ent000831-053

This Clipping From NEW YORK, N. Y. DAILY MIRROR Last Times Today rAiii - ... "PROFESSOR BACKWARDS' T 0 M 0 R R ow FRANCES MERRONS' BRIGHT SPOTS Jean Carroll to Latin Q Clever, charming Jean Carroll checks into the Latin Quarter next Thursday to take over the headline role in DonriArden's musical revue, "ATl^ About Dames." This lady of laughter can match wits with any "male stand-up comedy star in the business today?╟÷and she's infinitely more pleasing to the eye. Make a date with Jean and the bonanza of talent in the LQ show. ST.JgEGIS MAISONETTE has aether fine French import ready to dazzle the local set. She's singing pianist Vicky Au- tier, a favorite in European social circles and a friend of the Duchess of Windsor. The dark- eyed blonde bows at the Maisonette next Thursday for a month's stint. The Savoy Hilton turned the musical chores in its Cafe Lounge over to Tommy Purcell & his ork on Tuesday. The handsome ex-Air Force pilot wings along the Lounge piano in solo flight during the cocktail hour, sets up his violin squadron for the dinner hour and then leads the full formation for dancing from 9 p. m. 'til curfew. The Golden Slipper at Glen Cove is off and frolicking with a new bill starring comedienne Marge Cameron and featuring thrush Kathy Keegan and dancer This Clipping From NEW YORK, N. Y. MORNING TELEGRAPH JAN 12 1959 Miami After Dark 1 Eckstine Registers At Eden Roc by Lary Solloway MIAMI, Jan. 10.?╟÷BEACH- 'bel-canto vocalistics. T PINKY LEE is a hit at the .Latin Quarter?╟÷those patrons jwho saw him only as a former I video kid-show star, had their | eyes opened by his versability?╟÷ he comics up a howl storm, dances as well, and in general disports himself like a big-time act?╟÷! which he is . . . the Donn Arden production is now, a smoothc tighter affair than when it opened?╟÷natch?╟÷A rden finally having gotten his attractive collection,,of singing and dancing wards into toe-tap-and vocal per fection for. the, lush production numbers. Hojger and Dolores a -e still show stealers with their fantastic twists and turns in their dance routines?╟÷she's seemingly boneless.. .. Speaking of smooth- running after rough-starts: "A Rag,'a Bone & a Pony Tail" at the Americana is the fastest moving revue in town; never a letup .. . and that "School fori Strippers" section is a wow-whee| eyebrow raiser alone worth the price of admission. TOMMY PURCELL Christine Jorgensen returns to Tony Santolla's Sapphire Room in Jackson Heights tonight to top this weekend's doings. Brooklyn's lively Town Hill kicks off a new week-long bill of fun this evening with comic emcee Slappy White in charge ?╜f the proceedings.. .Owner-host am Chaifetz has signed Conrad mis for another jazz wingding : Downey's this Sunday starting : 8 p. m.. .Beautiful thrush Teal )y is this weekend's treat at lell House in Island Park with scording ace Al Hibbler set for ?╟÷ixt weekend... Bal Tabarin's ghtly show is headlined by mster Lou Menchell. ONE OF THE delights of the as Vegas Music Bar in Syosset Ann Crews singing those Gay i's melodies.. Artie Russell id his New Yorkers win plaudits ir their show music and dance mpos every weekend at the joan Su San in Mineola...The new Sun. after-dark feature at ! the Park Terrace?╟÷a Cha Cha & CAB HOORAYS The enticing rhythms of Xavier Cugat's orchestra at Casa Cugat?╟÷making Manhattan race its motor with a Latin beat... Betty Mac- Namara lighting the One Fifth......Avenue. Bar with her torch tunes... The Village Vanguard when the 29?╜nny Rollins Trio swing that modern jazz . . . Matt Dennis singing over a cozy piano in The Living Room. Mambo Fiesta...The Swiss Terrace dances from Wed. through Sun. to the beat of the Johnny Davis Trio. Chantootsie Sunny Gale, the eye:and-ear catching disc star, steps into the Club Paddock on Yonkers Ave. tonight for the weekend frolic?╟÷a wow for Westchester. Club Lincoln builds its weekend around the Trio of Make Believes and new sock singer Joe Conza... Jerry Vale of recording fame and comedienne Bobbi Baker lead a new floor show into Safari at College Point tonight. Quarter Sparkles jE KNIGHT \ Dona-Arden's revue, "All Latin Quarter is a sparkler. ,eo and his Harmonica Gang nedienne of the supper clubs | Featured is Francis Bruun, ' AN EXCITING CAVALCADE V PERFORMERS IN 1959's.TOP v*'-- '* COMEDY REVUE! 4- .3.. -4?Σ≤ ' m ?√ß ?·xh&l Sue Carson opened cold at the dinner show. She warmed up the customers quickly, however. Her song of the strip-teaser was topical, clever And her seven approaches to love, while lengthy, were witty. Jest, I believe, were Miss Carson's caricatures of Pearl Billy Ekstein, Lena They are particularly perceptive. Sue would be a top star in a more intimate place like the St. Regj&JMaisonette or the Plaza?╟÷ Persian Room. On the other hand?╟÷or with both hands?╟÷Francis Bruun is the fastest, most graceful juggler I've ever seen. New Girls First production number of "All About Dames" started slowly and it took a girl like singer Pony Sherrell to get things moving. Dick Curry was adequate as the boy production singer. Customers danced to the music of Jo Lombard! and his orchestrta, with Buddy Har- lowe's band alternating. Under the direction of my friend Eddie Risman, the manager, there's always a good show at the Latin Quarter. DELIA REESE with KIRK STEWART PUKES of DIXIELAND BENNY FIELDS & BLOSSOM SEELEY ARNOLD STANG LA CH0N6A ft CO. HELENS & HOWARD PINKY & PERKY HUBERT CASTLE and ITALY'S MODERN JAZZ DANCERS DONN ARDEN presents the DONN ARDEN DANCERS *?╜?√ß?√ß a bfiectacu/a/lfi'wduclimi CARLTON HAYES AND ORCHESTRA T?╜t?╜I DANCING WATERS POOLSIDE NIGHTLY-9:45-10:30 P.M. DANCING UNDER THE STARS DURING JNTIRMISSIQN , ^ m, LADY LUCK LOUNGE w^. SKY ROOM LOUNGE & GARDENS RESERVATIONS DU 2-6000 "in 3rd SHOW FRI. NIGHT 2:15 A.M.