Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
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At the Clubs
BY WALTER STEVENSON

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THE NEW entertainment policy
of changing shows on Monday and
Friday is a huge success, accord
ing to Mickey Jarvis, owner of the
recently renovated Mickey's Show
Bar out on East Seven-Mile road.
Many patrons who have seen the
revue at the beginning of the
week return To catch new talent
added TO the weekend show.
With seating capacity for 500
persons and sparkling new interior
decorations. this club Is well
equipped TO handle cabaret style"
entertainment.
Topping the show lineup Is
comedian Harry Franks. a funster
new 10 these parts
who does solo turn in addition
to presiding as master OF cere-
monies.
The show is built around n host
of feminine stars and co-features
the intcrpretative dances Of Malta
SalaZar and exotic routines OF
Renee D'Orsay. A group of lovely
Bea Vester girls open The revue
with a colorful production num-
Der, and then comes Sue Lombard,
clever tap and ballet dancer; King
and Roche, comedy team, and
Deronda and Barry. ballroom pair.
Playing show and dance music
is Lee Walters and his orchestra.
FRONTIER RANCH-Novelty
and nonsense hold sway at the
huge farewell celebration for Wal
ter Powell and his wacky boys
this week. Powell who was
formerly with Milt Britton and
His Gang OF vaudeville maniacs,
is applying the same fun tech
nique here. Gags, zany stunts
and other "Hellzapoppin" Skits are
thrown into this one-hour show,
highlight Of which is a puppet
revue.
Right in swing with the boys
is Mora "Wacky' Kaye. shouting
swing singer. who also offers paro-
dies on such tunes as Alice Blue
Gown"
TEDDY BEAR. - Petite Joan
Roberts is the song mimicer who
is having such great success with
swing tunes la Bonnie Baker
One Of the top attractions here,
she sings "Oh, Johnny so effec-
tiYelY in the Baker manner that
you'd wager she was actually Or
rim fuckers once-famous vocalist.
Comedian Of ceremonies Buddy
Duray is al the helm. presenting
the song and dance team Of
Daniels and Daye. acrobatic
dancer Rita Day and The dance
rhythms Of Lou Corsini's or
chestra.
WONDER BAR. Pretty Aylene
NJ aSon. vocalist with CIV /
WelshS orchestra. Is war-minded
those days. Among her selections
from the first World War are "Oh,
You Beautiful Doll" and the
equally familiar George Cohan
tune. Its Grand Old Flag.
Modern day songs carry the titles
I've Cot a Guy in Kalamazoo"
and He Wears a Pair Of Silver
Wings
Welsh and his boys play popu-
lar and rhumha music. while
Manuel Lopez and his Gay Amigos
alternate on the handStand with
Welsh. offering Latin arrange
nentS with vocal choruSes by at
traCtive Msdelon Baker.
THREE TREES.-That Scnsa-
,ional Sepia tap dancer. Baby Law
renee. is tho drawing card His
intricate and amazing routines are
A thing 10 behold.
Lawrence first gained attention
when he toured the country with
name" bands. including that Of
Count Basic He next took bows
for doing a concerto in taps" be-
fore an audience al the Museum
Of Modern Arts IN New York In
his engagement here he performs
that same concerto number, adds
a Fred AStaire touch and climaxes
with flash" dancing.
Comedian MuShmouth and his
Sugar. remain as do bari
tone Leon Warrick, the chorus
line If girls and Dave Wilbourne's
group of i've musicians.