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AND HIS OWN m mss ?√ß' *?·3S$: OTillliiliiiilRiWi mStBUBUM ^%ii- ?╟  "f jsf?╟╓orriiig 'the most JES 1,HI feWWSiiiiWIlS^s HM A OPENING SUNDAY FEB. ItlLTON BERLE HAS I SENSATIONAL OPENING E Imagine this Finale, if you can: I Second show, Milton Berle?╟╓s open-1 I ing, Latin Quarter, saw Walter! Winchell jitterbugging with Marie! MacDonald, while Tony Martini I and Dean Martin harmonized be-1 hind Roberta Sherwood singing! ?╟úUp the Lazy River,?╟Ñ with Uncle! Milty and Earl Wilson joining in.i Sound like enuff excitement? This! on top of an already fantastic show,B with the hard - working MiltonSi Berle working throughout with StanfJ Fisher, the harmonica virtuosso, j Betty George of the Big Bust (and | what lines Milton threw at that de-1 partment), the Metropolitan Sex- 1 tette, the Dancing Dunhills and the I .,,I]lQnn Arden Production | S^^SMRSi?╟╓t let them tell you that I the day of the Big Spender is I through. Harry Mufson of the ?√ß Eden Roc and Belden Kettleman, 1 of the El Rancho Vegas in L. V.] I hosted a party of 36 ringsiders. I This included bringing them there I v}a chartered bus with built-in bar, I serenaded by Emory Deutsch and I his Violins en route. Sound like a big evening? It I definitely was one of the most I memorable evenings in nite club ?√ß history, but you can have almost v ?√ß as much fun with the show alone, mgy night at the Latin Quartg^?╟÷ BATTY BITS FROM A BUSYBODY: When Anita (No Ice) Ekberg leaves London for Hollywood, you may hear some interesting news, about her and Tony Steel ... What Uncle Sam needs is a new press agent. Instead of keeping our Sputnik quiet until it was launched, the news was shouted in advance. Now, instead of telling about it to bolster morale, nothing but whispers concerning our nuclear rockets which. I'm told, make Sputniks as outmoded as Model T's . . . Eastern connoisseurs of the exotic will get their opportunity to gander Tom Ball's sensational Geisha Gal revue in Miami, when it opens i at the Saxony, end of Jan. Booking made sight unseen after reports of the sensational biz at the Desert Inn. Smart guy George Sax! ... Is this a sign of something? Work on the inflate system of defense highways pushed up 18 months from 1960 to next Sum-4 | mer ?╟≤ fW?jt to irnrise.s la..Dpnajl]jdg^ A P*P> ||SBH tell mc^ 3^^^amwrv^lireads ^ ?╟úJump int" MWiiMifiie both your eyes and on Christmas you will have a big surprise?'' I LATIN QUARTER I SOLID SCORE I ?╟úInternational Holiday?╟Ñ in its sixth successful week, continues to attract crowds to the plush Palm Island Latin Quarter. revue, headlines sopfusU^m*^ff^^fbn, femme comedienne. She keeps the audience in stitches with her explanation of the seven types of men. Also featured are the Bernard Brothers, hilarious comedy team from the London Paladium; Rudy Cardenas, the World's fastest juggler; the Bob DeVoye Trio, exciting modem dance group; and the Latin Quarter lovelies. More glamorous than ever are the exquisite costumes and settings. The very short trip over the Causeway to Palm Island is well worth it to see this wonderful spec-t^cular display and entertainment. ON BEAUTIFUL PALM ISLAND the MotArrifur Causeway