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BY WALTER STEVENSON

remains 10 preside as master of
Ceremonies of the new revue at
Mickey's Bar this week. Meagher's
fast smattering of comedy chatter
serves to introduce each act, in
cluding Mora "Wacky" Kaye.
diminutive comedy swingstress
who Is billed at the top of the
show.
Among the many highlights are
versatile dancers, Jean and Earl
Coe, and acrobatic and soft-shoe
expert Mary Lynn. In addition to
these various dance interpreta-
lions, shapely Sheilah Woods shifts
the scene to the exotic side with a
demonstration of Turkish Harem
dance.
More hilarity by that baby
faced comic, Buddy Roth. adds to
THE entertainment of this huge
lineup which also retains dancer
Renee DOrsay for fifth consecu-
tive week.
The beautiful lire Of eight dane
Ing Mickeyettes have new produc-
|tion numbers. and trumpeter Joe
Blanket directs his orchestra for
shows and dancing.
THREE 66s.-Those who have
enjoyed the "Adorables on Pa
rads" revue. a Charlie Morrison,
production featuring many top
sepia stars, will be glad to know
that this producer opens another
colorful revue, Spring Revels, :"
here at the club next Monday
Evening.
Popular members Of the current
revue who have roles in Spring
Revels" include Ann Robinson,
whose songs in a kidding" man.
ner gained her wide recognition
In New York; Spizzie. Cecilia and
willie. comedy dance trio; and
Sam Fouche, 'hi-di-ho' master of
Dxenonies.
Three new acts bow in Monday.
fhey are Ross and Mccain. dane
ing delights; Billie and Eddie, tap
stars; and Joe Robinson, romantic
tenor.
The eight sepia-dorables will test
the rhythms of 'Lanky" Bowman
and his orchestra, which also
comes in with the new revue.
PALM BEACH.-Novelty Is the
theme of this weeks revue and
apache dancers Frost and Helene
share top spot with that melan-
choly Latin comic, Pepito. and his
partner. Trim.
The former couple dig into the
Partisan underworld for their turn
and the latter pairs act is sup
ported by many amusing props,
most hilarious of which Is the
tiny. pocket-sized bicycle on which
he makes his entrance.
Singing master of ceremonies
Pat Patterson remains over TO
present hold-overs Kay McKaye,
songstress, and the Beatrice Card
ner Girls in new production
dances.
It's Don Pahlos NBC rhythm
for dancing.
500 CLUB.-Ferdinan the Bull
Is feeding on those rounds of APP
iplause- which patrons give out
with after his novelty turn in the
floor show. The bull performs
amazing tricks all under the
supervision OF Tex Mosley, the
animal educator.
Impressionist Dale Rhodes Is
at the helm to present such other
stars as swingstress Mildred Rock
and comedians OF the networks.
the Radio Testers.
Tenor Jack O'Neil and dancers
Trucker and Tremain complete
+ the bill.
YORKTOWN TAvERN.-Com-
~ is the theme and that "aris-
krat OF absurdity." Dick Havil-
land, steps TO the microphone as
the head man of an all-fun pro-
gram.
Hilarity Is accented by the APP
pearance of Good and Goody,
maniacs of comedy whose antics
and chatter keep patrons in an
uproar. AS If this were not enough,
Nellie Clark takes the spotlight
TO carry on where the above pair
left off.
For diversion. the Fanchion
Trio offer tumbling and hand
balancing feats, Bernard and Rich
do modern ballroom routines and
Carl Ford coaxes odd tunes from
a harmonica.
George Alfanos orchestra plays
music for the production numbers
OF the yorktown Cuties.
THREE TREEs.-A huge ex-
travaganza, featuring such sepia
stars as Mushmouth and Sugar
and Covan and Covan, Is the
order Of the night.
Mushmouth goes into his third
week as comedian of ceremonies.
maintaining a fast pace and doub-
ling with his partner in a slow
motion pantomime skit which
draws applause.
Covan and Covan are well-cos-
tuned In smooth dance routines,
and baritone Leon Warrick re-
mains.
Dave Wilbourne, who has an in
dividual song spot In the revue.
also directs his orchestra for dane
ing.
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