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ESTABLISHED 1888 iSi^7"5371 PRESS CLIPPlN^lMR^ , 165 Church StreefegHew Yorfr VARIETY NEW YORK CITY ciStAGU Blue Ansel IHal White I Bob WednocK 1 Velyn & \ flench I Grace Nicnols 1 Baquel _ \ Irving Burgess ii Black Orchid Mary Kaye Trio Gene Terry Marshall Izen.. Jim Stutz Trio Chez Paree i Tony Martin Jack Leonard Carol King Johnny Morton Chez Adorahles (8) Brian Farnon Ore Conrad Hilton' Hofl Jeanne Sook & Teddy Roman Colstons (2) Deadenders Jack Rose Margaret Naylor Bill Jordan Herman Maricich Dick Peterson Dick Salter Dennis & Darlene Buddy Rust Ollie Clark Boulevar-Dears .-. Frankie Masters Edgewater Beach , palmer House I , Kitty" Kallen Miss Lorn Johnny Bachemm . ' s Bonana Band, (6) M Ahtoett Dcrs (8) 1 Eddie O'Neal Ore Vine Gardens I Patsy Abbott 'Tony Leonard Madelyn Wallace Dcrs (4) ?· Pancho Ore tOS ANGELES Ambassador Hotel } Jimmy McHugh & ! Singing Stars Raye & Naldi Jack Fina Ore Bar of Musi* Josephine Premice Freddie Stewart i Gregory Stone & Nino Menendez E Bradford Ore ,\ B Gray's Bandbox Ik Stone Quintet Jackie Foster il Larry Winston Biltmore Hotel Romo Vincent Nanci Crompton 1 Paul Sydell Gene Bari Trio Hal Derwin Ore 1 Cafe Gala I Bobby Short I Beverly Alber Stella Brooks Dick Hazard Trio Ciro's Kean Sis Nicholas Bros Bobby Ramos Ore Dick StabUe Ore Charley Foy's .uohnny & ' Abbey Browne ore 1 Mocambo Marti Stevens Eddie Oliver Ore . Joe Castro Quartet StaHer Hotel I The Sportsmen 4 Ice Ahoy Revue 1 Frankie Carle Ore LAS VEGAS, NEVADA i Desert Inn Jane Powell I Darvas & J una J Frank Libuse S Margot Brander 1 Marquis & Family teon McKay \ Fluff Charlton I Donn Arden Dncrs J Earl Brent I Carlton Hayes Ore El Cortex Cooper Sisters Ted Smith J Sextette from H I Flamingo 1 John Payne 1 Lou Holtz S Morgan Bncrs Dutch Adler 3 Frank Howard Flamingo Starlets 1 Torris Br.an<L?·?·c P Last Frontier (Margaret Whiting I Jimmy Wakely Martin Black Excess Baggage Roy Fitzell Dolores FrasasM& j Devlyn Dncrs Bob Millar Ore Sahara Langs .S&E& Dancers , Cee Davidson Ore I Jan- -Murray --.?·%???√ß JToni ?√ß?√ß?╜rw*l"?╜^t. 1 2 SW>^???╟÷^<??. UaUv^fjfffBaiimiead I Hi- L& Jatk & D 1 Clark Bros Bill ??anwaa joy Healy J ?╟≤ Copa Girls __ \ Ray Sinatra Ore \ 1 Silver Slipper Hank H*??*y Spayta? 3ltaye j EIiotm*??½* BiUy Barty Valerie Bard JimtrirCavanaugh BiU"Wfliard. ivt G Palominos George Redman Ore Tfftlnderblrd S^rPioneers Angalairesi BartKrjaaVhngs No>ms??<?╜* Boys K??I>uffy Dansations Ei ?╜?╜W???╜*???? Vegas jpfe^-ijjeiwis S??Horrera ^a?╜aS I Bob Ellis Ore ^^ HAVANA Montmartro I Ilolnley * Magdalena de Paula ^ JK1%linsfcy Roland Gerbeau ^Facundo Rivero gSeTendoza W ^son ESTABLISHED 1888 BArclay 7-5371 PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - NevPfrorlc LAS VEGAS, NEV.' REVIEW-JOURNAL Circ. D. 12,535 - S. 13.116 MAY 291953 /n tne ^Jowi WITH ALAN JARLSON \Jn the Sidewalk Medley Can Las Vegas bear the traffic of two stockl ... There is much causes 4or speculating.; over I problem which has risen with the permission a gional Board last bite for a new auto dirt track! Boulder Hiway, three miles GjU&g|$3?½wn. Consl day .. .The name of the neW :pl|j||. is Racewl Tony D'Andrea,,-recently of Chicago, the pre! the proposed season which Will be run eight 1 jyear, will be the FederafrRacing Ass'n led by J Atkins said following the meeting that thl seat -3600 people. TnMdirt track will span I I flat . . . Expectyig to -i^pen the season within! said the racing dates will comprise two nites vm his association is incorporated in Indianapolil claimed that purses to the drivers (mostly local | $1500 a nite. I i The association is expected to make a.bidf that is the. reason for speculation. I Does this mean the possibility of a bdltl Nevada Stock Car Racing Ass'n pf drivers to1 tl| j local drivers be permitted to race for both g| age of two to three nites of racing every weel Ion the reflexes of a driver, or the precision ol with all the; hullabaloo raised over the jposl one promoter staging fights hereabouts?╟÷wh|P to two auto racing tracks running sirhultani tioned by this reporter, some racing figurl that you could run a good filing, into the m public an overdose. ii*^^^^^' Midnite Memos: We predict that He I local appearance July 13, Will be one of ti jtainers ever to appear here. His star, no^ dancy, has put Herb in great demand [switch in bookings finds Peggy Lee bowing |ment and appearing at the Sahara, and zarh I into the Sands slot in her very, first loci 1 stints are in the fall. . -Sands security ofi | assigned to ejfott Senator McCarran in f his 'fre^ec^Eh%-"sp%i;;,m mm&?· ?√ß?√ß ?╟÷ - ^_^_ Jaguaring down from Reno June KMjh will be University of Nevada journalism professor Keist^, Jahulls. Object: Renewing his friendship with local scribe Marjorie Friend. The prof (as a foreign correspondent with the Chicago Trib) cohered the invasion of Poland that powder-kegged WW 2 ... The^ Whippoorwills, a well known singing group in the 1940's', whicv broke up in '49, is in Las Vegas?╟÷but not together. The three poys, who had not seen each other since they went their separate ways, are here for individual reasons: Jack Howran is a life guard on Hiway 91. .. Lar- ry Kert has been assigned to a. production singing chore at a [Strip spot... and Jack Ackermahi^; preparing for a dancing role with the Donn Arden Dancers. '4^Bgs, Show Capsules: Kathryn Dunham, with her sparkling company I of talented dancers, and sing^^f^sk on footlite row for another memorable engagement in Las* Vegas ..?╟≤ ??ave Rose, his wonderful orchestra, trumpet star. RafaelfTMendez, and Andy and Delia Russell provide a great musical gem for local show-goers . . .The I first theatrical event in the history of Henderson trod the boards last nite at the St. Timothy Church when "Outward Bound" was .given a creditable performance. Jean Bagin, Vegas Little Theater thesp, directs ... Darvas and Julia, those excitingly radiant masters of'the dance, nitely thrilling viewers and causing amazement at their wonderful exhibition .. . The new emcee at Hotel El Cortez, Di$?║s: Curtis, very refreshing ahd exceedingly funny. The^^tio Garibaldi vs. Wilbur Snyder rasslin' card (at the ISportsdroS.Monday nite) packs a local wallop, too?√ß?√ß: . .Undoubtedly the ^cial added, attraction should be the most colorful in wrestling |||rto?·y ?╟≤ ?√ß-.. Think -J not? . . .Consider the luminaries?╟÷Joe Greene vsM>on Red .. .Greene is a patrolman with the Las Vegas [Police Deft-^and a well known wrestler... Red is a Los Angeles firemanv^icti makes, this match a natural. M. L. punzburg scouring the Las Vegas area for location sites on behalf IgE^arnei^Brof. studios who are planning to shoot a short S-D'em.^^lathM^eDiiffy Dansation Marge LaDaun speeding to Los Angel?·jp&nd Mr mother's side. Mater abed as the result _ |of an accidental fall down a flight of stairs . .. The 500 mile race 1 will be aired locally (Memorial Day) from Indianapolis over! IKORK-NBC . ?╟≤ .Polack Brothers. Shrine Circus "features clown Genel Brandow who if . enjoying a j brief reunion with an old Borscht I [Circuit pal, comjLc_Sn?╜;el",?·-Ja%'*~;~ at thM ^^^ I by ths frolicking dice. I As in the gold rush days, enter jtainntent is an important oommc E dity 'ta\:m0.. gambling halls. ] Stars ?√ß of Byoadway and Hollywood serv< I as the highest paid .shrills in' -th< I world. I'Shill: A person hired I stimutot* gambling. [ You njay have heard of some I the fantastic figures paid to enter! J tainers by && Las Vegas hotels] 1 Some ire inflated by a press! | agent'SMjRpipe dream; others are fantafelsiffiilly true. Insiders here be- lieve^th4 the $25,000 weekly figure '-;] vanniunc?╜l for Betty Hutton is close I to reaJttjfcjL-- ^ | "She imht he worth that,'? said one eper&ar. "But only she and j a few JArs would be. The rest get ar<&i|[ a third'of her figure, | which ispn excellent salary for a week'|work of an hour or two a night. | OtheM are^ angry, at the publi- j cisang if such figures. "When you j aimountf that you're paying Betty I Huttonj25G's," said one talent I buyer^how are you going to hire | Tony Martin for what you paid are Eddy Arnold at thej iane Powell, Desert Inn;] is, El Rancho Vegas;| and Lou Holtz, Fla-; Allen and Sons of the! tunderbird; Liberace! Loster, Last Frontier;! ayes and Mary Helya.l sadlinei Sahara, [Joe E. rohn' Pa; ningo; ?╟≤ioneers, id Phil tier Lind ids, ?Σ≤M?╟÷_?Σ≤?╟÷ that isn't all. Each placel [h^| two orf three other topfeghtl plus eight to a dozen girlsj of wlom could adorn anjj| ine cfver. I "Bd^injjJFtalent is a headache,' said onPTOhow producer. "You not^ only have to fight the other places! in getting the best talent; you also have to find talent that will stim-| ulate betting." "Class" acts like Jeanette Mac- Donald and Nelson Eddy, who appeared separately -at the Sahara attract a big first-show business, meaning the well - heeled crowd, who stay for dinner, Eddy Arnold, the Tennessee plowboy, is great \\ for the second show-the folks who want to see entertainment for the price of one drink. Miens PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU Established 1888 ?╟≤LOS AMGELES ,*i$fito*ura Cal ??-'"iSS" Sopffa?½ To Skafl FoaitD I By ERSglN*: JOHNSON HOLI^rlk)D ?╟÷(NEA)?╟÷Ex- clusiv^y%fe??rs: Spnja Henie skatinglr^'t oiit into the audi- encAfSirV p?║P? Producer Harry Joe &0"v|j|3 has Sonja's word that she^^l^make her movie coraebac^'^ander his banner in a big 3^4stjusical extravaganza. "It's &H matter * of timing," Brown tcgLd^me on the set of "I Ride AlS^i,.". n__J^y$w$f&1rm for CoiiiTO^^s "Raymond ' _tta????i^aom she dat*n i?╟??╜?╟? her life. came into , Lili St. Cyr, the strip queenl has only- one page of dialog inf "The Son of Sinbad" at RKOJ But with Lili, who needs talk?[ ?√ß.','?√ß?√ß?√ß'?√ß. -Mfohn Huston's "Richard the Itrflwill be the; first full-length! 3-D flicker to be made in Lon-r don, Sir Laurejfte Olivier mayj replace Jose F$*?·fi_M& tbe star] Jose doesn;t ^pnPto^teave Hol-| :m3~***>*x?? RoSemSte Clooh4 lywood e-y' 'ltex.^a ON THE XJPl Van Johi 3 song and Entratter of Las Vegas ii -^"We'd for NDUlP l's redisco^ nice man' bjL MGM buf\ ..~u. xui^ten Van's I ents/' a studi^??xecutive sh| ishly cohfessed^Sp Jack ?╟÷ raised the staturafof movie j as in~the-flesh, fflj^t-club tertainers. ^^^F ''J'm sold on moTOnaMeS,"! Entratter told me after two] weeks of jam-packed business with Van's hoofing', singing and breezy chatter."But they must be movie stars with tal-1 ent. They can't Just stand | there with a take-a-Iook-I'm- I a-movie star attitude." It was Entratter, bow??^ cing the lavish shov^&-^'Os?╜ Sands, who lured P^gXtftP4? \ lywood star, j$r ^-^ * New Yqp^w-^" * J^ <&, , ^ iyfe \ jo Buiare^s pil;