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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Jolly Billy Joy

The 509 Club wiH depend on
joOiai Bill Joy for most Of the
laughs and rlerriment in the
revue Offered there tomorrow
night. BiHys satire on. the
weaker ser 10 rib-fickiinR humor
as WeH as appiauss-eetfinR en-
tertainment. Little Joe Little
vos commissioned to preside as
master Of eeFemonies for this
special oceasion. He wiH intro
duce Don Francisco, whose spe-
eioity Is Dancing on Wire;
Michael Eduardo, tenor; Ethel
and LsWis, dance team; Betty
Daye, comedy singer; Dave
Young. Scotch comedian; Larry
Quarrel, tricks on the reeds, and
pretty Jean Fiannery. radio
sonRstress. Val Vaiiier's Show
Band provide dance music.
A feminine whirling dervish
spinner Arlene Whitney. joins the
Club Morocco's gala show with her
modern dance impressions, ballet
and toe numbers. and rhumbas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Long Engagement

II Was just So weeks ago that
k1yi Norman, knoWa as the
Creole Fashion Plate during the
days of biR-time UGudeUiiie.
brought his Uayisfy shoW TO the
Club Frontsnae, and IL early
ksU Years EVe rsserOotions are
any, indication he is likely to go
on producing a neW Wsekly shoV
Indefinitely. In addition TO pro-
dueinR the shows. Norman en-
pioys his iniritdbie Udy Of
"ssilinR' song for such tunes
as Trade Wind" and Take the
Sun Auay" in the elaborate
program which gets under Woy
tomorrow night. Taking full 0d-
vantaee of the open-oii-nieht
ruling. the clubs 20 entertain
srs UiH appear in three complete
shoWs Whieh comprise IS acts.
The star OF the shoW. comedian
Don Wise, UM be featured in
his version Of the song parody.
They Go Wild Over Me-" The
lineup includes Del Leroy.
Francis and Lonas. Billy HAYES.
Don Rand. Billy Richard, Har-
Usy Hinton and Jerry Vaughn.
The -Four Smart Girls. eutiss Of
the ensemble, appear in produe-
ton routines the music of which
10 played by Dot Kaye and her
aHRiri orchestra.
Two hands will provide tho dance
rhythms for New Years Eve en-.
thusiasts Al the Olde Wayne Club
Cafe. with top billing going Il
maestro-guitarist Charles Costello
and his orchestra, who recently
opened an engagement in thC
clubs Green Room. Jere Rivers
personality radio songstress, vii
sing the lyrics for the Costello
tunes. Both the Green Room anC
Mad Anthony Bar will be dressed
in appropriate decorations for tho
festive occasion. e~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
COIOrfuL Fantasy

The eoforfuf fantasy, Mid
night Moods" being presented
by Enrie Madrigusra and COM
pany In the Terrace Room OF
Hotel Statier. wM be held oOer
sunti after the kew Year. The
smart supper show which Modri-
eusra introduced to Terrace
Room patrons three weeks ago Is
proving to be quite a success.
= Supported by the iansserous
:. Latin american rhythms Of the
= orchestra, Midnight Moodsr 10
an exfraVasanxa of ishts. color
and music. The fine singing
uoiee of beautiful Patricia Gil
more 10 the hit Of the shoD. Her
outstanding song numbers are
"Ths Soddest Man in ToUn" and
"Th< Last lime I Sa,D Pavis."
. The Rossiiianos, Polish dance
; artists, S~ifa Herrara and Tito
Rodriguez, South American DO
eaiisfs, and lovely Maria kovifra
complete the cast.
Holiday funmakers at Club Roy
ale are led / Gita and Eddie Och
man, young dance stylists with
by-talk songs and one OF last
hson's biggest hits. Vic Hyde S
assortment of Gathering instru-
ments in a one-man band and dis
courses in kindly village gossip
have qong been familiar on major
theater circuits. Another feature
attraction is the acrobatic routines
of pretty Margery Daye who IS be-
-i,ne-billed as "one OF the finest
acrobatic dancers in the country.
Wilfred Dubois adds color to the
proceedings with his juggling as
the George Bernard Royalettes
prepare for their sophisticated and
.atirical dance productions. Come
dian Roy Tracy assumes the mas
ter OF ceremonies chores. and
music is by Danny Demetry's or
chestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
KnOckabOut Comedy

The knockabout comedy antics
Of Deir,ar Retina head holiday
aetiVities TO be presented at the
San Diego Club New Years Eve.
Nooeity dance steps by Allen
and smooth top numbers by
Ryeke and koye add color to the
entertainment. After the tenor
solos OF George Pressnel, master
of ceremonies, juseier Mac Horn
takes his turn. The music of
Alexander Raetir,e Band sets
the pace for daneine.
With Johnnie Werner and his
orchestra on the bandstand, Club
Alicia comes up with an array of
talent to brighten tomorrow nights
party. In the lineup 4re Duke
Denny master of ceremonies; Muir
ray and Deane. musical team: the
Dunedins. cyclists, and Terry
Sands, dancer.
Fischer's Casino will celebrate
the New Year with a floor show
that includes the following: Gloria
Jean. swingstreSs: Bob Kane. tap
dancer: German. acrobatic dancer:
Jimmy and Myrtle, cyclists. and
the fine dance tempos of Carl Sc
bastien and his orchestra.
At Mickey's Bar. where Bob
Jason's music makers hold sway.
the special attraction is fan
dance by Pattie Kelly. Other fea-
lures. including the swing singing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
BY WALTER STEVENSON

= PEOPLED BY all the toys from
a very young holiday box, the Toy
Town Follies remain as the New
ar's attraction at the Book-Cad-
Mac Casino with a gladstone array
of dancing dolls. performing ami
mails and light-hearted music. The
-blithe Duffins stand on their heads
in their rag doll dance. and the
Casinotes appear as wooden SOL
diers and frilly dolls. Magician
Buddy Hughes balances tricky lit
tie dogs on his fingers. and the
Bobby Belmont Marionettes set
the stage for a skater. skeleton
and a clown juggler. Songs by
Chesney and Worth and a snow
ball dance by the chorus girls con-
clude the show to Leonard kellers
music
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Personality Singer

Singing the hit fumes Of the
day with arrangements that put
emphasis on a spriRhtiy person
atty, Trudy Chandler takes the
spotlight in the shoU at Saks
Show Bar. Other newcomers.
Romero and Renee, dispiay grace
in Latin dance rogtioes. Singing
master of ceremonies Jackie
Green presents faVorifes Happy,
-Ion- and Ierry- Nth their dare-
devil skating numbers. Patsy
Mar stands on her eiboUs. taps
on her hat, and keeps ringsiders
on edge wih her aevobatie and
control routines, whie Pete
Viera leads his men through mel
lou rhythms.
Helene. the girl with the radio
mind. continues TO please with hei
unique skit al the Club Casanova
With the assistance OF her. aide
Tommy LaRose, she reads names
Numbers and signs on various hid
den objects. Ha1 and HTida Ray
win, instrumentalists and tap dane
ers, share subordinate roles in th'
revue with exotic dancer La Com
prasita, who also appears with thi
Glamour Girls. Bert Nolan con
tributes comedy characteristics n
addition to acting as master o
ceremonies. and it's Lee Walter
dance music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
All Good ShOUs

All Good ShOUs
A special floor show, with
Mack MeCrav and his Merry
Men furnishing the dance music.
wM be Offered at Emil Huek's
Inn kew Years Zoe.
The Arcade Cocktail Lounge
10 featuring Sheiiie and Carney,
dancers; Puts Quinn, conediaH
and an aH-staY coiored NreSue
With DaVe Wiibourne's orchestra.
Many other night clubs and
supper spots around toVn UiH
have entertainment on hand for
kew Years Eve. A feW are
herewith listed: Coffee Dams
Old Madrid Cafe, Blue Danube
Inn, Pontehatrain Bar, Bermon's
Chop House, Rossinis, Roma
CaFs, Cory Corner, Fiesfa Bar,
Mar 10 Club and London Chop
House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Ease of Motion

Shewing little concern and
dispfa,xnR no apparent effort,
jueeier Harry BardeH tosses din
ner plates, Indian clubs, hats,
ege-stieks and other objects
through the air with the great
est Of ease to take the No.
spot in the lineup at the Pain,
Beach Club. Ed Jpdon. tenor
and master Of ceremonies. pre-
sents the Sir TIP Top Giris in
precision routines. and It's Mi
ehaei Poirs's smooth rhythms for
dancing.
a gala floor show with a galaxy
Of stars will .plle the New Years
Eve festivities at Northwood Inn.
Prominent among the entertain
ers are the Seven Guardsmen with
the newest member of their sing
ing group. soprano Marion Young;
Jack Spot, comic unicyclist; Carlos
and Chita, ballroom team. and the
Elaine Dancers, six musical COM
edy specialists. Popular Ray Car
lin and his band oblige with dance
music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

Birch and Courtney tap their way
through difficult steps. ending with
a novel "chain dance" in which
their legs are fastened together
with one-foot chains. Jay Jason
sets a merry pace with his dialect
stories and comedy chatter. paus-
ing long enough to introduce the
performers. Will Henderson's or
chestra plays for shows and dane
mo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

High-kicking and acrobatic
dancing Dorothy Barlow will tip
the lid off the New Year activities
at Nebiolo's Cafe where the care
free holiday spirit will prevail to-
morrow night, Leading the gay
parade OF stars in Di Giovanni OPP
cratic tenor and master of cere-
monies. While Del Cartier amuSes
with his clever sleight-of-hand
magic. Armand and Diana amaze
with their versatile dance steps.
AS an added punch, George Shep-
herd taps through intricate rou-
tines to the music of Leonard Seef
and his orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Torch Songs

Pretty Mareo Good eniiuens
the holiday reUeIry at Ken Rob
ert's Club pith her torch singing
song styles. On the dance side
of the bill are talented Diana
Martin, fapstrsss; petite Judy
Shap. ,acrobatics and control.
and Teddy Gordon, eccentric
steppev. Comedian Billy Mea-
CHER prendes oUer the shoU
which features the music OF
Ralph Hayworths orchestra.
Prodigious feats Of strength tc
prove his claim TO the title
strongest little man in the
world" are performed by Little
Samson in the floor show offering
at Vernes. Boyd Senter. versatile
and ex-orchestra leader
plays as many as seven different
instruments in his present appear
ance. and introduces newcomer
Myrna Winters. sHltry blues singer
and Wong Chinese crooner. Harry
Coilet and his orchestra set the
pace for dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

BEST EMPLOYMENT insur-
ance" that Hollywood male extra
can have these days, is a beard.
c. B. De Mile alone will hire
500 bewhiskered huskies for his
swashbuckling sea saga Reap the
Wild Wind"-if he can get them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

SAMMY DIBERT and his
orchestrs are providing tingIing
rhumbs and congs fempos for
patrons of the Wonder Bar.
show for tomorrow nights cele-
)ration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
TmgHng TempOs

The fingiing tsmpos OF the
rhumba and congo, served a la
1871. are part of band maestro
Sammy DI6eTfs dance offerings
at the Wonder Boz. Vocal seise-
Gons BY songsfrsss Pauline Bd-
iew and roUsity harmony num-
bsrs by Dib~rf. Jimmie Nolan
and Barry Wakinson, lend a
touch Of variety to the enter
toinment. Bill Loekman. knoWn
"a the boy Nth 900 songs"
is suitarist who provides stroll
ing entertainment during the
fuHs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

II you are strictly a dance en-
thusiast and want to dance the
New Year in. here are some of the
prominent bathrooms where dane
ing will be the vogue until the wee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

his orchestra: Grand Terrace.
Lowry Clark and his orchestra,
with vocalist Jean Cox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

One of the seasons most enter
s-taining floor shows awaits New
.tYear's jewellers at the Commodore
Club. Heading the Funniest will be
Jerry Bergen and company. Ber-
/. gen is the stage and screen comic
who has appeared in support of
~-such film luminaries as Jack
F., Benny, Bob Hope. Alice Faye and
@others. Other outstanding talent
taking part in the lavish show are
baritone Dick Worthingtbn. who
will preside as master of ceremo-
mics: Don and Betty Lynne, youth
full dance sophisticates, and the
lovely Muriel Kretlow Girls with
their popular dance specialties.
We're Wirwille and his orchestra
supply the dance rhythms as well
as the song arrangements, which
attractive "Skippy' Little sings.
Special added features will join the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

hours of the morning: Vanity,
Jimmy Richards orchestra with
the Carroll Twins as vocalists;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

Graystonef Tommy Marvin's band,
featuring vocalist Marion STAN
field; Arcadia, Mantz Kilgore and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Fans and Bubbles

With eoIorfui lighting effects
and dseoratioe seensry as a back
ground, Sally Rand and her
= troupe OF "n,ost beautiful girls in
the wovid" viH be on hand TO
. do1rle the r1eyrymaksrs at the
Bowery Cote kew Ysors Eve.
A new attendance record at the
club has been established by
Sally and her revue Uho begin
their fourth week tonight. Tai
enfed psrformsrs from stage.
screen and night club haze been
incorporated into one huge COM
: pony. Hishiieht of the program
is the thrilling fan and bubble
dances. which are sxeeuted by
Sally Rand. Solo and duet dane
ing BY Hayssr and May COM
binsd with Benny Ross laugh in
> spring chatter and HaTine
- Stones dead. pan attitude. COM
pietes the major supporting cast.
Others in the revue are Iruld
Dell. specially dancer; Hugo
NNartinslli. operate tenor; Mabel
NJ sison with her trained Scotties;
- hariis Carlisis, and Benny
Resh's orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Hotels and Night Clubs Prepare Sho'os
For Gala Nem Years Eue Celebration

) their y'of Mickey LaMur, will be offere'
endine with tomorrow night
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Supper Parties
Planned to Precede
Democratic Dance

Elaborate plans are under way
to make the Democratic dance,
which Is to be held in Willard Hall,
Fairfax, tomorrow, a huge success,
Several supper parties are being
given preceding the dance, includ-
ing one by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D.
Graham in their Fairfax residence.
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Rice OF Fairfax
also will entertain at a small sup
per party, and Mr.. and Mrs. j
Rixey-Smith will entertain 30 guests
at supper in their Fairfax County
estate, Gracelands.
DR.. and Mrs. Lennig Sweet will
be hosts at a cocktail party and
will accompany their guests to the
dance.
The dance. under the auspices OF
the Roosevelt Club of Fairfax, will
have as its Floor Committee Mr.
John S. Barbour, Mr.. John w. Price
Mr.. James NJ Mason, Mr.. Gardner
Boothe, I'd; Mr.. Rixey-Smith and
Mr.. Marshall Beverley.
Mrs. Frederick Dawson Richard
son, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Sweet
are in charge of invitations and
tickets; Mrs. Douglas Murray, Mrs
Dorothy Radford and Mrs. Graham
are included on the Decorations
and Refreshment Committee, and
the Publicity Committee includes
Mrs. D. S. Mackall, jr.; Mrs. j. w
Sommerville, Mrs. Charles P. Howe
Mrs William E. Earle and Mrs
Lewis Dabney.
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Drake L. Alumni
To Dine TOni6ht

The Drake University Alumni As
sociation will have dinner for
members from Washington and sur
rounding areas at the Bonat Cafe,
1922 Vermont avenue, at 7 o'clock
this evening.
Mr.. E. C. Lytton. business man
ager of Drake University, who is
on a tour of the Eastern United
States, will be guest of honor Mr..
" j. Green, athletic director and
head football coach at Drake, will
be among those present.
Senators Clyde L. Herring and
Guy Gillette have been invited to
attend.
This is one of a series of meet
ings which will be held throughout
the country in connection with the
Goth anniversary of the university.
Mrs. Lytton and her daughter, Lynn
Boyer Lytton, are accompanying
Mr.. Lytton.
Drake alumni unable to attend
the dinner are invited to be present
for the program, which will begin
at $50 o'clock. Mr.. w. o. Chat
terton, 730 Forest drive, Hyattsville,
Md, is chairman of the program.
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Ann Sheridan Asks Ruise;
Suspended by Studio
Ry the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 18.-Ann
Sheridan, who studied to be a
schoolteacher and became an
"oomph girl instead, went on War
ner Bros. studios suspension list to-
day because she wants her salary
boosted from $500 to $4,000 a week.
Conferences between studio eXecu-
tives and her agent preceded the
suspension, spokesman said. First
hint that anything was amiss be-
tween the Texas red-head and her
employers came last week when she
failed to report for wardrobe fittings
for a new picture.
Miss Sheridan has been in En-
senada, Lower California, on her va
cation for nine weeks Under her
present contract, she still has four
weeks of rest due her.
Evening star., 1940-10-18

Orchestra
Group Meets
Mrs. Adolph Miller
Is sHOStess to
D. C. Committee

A number of women prominent in
social and musical circles of the
Capital met at the home of Mrs
Adolph Caspar Miller, chairman of
the Washington Committee of the
Philadelphia Orchestra, for their
first meeting of the season Wednes-
day morning.
Those present included Nine. Pc
lenyi, wife of the Hungarian Min
lister; Mrs. Lawrence Townsend
who only returned late Tuesday
from her summer place in the Ad-
irondacks; Mrs. Edwin NJ Watson
Mrs. Stanley Woodward, Mrs An
drew j. Snow and Mrs. Theodore
w. Cook.
Plans for Concert
Tuesday Discussed.
The meeting had as its prime OBJ
ject the discussion of final plans
for the opening concert of the
Washington series Tuesday evening,
when the Philadelphia Orchestra
will present the first of five pro-
grams at Constitution Hall. Mr.
Eugene Ormandy, musical director
of the orchestra, will conduct on
that occasion, and three works new
to Washington audiences will be
presented. They will include the
Seventh Symphony" by Jan Sibe-
Illus, who is being especially honored
this year, his 18th anniversary; a
newly completed transcription of a
Handel concerto for orchestra by
Mr.. Ormandy and new work by
the young American composer,
Samuel Barber, entitled Essay for
Orchestra"
The soloist at the concert Tues
day will be the young pianist, Mr..
Rudolf Serkin, who created a sensa-
ton with his unusual success in
New York and elsewhere last sea-
son. Mr.. Serkin will play the solo
part in Beethoven's Fourth Con-
certo in G Major"
The committee learned that there
has been quite an increase in the
number of season subscribers for
the Philadelphia Orchestra concerts
and especially in the number of
season box holders.
Other members of the committee,
but not present at the meeting, are
Mrs Robert Low Bacon, Mrs. Rob-
ert Woods Bliss, Mrs. A. A. Berle,
jr., Mrs. William Castle. Mrs. Will
liam Crozier, Mrs. James Clement
Dunn, Miss Laura Harlan, Mrs
Hennen Jennings, Mrs. Eugene
Meyer and Mrs. Owen J. Roberts.
Reservations for seats for the
concerts are handled by Jordan S
box office, 1899 G street NV.
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Friday Supper Club Dance
Invitations Are Issued;
First Event November 1
Economies Are Proposed, Savings
To Be Donated to Red Gross;
Several Small Parties Given

the Friday Supper Club dances have
the first of the series five will
q
o Supper Argentine Am
Bradley
John M Dr. and Mrs Lauron
George Pettengll Watson,
H. F.
Mrs George Y Wheeler 3D. Mrs Frederick Sterling
Miss Nancy Letter Miss W. Miss Marion
D. Fangbone Mr. A. Briton Browne Mr. Tnsey
F. Mitchell jr Mr. Randall Hagner, Mr. Myron Hofer
Financial Committee
Caswe Morgan
Harry R. Williams
Evening star., 1940-10-18

city. She was graduated from Gen.
trail High School and attended Will
son Teachers College and Temple
Secretarial School. She is now en-
ployed in the General Accounting
Office Mr. Hacking received his
high school education at Pawtucket
and later attended Bryant College,
Providence, R. l., from which he
was graduated with summe cum
laude. He is the son of Mrs. Alice
Hacking of Alexandria, Va.
The bride wore a white satin gown
with lace inserts, flnger-tip tulle
veil with cap of the same material,
and carried a bouquet of brides
roses and friesias, with maiden
hair fern.
For the Something old" she car
ried a tiny glove handkerchief
trimmed with tatting which was
made by her grandmother.
Miss Pauline Gum attended the
bride as maid of honor. Her gown
was made of coral rose velvet and
she wore toQue of the same ma
terial with a tulle rose veil. Her
gloves and slippers matched her
costume, and she carried an arm
bouquet of Talisman roses, tied with
large bow Of pale green satin
ribbon.
Mr.. James Thomson Of Alexandria
was best man, and Mr.. Thomas HUE
and Mr.. Kenneth Connor. both Of
Washington, were the ushers.
Mr.. William o. Tufts. jr.. played
the wedding music, and vocal selec-
tions were offered by Miss Prudence
Jackson. The bride was given in
marriage by her uncle, Col. William
o. Tufts, of this city.
The church was attractively dec
GRATED with palms. candelabra and
white chrysanthemums.
Immediately after the ceremony
a reception was given at the home
of Col and Mrs. Tufts on Madison
street for the relatives and intimate
friends of the families. Several
out-of-town guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Warnes and Mr.. Ar
| thur Warnes and his family from
| Toronto, Canada.
Refreshments were served from a
dantily decorated table, the bride
cutting the wedding cake in a bower
of flowers The guests were served
by Mrs. Kizer and Mrs Tufts, who
are twin sisters, acting as joint
hostesses.
The bride wore a three-piece
travelling suit of wine color and a
matching hat with blue accessories
and an orchid corsage.
After a wedding trip to the Cat
skill Mountains, MIR. and Mrs. Hack
ing will be at home at Westover
Hills, Arlington, Va.
Miss Betty Arth Bride
OF Mr.. Robert A. Mushet.
The wedding of Miss Betty Vir-
ginia Arth, daughter of Mr. and
(See WEDDINGS, Page B-4J
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Miss Patricia Paine
And Mr.. Hamilton
To Wed NOVember2

The marriage of Miss Patricia
Eleanor Paine, daughter of Mrs.
Whiting Paine of Coral Gables,
Fla, to Mr.. John L. Hamilton,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Hamilton of this city, will take
place in Coral Gables Saturday
afternoon, November 2, at 4
o'clock in the home of the brides
mother at 100 Country Club
Prado.
Only a small company will
witness the ceremony and a
reception will follow at the
Miami Biltmore Club.