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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-26
Sports Roundup

Columbus O. ms pair OF former champions and record
holders Frank Benkovc OF Cincinnati and Larry Shotweu OF
Coyington KY will try for slice OF the S25OO0 prize fund IN
the And annual American Bowling Congress Tournament m
Columbus tonight
Detroit ms n ytof IN the finals Of The Adional
Lcaqus Hockey Stanley Cpb bdyofs 7pH be e stake tonight
7aen the Montreal Cdades and Detroit Rcd Wings square OF
in OLYMPIA
New York-INS And the last shall be first With the cheers
of the largest crowd Of the 1921 fans still ringing in their
ears tired but vey happy the West Virginia Mountaneers
Quintet took the championship of the fifth annual National In
vtaton Basketball Tournament home with them TODAY to Nor
qantown from which they camenagcent unknowns-iu't ten
DAYS ago.
Tamta Fla -INS- The CINCINNATI Reds dcroted today to
batting practice they enjoyed off day. They 'tiH ay host 10
the Boston Red S0r Friday
Ann Abor Mich ms The possibility they could gain the
National Intercollegiate Swimming Title for the ninth consecutive
time was chief attraction for the University Of Michigan mer-
men today as forth for the national swim classic to be
staged at Harvard University this week end
Summit a. -TNS-The ode1l Of getting into shape to be
Knocked ont Of shape by Joe Lonjs for Abe Simon The
mammoth Ne1o York heavyweight ready march that last me
for the second that last mile from the dressing TO the
na heys Friday night he p challenge for the hed51teig
chdmtiouehib AZ Madison Square Garden
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mensgerie will compete In four IN
diyidual and two relay events.
Duane Temper has drawn the task
OF running against the inyincible
Gregory Rice in the two mile run.
Earl Mitchell. of Indiana Uniyer.
sity, will also furnish Rice with
opposition"
Ed Rosenzweig. after a layoR of
week. will attempt TO raise his
distance in the shot put beyond his
best previous effort OF IS feet pa
inches.
Bob Phipps and Harold Carpen-
ter, a couple OF outstanding dis
lance runners. will step up from
freshman to big-time competition.
Phipps a Detroiter. is scheduled TO
go IN the mile, and Carpenter, who
holds the state Class A high school
record in the $50. has been entered
in the l.000-yard run.
This duo. together with Bill
Cave and Bill Squlres. will form a
team for the mile relay. Cave. state
prep champion in the quarter lie
last spring, and Squires, Huron
League sprint king from Milan. arc
also freshmen.
The Michigan Normal varsity will
be represented in the relay events
by a two-mile quartet, which has
been matched with Miami (O.) Uni
versity. The team will be selected
from a group composed of Bob
Archer, Ed Sigety. Vern Kreos.
bach George Cole and Dick Gehring.
Gehring was certain OF a berth on
the foursome until he suffered a
light sprain in his right ankle aarly
this week. That he will be ready to
run fast race Friday is doubt
ful.
Coach Lloyd W. Odds will accom-
pany his Huron performers
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Varsity Cage
Awards Given

Varsity basketball awards have
been approved for l3 members Of
the 1912 team by the Michigan
Normal athletic board of control
Sweaters will so to Fritz Ben
netts, Lansing: Ralph Chapman.
Mt. Clemens: Ed Gilday. Monroe
AL Greenwood, Toledo, o.; ROLAND
Langerman, Birmingham; Howard
Messenger, Perry; Charles Oxley.
Pontiac; Warren Piche Crosse
Pointe; Louis Proctor Detroit
Charles Sampler, Milan; Vern Sher-
man. Saginaw; and Ed Kontry and
John Shada. Hamtramck.
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NO SuCCE SsOR

Ann Arbor Mich. Mar. PINS
Reliable sources indicated today
it is unlikely an immediate success
sor will be appointed for Clifford
Keen, who has resigned as Uni
versity of Michigan wrestling
coach to assume post as physical
instructor in the Navy Bureau of
Aeronautics. Keen has served as
wrestling coach since 1925 and his
resignation is viewed as temporary.
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SQUAD SMALLEST IN HISTORY

Lakeland, Fla, Mar. 26-INS--
The Detroit Tigers will start the
1912 season with a quad OF only
25. possibly less, 1t was indicated
today The squad will be the
smallest in Tiger history Mean
while, the Tigers prepared for to-
days exhibition tilt against Cleye-
land in Clearwater Wednesday.
the Bengals we're sloppy in losing
70 Cincinnati ( to l.
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Dirty Dogs of
Central Winners

The Dirty Dogs OF Central School
are the intrsmural basketball cham
pious for this year following a game
Wednesday afternoon in which they
won over the runnerup team. Blue
Devils, by a score Of 81 TO 80. High
point man for the winners was
Robert Stachlewitz. II points; and
Tom Holdridg 10 points, vas high
point man for the losers
Games between the Dirty Dogs
and faculty men and between sen.
Tor girls. also intIamural winners
and faculty women have been SEIZED
uled for this afternoon.
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Rella Vista

f. Ballsntyne 3s5. H. Kellar 219.
l. Whitmire 1863 F. Hirschmsnn
455. P. Shamrock (av) ISL, handi-
cap Q totals. 59i. $50. 706, 1882.
Paristyle
NJ Abel 81 3. LeFurge 1863, +.
Thayer 33S, H Shirtlif 81, NJ.
Merritt i2f. totals. Gil, 595, 664,
1873.
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Drama Lantern

V. Mott $50, V. Eberts 357, T
Horton 341. NJ CoIford 1856, "
Gonyou 40; totals, 6O7 663, so
1897.
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r. Geek 397, VI Branch 1859, T.
Fsrris PCS, E. Morris 434, D. Payne
429, handicap 81; totals, COS. 1886,
705, 204s.
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LADIES LEAGUE
meLellan's

D. Holman $50, W. Siddall 342.
F. fowler 357, z Hutchins 40, NJ.
Coleman 4s2; totals, 654, zoe, $50,
00fh
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FREE ON BOND

Detroit, Mar. 26-INS-Pending
an examination April 6, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Needham today were
free on bonds Of $1,000 each after
pleading not guilty TO a charge of
conspiracy to violate gaming laws.
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CITY BOWLING LEAGUE
Bop1ber

Sorgen 1863, Berger S57. Ottmar
526. Russeau 467, Riley SIG. Handi-
cap AZ. Totals sos. 752, S23-2573.
Orange Crush
Herbst 544, Lutes SEA. stout sos,
Han 5S7. Harner 54s, Totals 919,
904, s76-2699
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White Swan
FORD BOWLING LEAGUE
Standings

Arr1ature
Lyons 40. fowler 500. Bush 427
Burget 421. Holley AL. Handicap
66, Totals 776. '763. 735-227i.
Maintenance
korbel 1875, Bivens 4s5. Earle 422.
Leabu 429 Franklin sci. Totals SOC.
79s. 750-2354.
Office
Wills f2l Wilde III. Kerbyson
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VOLTS

Fallet So. L. Shater S9s, D.
Pon $40, L. Messner 1854, a. Fall
let 379; totals, 6l2. 649. SIS, 1879.
5ireley's
NJ. HUM 1926, G. Fitzgerald 265,
z. Kainatz SIS, T. Bassett 22S, f.
Schwartz al handicap 81, to-
tails, 597. Gil. SIS 1919.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-26
Bowling Scores
RexalI

Beck 43S. \. fowler 42i, Dundon
1913, Camp 375, Young 425, totals,
$40. 656, $50, 1853.
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Forfeit
Ernie',

DAmoreauX 546, Ring 534. Ran
dali $50, Smith 3S9. Rust 1872. T ais
Si7. 1913 S14-2454.
SllkWorths
Riggs 507, Peters 1871. Lockwood
446. Moran 40. Winchester Ais.
Handicap 1862. Totals Sl3. 749. 500
-237f.
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". McComb 800. c. Starwas ISL,
P. Neibel sos, S Cartwright 292.
r. Stevens 81. handicap 1872; to-
tails, sol, $50, SOS. 1851.
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E ayao's

Fayso's
Nochman 5S4 Tate 1926, Mass 45g
Fedor 430. Northrup 4s1, Totals sl3.
772, 735-2310.
Jaekson's
Crow 4sS. Smith (ayD 1856, Himels-
pach SCI. Shaw 452. Collier 451
Handicap 1902. Totals SIS, 100, $50 o.
2526.
CliWs
L. Frederick 40. G. Schreiner 4S4.
B. Pillsbury 1913. P. Schreiner 1873,
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j. Samonek Al, Totals 7SS, 7S4. IA
PA.
LOOT.
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A. Fem 33l. NJ. Tox $40, Y.
Scharbat 254. B. Daze 3S5. F. Bert
hold $50, handicap SO: totals. 533.
$50, $40, 1885
White Swan
|. Brainard 45l. NJ Marker 800.
z. Benedict $40, ]. Ungrodt 3i3.
c. Guy 464; totals, I'll. 709, ISL,
207l.
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i67 Montonye 45s. Handicap 100.
Totals Sol, 634. 64s-lSs3.
Inspection
Gardner AS, Koch $50, DeHart
$40, Wendt 49s, Totals 6Ss, 694. 7l9
--20bl.
Tool Room
Wise $50, Atkinson i42 Hoot
4l9, Reed S73. Reynolds S9l, Handi-
cap 1876. Totals T26, 766. 704-2l96.
Checkers
Crane SOC, Smith 464. Stitt AS,
barley 449. Clough 449. Totals 72S.
95l, 6s2-2S9s.
Final Line
y. O'Byrne 4s7. Z. Moore ass A.
Lobbestael Az Sherman 4si. L..
Wales 602. Totals SCI, $40, 746 -
24S3.
Shipping
Bruce 1852, F. Prest Ss5, Williams
800. H. Prest $50. Balyeat 429.
Handicap l56. Totals sos. 7ls. SIS
POP.
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Lois Max AS, Jeane shnds $40,
Hazel Worden $50. Madeline Hsr
mon 1913, Dee Cameron 1872; totals,
672, go, Ga. 1896.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"Pride Of the Yankees" 1918.
1893, 1903, 1924 p m, call Out the
Marines" ll;l0 a. m, 2:33, 5.57. e;zs
.. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOI.-"The Cay Sis.
ters." IL a. m. 2.54. 6;4s. 1922 p m.
"Syncopation, 1924. Sis, s:i2 p. IN.
CINDERELLA - THE Gay sisters. -
1890. 3 so. 1920, iO:40 p. n; "syncopa-
ton" $3.50, $50. s:i5 p. m.
CINENA-"sin Of Bali" H. 2:lo, 4 rs,
lie, 3:25. 595. 7:4o. 10 p m.
FIsHER-"The Gay Sisters" 70 80
4:o2. 7.3l. 1l:06 D. m. "syncopAtion, .
$50 e.ef. s:3s p. m.
FoX-"Tales OF Manhattan, II a m.
La. 4:46, T:39. 1892 PM mic
Guerins from Brooklyn" 1908. 3:56. 6:is,
l0:47 p. m; "syncopation," eOs p. m.
MADiSO>-"TheG Class Key" II a. m.
an Angel 1925. 1888. sSl, s:4s p. m
Minor i2:so. 4:S5 20 o' 1o.4S m.
Ely by Night" 1875 a. m, ESQ, 6:l0
PaLMs-sTArE-~wsk Island 100
a. m, 4:2O. 1885. 1850 p m: "Twlr
PARkDIsE-"Ph Phantom Killer" ;O7
3:34. SOS, s;i2: il;o2 p. m; Jimmy
Lgnssf9ra; 2;22 sac, 1;2s 3d. P N n. 90
NV tfht- Inc Gay SELcfts L soV
400, 1874, II :05 p. m; "Syncopation,
z;2s, 6-0f. s;33 ..
R-K-O UPTOWN yncopation. / 80
$40, s:25 D. m; The Gay Sisters" 1928
1913. 1850 p. m.
ROYAL. 1.-THE Cay Sisters" 7:43. 1l:1:
p. m. "Syncopston, 6:l5, GAS p. m.
TEIF>EN>-AeuS, short subjects,
a. m TO II D. m.
UNITED ARTISTS Somewhere II
Find You" l220. 3:45. 7:l5, l0:40 p. m.
/. Born to Sing Ill a. m, 20, D "A
1913 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Gives Realism to
Graveyard Scene

DIRECTOR WIS MILE
STONE has added one final touch
of the grim realism TO graveyard
scene in The Edge of Darkness. /"
Warner Bros. story of the heroic
Norwegian underground.
On the plain little wooden mark
ers at the head of six graves near
est the camera when Enrol Flynn
and Ann Sheridan meet in the
burying ground to plot against the
Nazi army of occupation are these
six names: Heinrich Heinck, Her.
bert Haupt. Werner Thiel, Edward
Keriing. Robert Quirine. Hermann
Neubauer-the six Nazi saboteurs
executed in Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Diva for a Day

IN NOTHING NENTURED'
blond star Lana Turner has real
lied her fondest screen ambition
She has finally been allowed tC
sing and opera at that
But Wagner lovers will be dis
appointed if they expect to heal
Lana MARBLE an entire aria. For &
scene in box at the opera, Lana
sings only few bars from Lob
-pnplln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Picture Set Ahead
As Fonda Enlis+s

PROFNs<tTION OF THE I'm
mortal Sergeant" has been set
ahead two weeks by Twentieth
Century-Fox so that Henry Fonda
who plays the leading relercaR re-
port 10 the navy on schedule by
November !. Fonda. appearing
opposite Maureen O'Hara in the
picture. enlisted in the navy and
was ordered 10 begin training ir
November
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
TOday's Personality
MOVIES IS HER AMBITION
BY MAURICE WALKER

Shes young, she 5 pretty and
she's talented.
These words describe Miss Ca
role Dexter. the vocalist currently
appearing in the Copacabana
revue at the Book Casino.
Miss Dexter started her career
about six years ago. while she was
attending high school in Montreal,
Canada. II all began when she won
"A contest al one of the local thea
tiers. held by Sophie Tucker. In
1897 she joined Buddy Rogers
band as vocalist and later that
year went to London. England.
where she remained until war was
declared.
ACTED. FOR KING
While in England. she appeared
in plays. musical comedies, night
clubs, and even gave a command
performance with Raymond Mas
sey, for the present King and
Queen.
New York City is her home town
and when the Copacabana revue
finishes its tour, she hopes to re-
turn there and do a show.
my ambition is 10 20 TO HOl-
I IywOOd and get into pictures"
/ Miss Dexter said, "hOwever
would like 10 get into a Broad
way musical first. really want
I to go into comedy roles" she
added. land l am hoping that in
: my next show I will be cast as a
coincidence"
NOVEL HOBBY
Collecting pennies is her hobby.
Not just a certain type OF penny,
but any kind. Next to this hobby
she likes TO knit best. but claims
that her work gives her little time
for il. She tried painting al one
time and even went to art school
but lost interest in this work.
Like many youngsters. Miss
Dexter had always wanted TO be q
singer and when her chance came
she grabbed it.
II am the only one in my fam
lily in the show business. but !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
LOuelIa Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

Baum il an artist. YOU can
imagine how he suffers.
The other day Annie got
miHed. IF you didn't look 30
cross, maybe could de- better"
she said pensiyely. "Why do I
look cross" yelled Baum. "Why
do I look cross-Ill show YOU
tomorrow. The next morning
Baum failed TO put in an APP
pearance-but instead sent
record he had secretly made OF
Annies squealings ana scratches
during one of her lessons. Ann
listened 10 the din. Mortified,
then called Baum and told him:
II get the point"
NADIA PETROVA. Reginald
Gardeners favorite girl friend
arrives home from New York 10
morrow. She and Reggie will wet
in a few days. Alice Faye is a new
aunt. Her brother Bills wife wei
coined seven-pound girl.
Gertrude Nielsen broke out will
poison ivy Just few days beIor,
her Florcntine Gardens opening
but the show went on and Gertl'
was. as usual. terrific. Anne BaX
ter and Richard Derr dining at IN,
Beverly Tropics and acting as i
they were finding each other!
company very pleasant.
Gail Patrick and Freeman Cos
den happy as can be at the Vine
Street Derby
That's all today. See you 10
morrow But June Clyde says
Buy. buy bonds OF its bye bye
freedom "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 12.-"The
Petty Girl the luscious lass OF
Esquire magazine. is coming 10
The screen. R-K-0ls Charles koer-
ner has signed "a contract with
artist George Petty not only for
the name and drawings of his
famous dariingS. but calling for
the services OF Petty himself in an
advisory capacity
Now here's a JOLT for the Holly
wood beauties. because Petty does
not think any glamour girl n
Hollywood typifies his pet. A
search for the right Petty girl vii
be started that viii make the
Scarlet OHara-"Gone With the
Wind" fracas a back number.
Arthur Will, talent scout. will
take the high road. the low road
and follow all curves. including
attractive detours. looking for the
perfect Petty gal.
JUST HEARD from one Of
our recent visitors TO New York
that Myrna 10y, who has
Skinned down and lost pounds,
j. coming back 10 Hollywood
within the next two weeks to
make a picture. She will not do
1.-THE Thin Man." however.
Myrna's bridegroom. job n
Hertz Jr.. has secured an apart
ment for, her and, even though
she wiz do picture, Ia be
selected after she arrives here,
she will make New York her
home.
CONSTANCE BENNETT was
fitted for clothes, took one scene
and then had a conference with
the powers that-be at Warmers
She decided the role in Forty
Whacks' was not for her, and 81
she was relieved of the part. Jane
Wyman Immediately replaced her
/ suspect that one reason Connie
wanted TO leave was SO she coulc
hurry TO Washington TO be with
Gilbert Roland who is stationed
near there. AZ any rate, she left
Sunday night in that direction.
There was no trouble. / am told
at Warmers. She merely was glver
an extension of her contract. anc
she will do another picture II
place of the murder thriller.
OSCAR BAUM, the marvellous
violinist and coach. has been
coaching Ann Sothern for her
fiddle playing in Three Hearts
for Julia" Ann had never previ-
ousiy held violin and, since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
.Blackout Short

BETTY BLYTHE has been given
an important role in M-G-M'S dia-
log Miniature. "Blackout." action
OF which takes place in the home
of an air raid warden during an
emergency.
STAGE 1TTR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Changes Types

ALAN LADD has reversed type
completely in Lucky Jordan" A:
Raven in This Gun for Hire he
was an intravert who thought the
world against him. As Lucky. n,
is an extravert who believes hi
has the world by the tail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

We started by
telling each
other that il
would be i'm
possible for US
TO pay the
taxes without
I a kin & in
boarders and
living on dried
p c a S a n d
mush.
Once past
the first stage
of vie w In K
with despair,
we d e C / d e d
a. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
NOT UGLY ENOUGH
Gets Chance

MARlLYNN PHILIPS, who
makes her film debut in Gentle
man jim" is the daughter of Raoul
Walsh, who directed the picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

ping this and that Oft the
family budget. we could man
age. And we wound up by feel
ing as though II wasn't 10 bad.
after all.
In fact, we talked ourselves
into feeling pretty good. So good
that even ventured the sugges-
ton that l thought these stiff
tax scales ought 10 be continued
for some time after the war.
/ still think that would be a
good idea. Maybe it's just my
New England blood coming TO
The surface. but whatever hard
ships it would mean. there would
be a feeling Of qualification 10
see the national debt being paid
off. As paid off IL must be, some
day. by somebody.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

have no desire for any CtEer
type OF work. This show | am m
now is lots of fun. We give two
shows nigh. and a matinee ard
two evening pc. orElancc1 en-
Saturday, bat II doesn't really
seem like work"
Miss Dexter has a great deal or
enthusiasm and ar ,.t'sr. e
should 90 a long way in the enter
tainment field. sn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
sPorgy
And Bess'
Terrific
BY CHARLES GENTRY

WITH OPEN arms we Welcomed
the return of "Porgy and Bess"
to the Cass last night. for ii is
one of the exciting
treats in the American Theater.
It's peculiar rarity lies in the
fact that it was a great play which
became an even greater work, once
il was set to music. Few plays
ever achieve this distinc Ii n.
Usually their fate is that OF just
ordinary musical comedy.
If a producer sees a plot that he
thinks can carry tune just a
little better than a 3-year-old
child. he pounces upon it, tears ii
apart, orders some composer to
patch up the wounds with mu-
steal first-aid kit and then drags
the victim in front of the foot
lights 10 lick its bruises in rhythm.
But not so. "Porgy and Bess."
II took seven years since its incep-
ton as a straight dramatic piece,
10 step out CARRIED in one OF the
most powerfully moving scores
the late George Gershwin ever
wrote.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

III CAN'T imagine'what inspired
days column, unless it was the
current announcement from
Washington regarding the new
taxes.
Kitty and / spent good hour
and a half talking them over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Miss America
Heads ShOu
At BOUery

10 ANN DENNISON. the girl
from Texas who was voted most
beautiful and talented in the ma
ton. winning the Miss America
1912" title al Atlantic City last
month. comes 10 the Bowery this
week to head the big new show.
Miss DennlSon- Is a-talented- enter
tainer. singing and dancing songs
and routines specially written for
her.
Sharing top billing are the Ra-
do Aces. three good-looking young
men who offer special comedy
Iditties delivered with Snowman
ship that has won them top book
ings all over the country in the
past few months.
STONE REMAINS
Harvey Stone still tops the sup
porting show from his master oil
ceremonies post. adj libbing quipS
between introductions and taking
his own spot in the show with
parodies and comedy ditties OF hiS
own composition. Mildred and
Maurice, with their weird costumes
and spectacular adagio routines
are held over for a third week, and
many other acts join in to com.
plete the big new show. The Dom
Arden Dancers offer imaginative
production routines. Music foI
shows and dancing is by Benny
Resh's orchestra, featuring tenor
Johnny King.