Coast =By HY GARDNER^ Winston Churchill will soon ask for the establishment of anj Allied South-East Asia War Council to plan, a single defense strategy for Indo-China, Malaya, Siam and Burma with head-l quarters in Singapore. England's General Templer might head! the Council?╟÷if and when. . . . Don't look now blithe Rit^ Bros., and Rita Garbo are next-" door neighbors at the Hampshire HodSe ... Ernest Hemingway's ,in town, too?╟÷a 'phon call to his Cublin residence advised us-> he flew the coop Wednesday. Churchill's 18 - year old grandniece, Saliy, has become one of London's most popular, fashion models, saps fuss or fanfare. $v . The Walter Wan- gers, (Joan Ben- ?╟? nett) are travel- nY Gardner ing through Europe as Mr. and Mrs;, despite the fact that! they wouldn't admit to Paris re- porters that.theiir:reconciliation was complete or official. [Italy has sent a note to the [Kremlin asking that all their P. O. W.s( be returned. The [total number still supposedly in JSoviet hands vis 25. . . . It's ?√ßMayor Impellitteri's private lopinion that only drowning men pling' to a straw vote. . The hero and the goat of the, ?√ßplay-off game that made thej ?√ßGiants the '51 National League Tpennant hoisters, ; home-^unj slugger Bo'bby Thomson and Dodger pitcher Ralph Branca, are papa-minded. The Branca daughter just arrived, the Thomson stork is expected to' [make a perfect two-point landing around':. Christmas time. After visiting Norman Rockwell up in Vermont, author Nancy Kutnier-drove some forty [ miles to visit her old friend! Grandma Moses. Because of the' bitter cold winter^-^he ^ninety-t three-year-old Rembrahdtli^h*t] been outdoors sfcice November. She's been busy painting tiles,) still has that mischievous .glint crackling in her eyes and can't understand why such ar pretty gal as3 NahC3?·3.hasn't reniarrted. "I suppose," she chuckled, "you want to git a President of the United States. ?. ?·:'?½:p-. "Inside Advertising." reports that j ni| Norris and Art'Wirtz, who con> trol most, of the nation's sports arenas, .aresmeeting hush-hush I with major league ballclub own-] ers in an effort to present t united ^Jiont to the PCC re* [gardi^gSUbscription television of sports events. . ?╜$<.. Mickey Jelke got into trouble again with his habit ot picking up things?╟÷) picked up poison ivy while playing ball on Biker's Island. . . The landing gag in Las Vegas is that one of the hotels is dickering to stage the entire two- hour Pord anniversary tevee |show?╟÷for prestige purposes. j , The Kiwanis invasion swal top^jlftj almost everylavailable| S%ri^rabwn hote,l room . . I Howard Rushmore xetires fromf the McCarthy mission on July 15J L^^S, Mathews, who'll bej named co-ordinator,of Senatoi piei?arthy's investigating group! ?║i& a fjOrmer. college professor . . V, pb?║YJyIotior^ Picture, Academji ^|^h Pliday to determine Vrh^kindif^lilcreen and equip- ment should-be installed in thel Aea|^y ; Tlieater where thel major previews are staged . . 1 Love the title of Walt Disney's : next 300: short, "Toot, Whistle,% Pounk tftd Boom."... Red Skelton feft- for the big loot offered! by the'Las Vegas hostelries andi signed to play*Mo weeks at thel Sahara in JUlyi He may make! Ethel 1 Wa^itt the palace next winter ... Odd that two of our most famous! comedians, in an era when the; word Red is despised, are nicknamed Red?╟÷-Skelton iSd But- Groucho Mar^ has discovered Eden Hartford,,'>Her sister Dee just married ^director Howard Hawks Wm iElliot Lawrence spotted this caution sign near an Army base,: ^'Drive carefully. The life you save may be| Marilyn Monroe's! | | Dipk Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein, Joe Schenck, Charley Skouras and other bigwigs will shuffle off to Buffalo this week for a look at ,AO^^**iais5L' |Todd-AO wide screen process ,. .The new Leo Durocher man- don in Beverly Hills will contain' 17 rooms and 7 baths?╟÷for impires be'd like to thumb to foe showers, no doubt . . .After jll the publicity that attended ihe death of Evita Peron did you aotice how little space was deleted to the demise of the die-; sator's mother a fortnight ago? Lt. General Albert E. Wede- Imeyer suppered; at. his favorite [restaurant Thursday night ?╟÷) Luchow'S 5S EUie Carlson Hyams expects the model infant any three dots ... It "Atl Home WithiEthel Waters" clicks at its Sea ^tiff (L, I.) Summer] Theater world premiere June) 29, it will be expanded into a Broadway revue in the Lillie manner . .. Orson Welles' first novel, "The Big Shot," due for publication in Paris ... The cost of giving the Rosenbergs a 'air trial, plus the subsequent appeals, etc., could have bought' a jet salaries, than j?Θ╝*lii| /paid the1 for more* 'egas wait-? Sands Japckjack table; night and,! do, tipped dealer?║J|ener6usly, to thel ... In his new! Robert Merrill is "an impression of Pinza that sounds more like Ezio than Pinzai himself . . . Bill Cullen believes there's only one way to tell if a girl is in ship-shape; 1 depends upon how her cargo is distributed . . .