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Freeman PUBLIC RELATIONS pfilf# mM Since then, the rest of the Las Vegas show producers hare been on a merry-go-round trying to out do each other with huge production numbers, involving 20 and 30 people in $20,000 production nuubers which only run about six minutes. Amid the frenzied rush towards bigger and sore expensive production numbers, Sntratter has kept his lead by steadily presenting his famous Copagirl beauties in colorful numbers that are Just "pretty and pleasing". Sis policy is to let the nightclub customers see, appreciate, and enjoy beautiful chorus girls in pleasant and smooth settings. Sntratter?╟╓s success with his entertainment productions has upset the old theory that the American chorus girl has to dash madly around the stage in intricate dance routines that make her too tired to even smile onstage, or that the American chorus girl has to practically be a strip teaser on stage to make the aud- ience appreciate her. > Sntratter's success with his productions at the Hew fork Copacabana, from 1940 to 1952, and his success in las Vegas in launching the Sands Hotel with a tremendous entertainment splash, was responsible for the famous showman bee Schubert giving Sntratter exclusive rights to produce The QRXGIHAL ZIEGFELD FOLLIES. Ibis was Schubert*s last business trans- action before he died in 1953, and he closed the deal saying he had been looking for 20 years for an American producer worthy of carrying on the name of Ziegfeld, and at last he had found that man in Sntratter, |?║?½f|I The "new Ziegfeld" has put on nightclub shows seen by 48^992,000 people in his nightclub rooms since 1940. Be has signed more payroll checks for top business stars, $6 featured acts, and musicians than any other American night- club producer - more than AB,155 checks to some 1,310 chorus girls, 3,290 musicians, 1,545 featured acts, and 127 top acts! Sntratter has purchased more than $9,114,000 worth of talent for his nightclub presentations, and he spends each week, nearly $55,000 for live entertainment for his shows at the Sands Hotel, thesBsma??s???½H??tel, and his tele-.;. vision productions in Hollywood. - Sntratter's standing as the new top showbuslness producer in America today is proven by the roster of stars he has -nor#- BEVERLY H ILLS, CAL2 ?╟≤ 449 SOUTH BEVERLY DRIVE ?╟≤ CRESTVIEW 6-4326