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BY WALTER STEVENSON

ROYALE-Rhythmic grace Of
Raul and Eva Reyes. laughing
their way through intricate Latin
ldance patterns. and the amusing
"public loves 10 be fooled" magic
Iof Paul Rosini enters its fourth
week in a sparkling revue. The
Reyes team lives up TO their bill
ling as Americas Rhumba One
Dance Stars" in their original in
terpretations that combine light
hearted comedy with light-footed
Igrace.
Mary Austin, dainty singer Of
popular songs, and Nancy Hunt.
dancing in tap and acrobatic rou-
tines, are others introduced by
dick Worthington, master OF cere-
monies.
Dancing specialties by the Six
Royal Starlets are added to their
Igroup routines, and the music is
Isupplied by Don McGrane's or
lchestra, with lyrics sung by Pa
lmela Britton.
CONGO-The Four Mills Broth
erS, noted radio quartet whose
instrumental limitations in their
lSongs doomed them 10 worldwide
popularity, make their first per-
lsonal appearance in Detroit this
lweek as stars of Let's Have
Music" Leonard Reeds new revue.
ISons OF a former minstrel singer
lon the river shewheats, the boys
first went TO Comics Inn in New
York from their Piqua, o.. home.
while in their teens. They were
the first colored act TO do a ma
tional commercial radio program.
In the supporting cast are Ralph
Brown, tap dancer; Charles and
Dottie, fash rhythm team who do
everything but adagio; the Four
Jitterbugsr the Six Reedettes in
new production numbers, and
Betty st. Clair singing with the
orchestra.
Each performance closes with a
tconga chain IN which the audi
ence joins the performers in a
parade between tables around the
dance floor.
STEvEDORA-A seven-act re-
vue is introduced by Tiny "Crisco"
lGornan, roly:poly comedian and
uaSternEcercmenfesE4t- contains
Jack Terry, tap dancer; Carol
Crane, acrobatic dancer; Mr.. Ming,
tOriental magician: Leblanc and
lDuCharrne, continental dance pair
and Renee Hartman, daring dancer.
In addition to playing music for
IactS in the show and for dancing
Jack Thomas and his orchestra
also play a few speciality numbers
during the revue. Most popular Is
their arrangement of Alexander
Is Swoose.
LONDON CHOP HOUSE
lTonia Valenti closes her engage
Iment of more than a year on
saturday evening. to return 10 her
home in Hollywood. There she
Twill sing in a new M-G-M picture,
scheduled for October production,
the "Tahitian Lullabye' that has
been one of her most popular num-
4 ers here.
4 Sunday evening also will be
opening night for Corinne Barleau,
attractive brunette who comes d.
Irectly from New York, where she
has been singing with several big
name orchestras.
BarneS ". Green takes over the
piano between daffcs> sets for his
keyboard improvisations and music
for dancing is by Frank Whitmans
orchestra.
NEBIOLO'S-A versatile dance
pair, Mark and Marsha display
ballroom routines TO good effect
in this weeks revue, which is pre-
lsented by singing master Of cere-
monies john Policy.
Songstress Anita Louis. adagio
dancers Brant and Elliott, and
acrobatic dancer Jane Carroll, all
take part in the two nightly floor
show offerings.
Leonard Seel and his orchestra
continue on the bandstand.
TROCADERO- new orches-
ira, Frank Derrick and his Chica-
goans, keeps the evenings enter
tainment running at high pitch.
Gaining more friends each night,
the musical groups selections
range from modern fox-trots to
rhumbas and congas.
Dancing is the theme or the
floor show, and it Is ably handled
Iby Flo Polls, Barnes and Clau-
ldette and the Two Novels.
| WONDER BAR-The Four Vo-
Gallons. vocal and instrumental
ouartet, return Monday evening 10
RESUME the many friendships they
Established last Winter. A song
"trip around the world is frame
lin which the Vocalions blend the
songs Of many countries and many
languages, including Hawaiian and
South American. Their flexible
coordination of IA different instru-
ments enables them 10 simulate
1.-THE arrangements Of much larger
orchestra.
Sammy Dibert and his orchestra,