Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

acter sketch of Eleanor Roosevelt.
which has been applauded by the
First Lady herself.
Sharing top billing Is charming
singer Ruth Petty. who gained
many friends In her last appear.
Iance here.
Adrian and Cecille. polished
ballroom dancers. and Dorothy
Keller. starlet of tap, join the
Winnie Hoveler Dancers TO COM
plete a well-rounded floor show
revue. It's Don McGrane's orches-
ira for dancing.
OLD WAYNE. - Tunes which
were added to her repertoire dur
ing a tour OF South America are
"a distinct novelty addition TO the
music library OF Dinorah, who fea-
lures catchy Brazilian rhythms in
her dance sets. Fine showmanship
and an equally fine singing voice
|highlight her musical offerings.
Dance styles range from rhumba
and conga TO fox-trot and waltz.
Piano interludes by Bernice fill
the lulls.
MICKEY'S BAR. - Comedian
Johnny Morrison lays aside his
testers robe TO present cute Billie
Richmond, swing singer and star
Iof the current revue.
Two daring dancers. Dolores
LaMonte and Margot Willis. con-
ftinue on the bill along with the
beautiful Bea Vester dance line
and the music of Joe Blankets
band.
Comedy on the down beat" Is
Art Mee's speciality, while Del
-Gray's tap dancing is billed as
tops in taps.
WONDER BAR.-Since the wall
between bar and dining room has
been removed 10 make way for an
enlarged dancing floor, dance en-
thusiasts have discovered that
there's plenty OF room to rhumba
or conga 10 Hy Baron's tunes, or
to fox-trot TO Sammy Dibert's
North American music.
In addition tn his south OF the
border tunes. the Baron offers
haif-hour concert of classical mu-
sic each evening.
ConSuella and Patricia Nash
sing the vocals with the two or
chestras.
STENEDORA.-Olivette Miller.
the swing singer with the musical
harp, takes top position in the
current revue which is presented
by Manager Eddy Shepherd. A
torrid torch singer. Olivette dis
cards the fast tempos when finger
ing the strings OF the harp With
Olivette are the Radio testers
who initiate famous radio celeb
rites.
Joining the weekend show to-
night are Burns and Lynn. tum-
blers; Peggy Scott who does the
French Can-Can; and xylophonist
Joe Beasley. known as the man
with the musical woodpile."
It's Jack Thomas fine dance
music. and tonight the newly in
stalled ACKNOWLEDGING unit gets
its initial test.
509.-If length OF engagement is
any indication of popularity. then
the three most popular enter
tainers in town are located here.
The trio includes cute, Mango
Good. an exceptionally fine torch
singer; Carmine Di Giovanni.
operate tenor, and Dale Rhodes,
master Of ceremonies and i'm
personator OF film stars.
In subordinate roles are comedy
Cutups Good and Goody: Diane
Berry. Latin dancer and the top
team OF Valencia and Yolanda.
Horace HouckS Show Band
PLAYS for shows and dancing.
THREE TREES.-After four
weeks Of work before record
breaking audiences. Stepin Fetchlt
will make his final appearance
Sunday night. The lean, amblingi
and SloW-talking former film
comedian has clicked solidly with
patrons Of this spot.
Torch singing Caroline SnowdenI
sets a swift pace for the revue !
which also contains the fast tap
ping OF Leon and Eddie and the
songs of Jimmy Phillips and Leon
Warick.
TROCADERo-Direct from
Chicagos Paddock Club comes
Sonny Mares 10 preside over
entertainment activities which
feature the singing Of dynamic
Jean Moore. soprano.
Augmenting q colorful and
varied bill arc Mildred Perlee,
acrobatic dancer: Deone Page.
talented dancer: Grip James.
rhythm ruffler. and the extremely
graceful ballroom tam of Ar
mand and Juliana.
Jimmie Garganos rMsic pre-
walls for shows and dancing.
CONGO.--Voodoo drums and
Jungle rhythms form the musical
background for Leonard Reeds
latest production Chocolate Dolls
on Parade
A timely, army sketch BY
comedians Joyner and Foster
provides some hilarious moments,
and Snowfall and Johnny score in
tap and challenge routines.
Betty ST. Clair and Gladys
Madden sing the vocal arrange.
ments of King Perrys dance music,
and Soubrette Alice Lyons fronts
the Six Reedettes in production
numbers.
SAN DIEGO.-The rhythms of