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? I RTHE ORIGINAL _ omeikF PlttSS CLIPPINGS ?√ß?√ß J220 W.19th St., NEMTORK11, N.Y. '^1:Tel. CHefo^?║^g860 Cir, {0; ^g3-r Thh Clipping From HARRISBURG, PA. PATRIOT illN 3- 1954 Jeanette Dances! 'THAT RADIANT red-head of films and concert stage, Jeanette MacDonald, is giving audiences at the SajjdsHotel in Las Vegas, Nev., the surprise of. /their lives. In her nightly show at the desert resort, after a program of v<ocal favorites, the lark-voiced Jeanette gaily reveals her additional talent as a" dancer. With partners Jack Mattis and Bill Alcorn, she executes some fancy footwork that brings down the house and uncovers a pair of shapely legs just as fascinating as her lovely vocal tones. What audiences- may have forgotten is that before the world discovered her singing voice, Jeane"t|e-^^cDonald already had begun her ?√ß*?√ß?√ß?╟≤?√ß eareer.'v^^^pb dancing partner of Maurice Chevalierl* __j^__> I THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Box 2416, Terminal Annex LOS ANGELES 54, CALIF. June 18, 1955 Mr. Al Freeman, The Sands, Las Vegas, Nev# Dear Al: Please accept our thanks for your efforts last night ia trying* to get the wedding pictures for Betty, and also for your telegram explaining what happened* When we got the request and learned the wedding was to be at the Sands I figured there would be no difficulty whatever in getting the pictures, recalling the many other occasions when you've been so helpful* And while I've never before heard of a hotel running a wedding party off the premises because they wouldn't cooperate with the press, I think itfs an encouraging sign and I hope it develops into a trendJ IN With very best regards, \ Dick Strobel APPLAUSE! l4fi|fE> N# Y* [well as larynx. * daftEnterprise Circ. D. 3,873 26 1953 m Sincerely, Newspboto Editor ?√ßH- =/rli cDLUMBtJs; mix Republican .irfCiic. t>. 8,901 NEWARK; ^^ S^AR-LEDG^ER Circ. D. 181,583 - S. 261,489 BArclay 7-5371 PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - New York SOUTH BEND, IND. TRIBUNE D. 109,080 S. 112,810 JAN 18 1959 | IT'S JUST JOY?╟÷^^^^^^^K&t|l^jgkpiftc|3fi^iif4% named I -Tny JN|ivan. of Los Angeles. She's a^ifnt club dancer in Las f Vegas, Nev., and although "they" say she has nine mink coats, a polka-dotted two-piecer seems covering enough just now. SHAM SHAMRdCK?╟÷The>JMrgrownj is made of wood, supporjjraf by threi the genuine article; SheflfCopn aijl SUNNY THOUGHT FOR WINTER DAYS-Joyce Johnson didi do anything special?╟÷didn't win a trophy, isn't "Miss Somethin I or-Othejr." She's jusf a pretty girl, relaxing in the sun at a^X [ Vegas^feVj, resort Jferotel. That seemed reason enough for^ pBoTogTSp'HSr to take a picture with which to cheer the folks wl are chattering through another rough northern winter. shamrock in the pool of a hotel at Las Vega^^lev., life preservers?╟÷but" the girl is large as "life and' Dolores Brown, celebrating St. Patrick's Day early. (WIDE WQRLP PHOTO i JACK-BENNYS CELEBRATE 32ND WEDDING ANNIVERSARY-Actpr Edward _. ....^ son receives some cake from Mary, wife of Jack, Benny, as Jack, right, and Mary celebrate their 32nd wedding anniversary at the San^s, Hotel in Las Vegas. That's Frank Sinatra at the rear, with his mouth stuffed With cake, and behind MM LI a is "the Sand's producer, Jack Entrat- *er- ' JllllPii' ~UPI Telephoto.