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rnding on the letter series. Holders of "A" cards will be penalized, seems, for violations practiced by holders of "C" and "8" cards.

And. of course, there will be another investigation in the hope of -alleviating the situation."

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New Hollywood contracts forbid motorcycle riding, since Jane Havoc cracked up on one and postponed shooting of "My Sister Eileen" . . . Bob Alton. Broadways favorite dance di-rector, has joined Metro's production staff, his first chore being in the film version of "Best Foot Forward."

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When Jack Pearl returns to the air waves as "Baron Mun­chausen." his script writer will be Billy K. Wells, creator of the Baron and his famous tag line: "Vas you dere, Sharlie?" . . . Phil Baker gets a $50G-per-week raise with his new "Take It Or Leave It radio contract, which carries him to Jan. 1, 1943.

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Something new under the midnight sun are the miniature musical comedies transplanted from the stage to the mte club floor at La Conga. Following the success of "Meet the People, Jack Harris will present "Of V We Sing," beginning Sept. 3.

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The Stork Club has snared the Terry Sisters, those two gpr-teous redheads last seen at the Rainbow Room, who 11 lead the rumba sessions at Billingsley's bistro . . . El Morocco will close over the Labor Day week-end so the decorators can toss in a few new palm trees, reopening Sept. 8.

• * • Marjorie Fielding has changed the name of her revue,

opening at the Versailles, Sept. 17, from "Winter in New York, to "Life Without Men," since it has an all-female cast.

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Olsen and Johnson will underwrite the Marionette Theatre which WalSJTandI O'Rourke. of "Sons o' Eun" (and the Rainbow Room* plan to open in the fall, draft permitting . . . Abbott and Costello repatriates from Hollywood, will be guest stars at the Club 61 next Wednesday nite. ^ # #

ThC first big name band to ****•}* ^ S X H S L A S I bands at the Aquarium Restaurant will be Teddy Powells, due Zlt 15 The reunited Yacht Club Boys, clicking at the pl fk C e n t r a * Cocoanut Grove, will return to the footFites in a fall musical, they say . . . Frank Fay's »*n^«ptcy go ^ him so ranch press space that he is now lined up for I t weeks of theatre dates. Sweet are the uses of adversity, etc.

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Eve Casanova. Lou Tellegen's widow, is operating a gear grind­ing machine in a New Jersey airplane factory.

Flower Barry, divorced from Jackie Coogan, is trying unsuccess­fully to support their five-month old baby on the West Coast. Jackie is now a sergeant in the Army . . . Howard Towanda, of the famous circus family he is of the fifth generation of acrobats has been called Into the Army, just as he was about to start a circus of his own.

• • » Bert Wheeler, Hank Ladd and Harry Richman, of the new

"Priorities," will kid their cronies, Lou Holts, Phil Baker and Willie Howard, of the current "Priorities." The Broadway revival of "Show Boat" is, as you might have suspected all along, just the prelude to a third screen version of that classic.

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Eddie Davis is installing two innovations for those Sunday nite celebrity parties at Leon and Eddies; ( D a traveling micro­phone for diffident guests, who don't want to brave the heckling hazard and climb up on to the stage and (2) printed forms filled with assorted jokes and snappy sayings, for folks who would "love to say something but can t think of anything to say." . . . Abbott and Costello. repatriates from Hollywood, will be guest stars at the Club 51 next Wednesday nite.

1<4 a d e f g THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28. 1942

WALTER WINCHELL is on vacation. His column "On Broadway" will be resumed upon his return.

Night Clubs Headline New Entertainers

Programs List

Singers, Dancers

And Acrobats By Rudolph Burlingame

New faces add the spice of variety to the golngs-oh in the world of the bright lights this week and next.

Dick McClain. entrepreneur of the Alpine Musical Bar at Broad and Lehigh, announces arter weeks of negotiating that the Owen Sisters will open there Monday night. A vocal and instrumental trio starred on stage and radio, they will be mak­ing their nrs% Philadelphia appear­ance. Meanwhile, the Harry McKay and Kenny Shaffer trios serve it up hot at this popular uptown rendez­vous.

Hopkins Rathskeller, at 1227 N. Broad st. presents an almost com­pletely new line-up, featuring Lee Warwick, comedienne and mistress of ceremonies; Fay Meryln, the dancer; Ruth Temple ton, songbird; Raps and Taps, whirlwind dancers; Harley Rogers, acrobat and contor­tionist, and several other acta, with Dave Gold's Paramount Orchestra for background.

Something new has been added to the summer revue at the air-condi­tioned Club Bali, on 8 . Broad st.. namely, blonde and lovely Floria Vestoff, a fast stepper. Arthur Blake satirizes on, Barbara and Barry Les­lie head the glide and dip depart­ment, Donna Devel is that girl with the velvet voice, and the Balllovlles chase the blues. Dance music's con­tinuous, with Luis Fernandez and his boys coming in with the rhumba-samba stuff.

The Swan Club, 5725 N. Broad st.. stars Jimmy. Husson as mimic and emcee, with Maxine Coleman for sophisticated warbling, Baron Lee and Troy Brown for comedy, the Three Cirillos for more of same, and the Lane Sisters for singing and dancing. Vincent Rizao's orchestra is there on the downbeat.

Lanky Eddie Schaffer heads a fast-moving frolic a t the Little Rathskeller, Broad and Spruce, under the aegis of the Kaliner Brothers. Sharing the billing are Johnny and George, introducers of "Bel Mir Blst Du Schoen"; Floria Vestoff, dancer: Ugo Martinelli, the tenor; and Delores and Del Vago for smooth stepping. Victor Hugo's NBC re w is on the bandstand, and there is continuous entertainment at the MerryiQo Round Bar.

While Private Lou Tomasco learns all about "squads right," his College Inn at 2256 N. Broad st . marches

THEY BANISH BLUES IN THE NIGHT CLUBS Night spot headlinors hereabouts include: Left, Montez and Adele, Silver

Lake Inn; centre column, left and right, top to bottom, Don Renaldo, Lou's Ger-mantown Bar; Lillian Cirillo, Swan Club; Floria Vestoff, Club Bali; Gerard Ream, Neil Deighan's; Louise Allen, College Inn; Margie Hyams, Renault Tavern; right, top, Owen Sisters, Alpine Musical Bar, and bottom, Johnnie Cahill, Club Avalon.

on with a n entire new show. Lew Dacro. a talented singer, is emcee, introducing Louise Allen, for songs with charm; the Music Hall Girls, a dancing duo; Boyd and Chapman, well-known night life entertainers; Marie Holts, for terpsichore; Estelle Burke, In characterizations, and the music of the Crescent Quintette.

Montez and Adele are those South American aristocrats of the dance a t the Silver Lake Inn, Clementon, N. J. La Marita, the Mexican spitfire, contributes songs and dances; Cun-nel George Reed is the mirthmaster; the Duchess and Jack Herman present "pianoville," wi th Alice (Duchess) Lucey as comedienne and Frank Hassels orchestra for back­ground.

Feminine pulchritude is foremost at the 69th St . Rathskeller in Upper Darby. To mention examples, we olte Dixie Fenton, dancer; Ethel Brown, shapely songstress, and Vlette Wingo, danseuse. Not to forget Dave Vanfleld. juggling Count; Elton Brown, Hollywood character actor who emcees, a n d Tony Bennett's orchestra.

Frank Murtha, that handsome Irish tenor, introduces a new show a t Neil Deighan's, Airport Circle,

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Camden. Included are the Katherine Wolff Girls, dancing delovlles; Gerard and Caroline, for ballroom grace; Warren Boden. who makes his banjo fairly talk; Rekoma, in a novel balancing act, and George Marchetti's orchestra on-stage. In the cocktail bar, the Serenaders.

It's an al l -Manhattan show of musical comedy calibre at Weber's Hof Brau, Camden Central Airport rendezvous, featuring Jane Mat­thews, dancing beauty from Al Jol-son's "The Islanders;" the Irelands, comedians, who open on Broadway in Milton Berle's new show this fall; Art and Bob Coleman, versatile hi ts of the Great White Way; Dias and Diane, popular dance team; Ray O'Day, tenor and emcee; Jules Flac-co's orchestra, starring Jimmy O'Leary at the piano, and the R a t h ­skeller Eldoradlans. *

Gloria French, lovely young so ­prano, is the headliner of a sparkling revue at Frankie Palumbo's South Philly bistro. Frankie Schluth pro­motes rare good humor, and intro­duces Iris Wayne, the dancer; Val­entine, a sleek master of magic; Boyd and Smith, sepia song duo; and the JeannetteS, whose prancing paces the show. Dance music's con­tinuous.

Lovely Margie Hyams and her Stylists counteract the dimout in Atlantic City with their jive at the Renault Tavern, on the Boardwalk at Illinois ave. 8yd Rose and his Quartette go continental, and the Al Francis Trio stars BIB Sanderson, vocalist. All this goes on from early afternoon until the dawn a p ­proaches,

George Clifford's "Life of the Party" production is a highlight at the swank Embassy Club. Grade Edwards, "Princess of Song," heads the girlie lineup, with pert Dee Rogers dancing, beautiful Dorothy Whitney singing, and exotic Sharal dancing with abandon. Ann Rubert

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The Cerney Twins, y o u t h f u l brother-sister dance partnership, are held over a t the Benjamin Franklin. Helene Standish returns from successes on the road with her ballads and light operatic aire;, and Leonor Solo wins applause with her dancing. Herby Woods and his band, with Kay Hunt as vocalist, star in the music department.

Lou's Bars—three of them, no less —feature continuous entertainment and luscious charcoal broiled steaks. Lou's Chancellor Bar offers lovely Shirley Lloyd as vocalist with the Nat Jaffe Trio. Lou's Moravian Bar stars Cookie Williams and his Quar­tet and Bon Bon and his Buddies, with the Kenny Shaffer trio opening Monday. Pianist Sam Price, the Don Renaldo Quartet and lovely Gloria Mann are the entertainment attrac­tions at Lou's German town Bar.

Rotund Johnnie Cahill bosses the show at Frankie Palumbo's Club Avalon, down in. Wildwood, N. J. Kay Hamilton swings lustily, Kaye and Grey satirize the dance, and the Three Loose Nuts cut in for comedy. Mike Pedecln's Men of Rhythm round out the continuous entertain­ment program.

The Mastbaum Reopens Soon

After more than seven years of darkness, the Mastbaum Theatre, 20th and Market sts., will reopen Sept. 4 as a motion picture house.

That announcement was made yesterday by the Stanley Warner Co. of Philadelphia, which also said the opening show would be "Tales of Manhattan," hailed as one of film­land's m a t masterful productions.

For the two-week period begin­ning Oct. 36, i t was announced, the theatre will become a legitimate house, while the Irving Berlin musi­cal show, "This Is the Army," played by men in the U. 8 . services, has its Philadelphia run. HAD STORMY CAREER

Thereafter the theatre will return to the presentation of motion pic­tures.

The theatre has had a stormy career, from the viewpoint of the show world. A $5,000,000 edifice, it opened Feb. 28, 1828, but found it necessary to close with the arrival of the depression.

Once again, on Nov. 15, 1834, it opened under the direction of the late Samuel L. (Roxy) Rothapfel, with first-class Broadway entertain­ment. But mounting expenses forced a second closing in February, 1835.

The picture which will launch the reopening will feature a star galaxy including Henry Fonda, Charles Boyer, Charles Laughton, P a u l Robeson, Edward G. Robinson, Ginger Rogers and Rita Hayworth.

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