Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
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Present
NeW Lineups
BY WALTER STEVENSON

tile mimic who remains for a Sec
ond week.
Midgie, who comes here direct
from the Paddock in Miami Beach,
combines a good range with the
delivery of a clever Coincidence.
Entertainers holding over in
clude Balinese dancer Yvette
Dare, Bob Fuller's singing Texans
and the ballroom team of Tucker
and Tremain.
Quick-witted Charlie Carlisle
directs the evenings entertain
ment, presenting, in addition to
the above performers, the Don
Arden dancers. tenor Johnny King
and the music of Benny .Resh's
orchestra.
MINUET.-As new as the fix
lures and decorations which have
just recently been installed is the
orchestra of Sammy Stems, dis
pensing choice musical bitse for
this weeks grand Fall opening
celebration.
Sammy and his able crew OF
music makers who have taken the
place Of Don Dimaria's band.
serve as an augmented feature of
a huge floor show. Their fine ar
rangements are heard during the
show and dance sessions.
Sharing top honors in the revue
are comedian of cere monies
Herbie Leipsig and the excellent
Jap dancing team of Charles and
Rita Jenkins.
Bill Blake acts as singing host,
an the novelty team of Rushire
Shadow, in -gone-to-the-
d. skit, head a large group of
supporting entertainers.
; CASANOVA.-Musical comedy
MINISTRIES are Ted Wolma and
Suzie. whose black-faced banter
takes the spotlight here.
In addition 10 comedy, there's
the exotic dance reutineS of blonde
Esther DeRoy and the styled ar
rangements of popular songs sung
by Leola Taylor. personality girl
Marlyn Brattain's "legomania"
climaxes her dancing turn, and the
Dancing Dittrichs round out the
show with musical comedy song
and dance novelties.
Music is by Lee Walters or
chestra.
81 CLUB.-Roy Tracy, singing
master of ceremonies who has be-
come very popular with Detroit
night club patrons. opened last
night as the headliner of a brand
new revue.
Roy, who has been featured in.
many of New York's smartest
hotel supper rooms and clubs.
takes his singing turn between
introductions OF entertainers.
Exhibitions OF the rhumba.
tango and conga are the stock-in-
trade of Latin dancers Louis Fe-
leia and Arlene, stars OF the
supporting bill.
The Webster Sisters, tap team.
and Charles Nolan. billed as the
miss and hit Juggler, complete
the revue.
Newcomers Al Alvin and his
orchestra mount the bandStand TO
play music for the two nightly
shows.
ARCADE SHOW BAR. - The
daring routines of masked dancer
CumparSlta highlight- an en-
ere show which opened here last
HAL Dick Hughes, with COM
edy chatter and new jokes, pre-
sides as master of ceremonies.
introducing comely swing singer
Audree Warner and the eccentricI
dance team Of Jimmy and Char
maine.
Joe Alexander's orchestra plays
show music, and Norman Priest,
the "old Red Appler," is on hand
TO direct you 10 your table and
sing your favorite request number.
PALM BEACH,-Making toy
piablo sticks, hoops and spinning
tops do everything but sit UP and
beg, the Belmont Brothers top
this weeks show bill.
Wayne Fernelius. ventriloquist.
provides the comedy. putting his
laxative dummy, Jerry McSafety,
through series of hilarious
sketches, and Dorothy Gerron re-
mains to offer more of her popular
and varied song arrangements.
Smoothe dance interpretations
by Maurice and Andre and fast
chatter by Billy Meagher wind up
a fine bill.
For dancing. it's the music of
Don Pablo and his NBC orchestra.
VERNE'S.-Marion Muller is
The charming mistress of cere-
monies at this spot. where Mora
"Wacky" Kaye heads the holiday
revue.
Miss Muller fills interludes be-
tween introductionS with her songs
and dances, and Mora swings out
on her own versions of "Boogie
Woogie Bugle Boy and "Oh
Johnny" in a low, loud and husky
voice that points up her diminu-
tive stature.
Adding a light touch with their
comedy talk are Sharpe and
Sharpe, and Chuck Stevens band
plays for dancing.