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Press = Herald (.}M**ilHMi1^H PMSS-HMAID JUNI 21, 1967 when you're there, be sure The Royal Ballet will begin Stop by one of those three and iwing by the Hotel Trop- its engagement with the full- days or ALL ihre«, if eana and dig the melodious length "Giselle" on June 30. you wish, and help Pete and Morgana King who makes her It's "The Sleeping Beauty" Anne help you have a good debut this Friday nite along afternoon and evening of time at BBQ Pete's with comic Don Sherman and July 2. Maynard Ferguson's ork. At the completion of its Altho she's never appeared engagement at the Shrine, yrically anywhere west of the Royal Ballet will move to llinois. Miss King has a Hollywood Bowl to present By Terrcnce O'Flaherty whole bunch of jazz and blues "Swan Lake" on July 14 and successes in N.Y., Chicago, 15, and "Romeo and Juliet" Detroit and Philadelphia. You on July 16 and 17, then its "W* watched the TV It's hard to say for 'sure, Swing With the Swingers might liken her to a Holiday, 'Giselle" on the 18th. E m m y Awards and, ai but certainly Dean Martin Fitzgerald or a Vaughn in tuual, got more pleasure must be in the running. He And in this case the "swingers" are holding a meet to end all meets, like, would her stylings. Don't let next Monday, from watching the losers has just signed an unprece­ u beliece tomorrow nite .. Thursday, June 22? And its called "The Swing- The walling horn of May­ Tuesday and Wednesday get, than the winners. I wonder dented contract with NBC rs Room!' nard Ferguson will again away from you for some good what they're really think- which will pay him $30 mil' eons and/or dinners? Well Y'know where the annual sound thru the blazing Blue food and fun when Pete and This whole action comet on Room along with the comedy Anne Petro£f h 0 , d tat?" lion in the next three years. The Halfway House on Pa- that's the kind of action at International Food Fair are Out of this Martin will pay the Vt Way House. The holding their exhibit this shots of Sherman, to round Grand Opening at BBQ Pete's out the Maynard Sloate pro­ Bob Crane a loser in the production costs and produce ance of the Torrance Air- luncheons are $1.25 and the year? In the lobby of the in Inglewood. comedy category told me his summer replacement. dinners run you $2.50 per State Mutual Savings and duction. ort and it's going to be a Also in the Blue Room line­ This opening is in com­ hia reaction was "hate pure tarring of stars nite so don't each. And don't forget, Loan at Wilshire and Hope memoration of their 20 years Now at hate." He was joking of "What's happened to Mla there's dancing 7 nltes a that's where. And also, up for the three week stand iss it! You can have a ball! will be Bob Braman and Jim in the food business, starting the coarse. Or was he? "I just Farrow? After she married Now in a poker game it's week. d'ya know who's been select­ in 1947 in a small operation put a big arrow on my pro­ Frank Sinatra, that Is?" Art Maskery's spared no fd as one of the leading din- Feeney. And it's still Folies over on Inglewood Ave. and BedBaDootf gram and wrote DAMN in big ways "jacks or better" for ing establishments to display Bergere in the Theatre Res­ COFFEE SHOPS >eners but it'a The Chuck horses in making this a taurant, Vivian Grant in La when Anne and Pete lived in letters." Since she left "Peyton evens Trio for openers to- GRAND opening for tomor­ its cuisine? Bill Fremont's the rear. They now boast Place" she has made a fea­ row nite with lota of remodel­ Matador Restaurant ... that's Pontaine Lounge and Julian almost double what they did "Stuart Whitman has al­ ture film in England with orrow nite and the trio con- who! Foorman in the Gourmet sts of Richard Thompson on ing and enlarging to this al­ Room. prior to the remodeling and ways shown such promise Lawrence Harvey and has re­ ano, "Wolfgang" on bass ready vast "store." What used The Matador's exhibit will face-lift they just completed. as an actor in 'The Mark' cently signed a contract to to be sort of a store room in be on opening day, Monday, Go, now, and have a ball! d, of course, good old In attendance and to help and also in i splendid star in a two-hour television nic icai 13 ui/w >a jjtu b \JL liic Juneuuuv 26*u . » , that'su*at» a like**n.c nextHV-AV the Petroffs get things off drama on the Bob Hope adaptation of "Johnny Belin­ buck Stevens rounding out The Royal Ballet of Covent e group. This outfit is Swingers Room, Art having Monday and will feature vari- Garden will present three with a bang will be such well- The ri* r but why has he da" with Van Heflin and Da­ retty well-known, friends! pushed the wall back to its ous foods-of-Spain from the knowns as Dick Lane, Billy never really'made it?" vid Carradine to be seen next utmost, as well as having different regions of new productions at the Shrine Well how about this!?! At Spain for Auditorium beginning June Barty, Jimmy Lennon, Jackie year on ABC. Otherwise, I eliminated the office, thereby your sampling pleasure. Make Coogan, just to name-drop a For several years Whitman guess she's just sitting around late hour we received news 30. at possibly Chuck's sister assuring you of ample space it! "Cinderella" has been com­ few, more people into this has been the number one star spinning old Sinatra records. if or fun and frolic. column. Southern on the "most eligible" list. ill appear at this opening! pletely re-staged with chore­ nd just in case you don't Make it by The Halfway That was quite an entour- ography by Frederick Ashton The rich new carpeting, This fall he will finally spread "Will Carol Channlng ouse tomorrow nite if pos- age of dignitaries that landed Fried out in a 90-minute TV series ever get loose from 'Hello now who Chuck's sister is and music by Serge Pro- glistening paneled walls, soft . she's a gal by the name ble. It'll be a swinger! on the S.S. Princess Louise (ofieff. Principal conductor lighting and tastefully select­ titled "Cimarron Strip" which Dolly'? Surely she must last Friday nite when Owner- Chicken will be the biggest budgeted want to do something else.'" Connie. (And lookit « John Lanchbery re-orchestrat­ ed and colorful art objects ke it from here, THIS girl The Sam Ray Trio has been Captain Jerry Sutton played ed the "Fairy Godmother" still doesn't rob one iota from ${09 show on TV. He will play Jim host to nineteen foreign mili Crown, a U.S. marshal in the Miss Channing played the a comer!!! She'll make it!) let with such popularity at variation and the sets were the culinery artistry in the lie Marquis Restaurant on tary officers representing designed by Henry fiardon. kitchen of BBQ Pete's. You v borderland between Kansas role for the last time last The husband of the above- nine NATO countries. and Indian territory. He is week and her record is amaz- amed girl has also sent word he Sunset Strip they've been The full-length version will can still get those spareribs, confident this is his big ing: 1272 performances and a at hell be here for this e-booked again in the color- Guided by Adm. John Har- be presented at the matinee spring chicken, ham, beef or break. gross of $$11,053,000. She and re-opening of The Half- ul Oak Barrel Bar. lin of the U.S. Navy, the and evening performancs of short ribs and all barbecued never missed a performance ay House if he can get away By the way, did you know group, headed by Rear Adm Julyl. to your taste, plus delightful "Why did 'Gilllgan's Is- and never played to an un­ rom those neighbors to the hat The Marquis serves din­ Hans Rudolph Roesing oi Monday and Tuesday eve­ side orders such as salads, land' go off the air? It was sold seat. Ginger Rogers con­ orth in Canada. He's a "one- er nitely 'til one in the Germany, is in the Southland nings are reserved for "Mon­ spaghetti, ravioli, tnd of a silly show at time but it tinues in the role and is said te-stand, split-week artist' yem? Well they do and a at the Dept. of Defense invi- otones 1 & 2" and "Paradise course some superb Mexican was very, popular and our to have a better financial ar­ the very likely name of lost extensive menu. Might tati°n to acquaint themselves Lost" which will be per­ cuisine. famlly^enjiyed It" rangement than that of Miss ddie Fisher. e a good spot to keep in with the organization and formed with "The Dream' Channing. It's amazing what So along with these "nere- lind when next you're out training facilities at Los Ala- for those two dates, July 3 Several excuses have been one song can do.
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