Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

in plenty Of comic chatter with his
5fsttifc ffarrdffr1g of ping-pong balls
and racquetS.
The RoyaletteS return 20 close
the show with a conga variation
routine, while Gus Marte's or
cheStra lends excellent musical
support 20 the whole show.
MICKEY'S SHOW BAR
The dancing FL Tonys take the
spotlight this week at Mickey's
Show Bar. Their first number
is a graceful waltz and they later
appear in flower spattered garb
10 do catchy version Of The
Gay Ranchero"
Held over for a second week
are Stanley and Macklyn. the &C.
centric comedy couple who 90 Ha-
waiian in a special novelty number.
Stanley also presents a vivid in
depreciation Of a wrestling match
and his groanS sound painful
enough to be authentic.
Joe Cara makes swords diSap-
pear in his mouth and Juggles all
manner Of things, while Mcmahon
and Adelaide do lightning like
work on half a dozen punching
bags. Mcmahon amazes by work
ing with his head. hands and feet
simultaneously and Adelaide later
displays her skill as an acrobatic
dancer.
Looking very young in a red
and white gown, Jean Raleigh
sings the more popular ballads.
specializing on Every Night
About This Time" Incidentally,
the author Of that tune was killed
a short time ago on Guadalcanal.
A South Sea Island mood is in
troduced by the Taft Blondears
with their Interpretation of "A
Sleepy Lagoon" and Lee Walters
orchestra continues 10 back the
show with musical moments.
THREE TREES
Making faces at people is just
an innocent prank as far as
Johnny Rubber Face" Frisco is
concerned It's all a part of his
face stretching demonstrations at
the Three Trees Club. where his
comedy is a nightly event. Johnny
proves that you needn't have q
priority on rubber if it happens
20 be a part of your anatomy, so
he stretches point by making his
audience forget the tire shortage.
Supporting favorites include
character dancer Marion Colman,
Dave Wilborn and dancer Snow
bail. Joe Norris mixes sweet and
torrid rhythms fer the show and
dancing.
CLUB MAYFAIR
Club Mayfair patrons continue
10 gaze in wonder at the amazing
hypnotic accomplishments of the
Great Zelano. who has been held
over for another week at the club.
In the supporting cast are
Johnny Lewis, singing master of
ceremonies: Arlene and Silver,
boy and girl tap team; Diana
Dean, singing and dancing SOU
brette.
Phil OlSen'S orchestra plays for
dancing and the show.
EAGLE CAFE
Buddy DuRay, wacky master Of
ceremonies. has a habit OF going
from the ridiculous TO the sublime
al the Eagle Cafe, where he is
now in his fourth week. He has
a fine voice which he demon
strateS in his more sedate mo-
mcntS, but he'd sather devote his
stint on the floor TO making people
laugh.
In this weeks supporting show,
Milo Vague & Co. offer a clever
bag and Juggling act
which includes several accordion
solos, and Leola Taylor MARBLES
the latest ditties.
Betty BrydenS all-girl orches-
ira plays for dancing and the
show.
TED AND LENS STAGE BAR
Ray RaySor, of boogie-woogie
fame, and Charles CorteZ con-
tinue 10 share the spotlight at
Ted and LENS Stage Bar. Cortez
has some particularly fine ar
rangements on Body and Soul, "
GerShwin'S Rhapsody i'm Blue"
and II Surrender. Dear" The Bar
is Seducuvely quiet. and CorteZ'
piano lingering Will cit your TO-
mantle moods.