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IBU A AS BOOS!.. happy 14th "You'll Never Walk | like college students, streaming g to hear this, because she Jan Sterling was more nervous Captain's m AW' into the Ziegfeld Theater everyy was born in that borough. than her husband, Paul Doug- H>f| on SwJ*. Thursday afternoon with Shake- She didn’t las, WATCH REPAIRING «|^asapictiirMHEGIIEATEST! rflflin stay there long, was when he broke down in Watch TIMMIE ROGERS spearean books clutched in theirr When she was her the 8'r»” 2. father, then cross-examination . All Warfc - scene Clown hot little hands. They’re not col- the Line, shipped Marge ¦eaalnnr , 79t Guarantee* dui4&Wont™JSSii'£„». Prince of Harlem i; vith Italian the and Gower Champion Watch legians, - CrrataU. 76e they’re the cast of “Kis- family to Italy. He was bom in were looking for away to fit a j and they up. Hi» Riot Bend J <; met” and show on theirr Milan, her mother is Venetian by dance number into the play so own time, Thursdays, to learna birth. Her singing training they could join WADE'S ES 3 was the tour. 1009 I S». N.W. JEWELRY CHOCOLATEERS Shakespeare from Prof. Alfredd in New York, Alice Zeppilli (Released by NANA.) 4th HIT WEEK! **J Famous under Ant ;I[ Dance-O-Manract !; Drake, star of their show. so Doretta is completely Italian. I The Howling Success 1 “As a result, our show has de- Her first show, “Shooting i| EDDIE BONNEMERE ;i veloped the greatest team spiritt Star.” fizzled out Boston, and his In Mamba Combo you’ve ever seen,” says Dorettaft “Red Mill”played one year and ond 9 - RwmtSewiM Great Cast as Morrow. "And I think it ex- six months and graduated her to “Keeps Mamba Dancers and Singers plains why * doubled the show maintains Ray Bolger’s “Where’s Charley?” its freshness. Drake, * : upl Rip-roaring! Hardly a Now Thru Next Thun. ;j Alfred of She made a clicker with Mario course, is simply fantastic*. Youu Lanza, did the ' breath between guffaws!" 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