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RTHE ORIGINAL omeikF PRESS CLIPPINGS ?ç?ç 330 TOMPKINS AVE. STATEN ISLAND 4, N. Y. Tel. Gibraltar 7-6800 Cir. (D 17,032) This Clipping From BROOKLYN, N. Y. LONG ISLAND ADVOCATE Jody Cameron, personable reco has a hit in her initial platter by Tl Falling Star"... .The use of hand charity drives is excellent therap; A local columnist and a press ag< giamour gai. She's the only one who Talented Anita Sheer, oiuy Amerit tarist in the world, making her '" saiiles in the Village Jimmie own motion pic bio at Columbia, a rarely casts the leading character oJ Songwriter Eddie white took his see "Sleeping Beauty" and when screen he put a re-assuring arm the matter, daddy,"' inquired the graph hunters may find Marge Louise and Duke Ellington registe: * * Movie star Keefe Brasselle, v Cantor Story,'* took Broadway by breaking records at the Paramount] repeat that success in person, somest musical comedy personaliti York cafe debut as headliner of tin ganza, "All About Dames," a colo: tion, featuring songs, comedy, dan In the extra added attraction, E. M. Loew and Ed Ris- man, managing directors, have engaged The Happy Jesters, a trio of comedians who have made frequent appearance on television, scored triumphantly in night clubs throughout the country, and are responsible for several hit records. Making their New York cabaret debut at the Latin Quarter are the Karman Israeli dancers and singers, a troupe of five young couples, in a program of musical routines popular in their native country. Rounding out "All About Dames" are the three knockabout Romano Brothers, offering a hilarious act Held over are Boubouka, the exotic tummy-tossing dancer from Greece, Mitsouko Morigai, formerly Japan's Number One model, songstress Pony Sherrell and several additional talented singers and dancers. Aside from being an engaging film star, Brasserie proves to be a versatile entertainer. Blessed with loads of personality and I charm, he has been making his j mark in three of the most outstanding facets of show business, [the screen, television, and night <fc There's something very dreamlike in Anna Mayhew's existence. Even sitting with her contemporaries and Tommy McDonnell, manager of the fabulous Stardust Hotel (opposite page, bottom), the between-shows world is a matter of glitter. Dates are pathological attention to personal beauty dominates her. ^25^ sandwiched in between performances (below) and Arts rent H< Sim( Searl adap] tin: novel veteran "on the make' and in his career. Richard Karp, co-producer with Gene Frankei and Al Sperdaito o?? Arthur Miller's hit adaptation of Ibsen's "An Eaemy of the People/' now at the Actors Playhouse, has optioned a comedy ealled "Breath ??f Sprhig" for production ea Broadway this fall.