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* # x^ ^B? me FUN is Greater |?║| than ever! Now in ||:| the ... H J" j jT l B (J ?·&?╓¬;?╓¬: LOUNGE fH ?╟≤ MICHAEL KENT AND HIS GOLDEN STRINGS DAVE APOLLON HENRI ROSE AND BOBBIE STEVENSON "Dual Pianos and Friends" MELT HERTH TRIO ?╟≤ LLOYD LINDROTH TRIO II :f! i The FUN is Greater |f| than ever! Now in |||| the . . . || r j r iM LOUNGE J * w MICHAEL KENT $$ AND HIS fi| GOLDEN STRINGS H DAVE APOLLON HENRI ROSE AND BOBBIE STEVENSON "Dual Pianos and Friends" MILT HERTH TRIO LLOYD LINDROTH TRIO :,-:,: >>:?╟≤?╓¬?╓¬?╟≤ ^P ... 60 seconds above the Strip! "ATOP THE INN" SKY ROOM LOUNGE For Your . . . Dancing Pleasure CHUCK TRAVIS SAM MELCHIONNE QUARTET 8:00 P.M. to 4:00 A.M. Production Number by DONN ARDEN; Costumes by Mme. Berthe, New York City; Jewelry by Coro; Sets designed by Harvey Warren; Shoes by C. H. Baker; Scenery built and painted by Curran Productions; Original music by Jim Harbert; Special lyrics by Lenny Adel- son; Musical Arranger, Bill Marx. & .-*.?╟≤ Wilbur Clark's DESERT INN PROUDLY PRESENTS A Program Of Melody And Mirth! THE CROSBY BROS. ?╟≤ ?╟≤ ?╟≤ DICK SHAWN ?╟≤ ?╟≤ ?╟≤ <A> menca s <yVlost C*xciting <Z>/i o wo la Wilbur Clark's DESERT INN PROUDLY PRESENTS A Program Of Melody And Mirth! THE McGUIRE SISTERS CHRIS PHYLLIS DOTTIE THE KANE SISTERS ?╟≤ ?╟≤ ?╟≤ JACK DURANT The Man Of Distinction * * * DONN ARDEN Presents the Donn Arden Dancers in an exciting production revue! * ?╟≤ ?╟≤ CARLTON HAYES & ORCHESTRA PM ft rseas Tc i Show Times: 8:15 p.m. & 11:45 p.m. Friday 2:15 a.m. For Reservations Phone DU 2-6000 DESERT INN JULY 11 CROSBY BROS. la 111 St re rs y; to n- ie le le m Is y, es at to k. in ty i ie is fce r- Ir n I at ing $50,000 weekly at an $8 <down- le front, deep-cushioned chairs) and a- $5 orchestra top. It amortizes its cost at the end of a first-year run. Since the Folies shows don't change for three or four years the rest is obvious. Opulent New Folies Derval puts everything into the accoutrement and minimal into talent. While a good show, vet Parisian showgoers know that the daring and inventive production ideas (which a Ziegfeld, White, Carroll or the Shuberts would look forward to, and either copy unashamedly or make royalty arrangements) are now lacking. So is the comedy. Missing are Monsieur Dandy, the dapper little French dandy, and Andre Randall, the Franco-British comic, now deceased. Gone are the blackout and the saucy leers of gals en dishabille in boudoir scenes; not merely the opulent nudes as of now, Best performer is Lynda Gloria, a holdover, but where Derval is long on couture ("you can't whistle the costumes") he is short on specialty acts. In this respect Pierre Louis- Guerin and Rene Fraday at the Lido are wise in getting boffo specialists and, as a result, the incumbent "Avee Plaisir!" show, which opened Dec. 9, 1959, is now in its second semester bolstered by such varied turns as The Nitwits, Erich Brenn (returner), Arnold Shoda (on ice), juvenile Arthur Maxwell, Gino Donati's tiptop comedy act (a click in the Lido de Paris' first edition at Las Vegas' Stardust^ lot to mention the Bluebell (Brit^ Tsh) Girls and Donn Arden (Amer ican) boy dancers and the tableau ' nd of course the nudes. Continued ec fts tic &r- I iu. J A the international to have new an tion from Andre Vita. It has a aura, with V] cards. It's cozi the site of the < the rue Vavin (61 familiar to pi rounders, with (not airconditic more or less a France), with \ which is more reality. Idea is not so tation bit (altho too, as with tJi which also h tubes for table- but more realii dite phoned ord the bars. Whis called here) is I tantamount to a The "domestic" pagne at 60 Nl good cuvee; Rip land where the many joints s< "grape" unless seur and dema: vintage years, septet, including for the vocals, marathon units is endless, in a good. If the "s shine to La Do! evitable that s adopt that tag Parisian nitery ian billing), F; chance to make i to the Parisian the Boul' Blanc both in Montpar Bar, one of tho. night joints. Of the latter,