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« VARIETY Friday, February 10, 193 CABARET BILLS NEXT WEEK SOUTH AFRICA I Arthur Bucknec opened * J - show at the Capitol restaurant oa By H. HANSON West Fifty-first street Tuesday (Continued from Page 23) IKameya Cnaa Seamen id halt WUhnr Maek Oa night. Sig ^'erner Is operating the Stratford Comedy i QUINCT, place. Feed * Pries I Calla Weetea Q* CAPE TOWN On the Pier a fancy dress carnival IHTERSTATE CIRCUIT Stories of the Canadian border Frank WUaoa Kenny Mnsna A • DALLAS. Cape Town, Jan. *. dance and confetti battle on New and liquor are plentiful, but seldom (One to til) IXTTLB BOCK OPERA HOUSE.—The African Year's Eve drew a big crowd. Maker a Redford ad naif dwell upon the smallncss or big­ Coscla a Verdi Rosa a Pons Clifford Warns t Frank Wits** theatres production of "Chu Chin Wm Brack a Sia Chow" drew capacity for & month ness of the customs or revenue men. McOratk * Deeds Zelaya "Volunteers" JOHANNESBURG For instance, on the Quebec Central CALKSBUmO. ILL. Dan Sherman Co Columbia * Victor Branson a BaM*t% starting Dec. 2. This length of sea­ HIS MAJESTY'S.—The panto- Dooley a Storey Bdith Clifford^ son is unusual for Cape Town. The going into Sherbrooke (the border, BACINB. WIS. Helea Keller mine "Little Red Riding Hood" is Ross a Foes Wm Brack Ce production was elaborate. Com­ and coming from Canad .) there is Bonn a Drela 2d halt drawing capacity. The production McOratk a Deeds Nip Raymond Schlctl'a Manikins mencing Jan. 2, Leonard Rayne's a -v stoma officer who will make Teas Sherman Co Letpsls is good. Ford * Goodridre Mack a MaybaUa Co. staging "Brown Sugar," with passengers disgorge even a pint Id half Roatiao a Barrett rr. WORTH. Freda Godfrey. Week of Jan. 9, STANDARD—Week of Jan. 2 was Two Rosalias Bd Bsmonde Oa ••Carnival," with Freda Godfrey and the last of the Sir. Frank Benson's bottle of whiskey, though urged not "Rubevtiie" Andrieff Trio to molest the liquor as it Is for me- Kenny Mason at 8 Nippon Duo Alfred Pammier. season, which has been a success. (One to fill) Wheeler a Potter OKLAHOMA CaTt "The Wandering Jew" by K. Temple C .»al . tones. The officious cus­ Tracey a McBrtdo TIVOLI.—Vaudeville, week of Dec. CD ISLAND. NEB. MnJoatte 27, Teddy J. Wood, vocalist; Herbert Thurston has been staged and was toms man 'American, say? it is Mack a Stanton Ben Smith (Tulsa split) a triumph for the company. Jan. 9, Stile Martonne Rolfo'a Revuette Pros, and Jackson, entertainers; the law, and insists upon the empty 4 Valentino* • lat halt Pearl Mitchell and sister, musical; company opens at Opera House, bottle being produced to him be­ Ford a Packard Johnaton a Mack Ford a PHco Watta a Rincffold (Three to fill) Bennett Sia Chas Semon Frank Varney and Teddy Butt, in Pretoria. fore the train reaches ° is border, Frlah Rector a T 2d half OALVBSTON. TEX. Wilbur Maek Co mirthful stunts, a good all-around ORPHEl-M.—Week of Jan. 2. while the same train may have 100 HANNIBAL, MO. Barbette Celia Weston Co act; Martin and Castle, enter­ Florence Yaymen and Napier and or more bottles of liquor hidden all Jack Georire t (One to fill) tainers, Tony Castle is the hit of Yvonne, contortion act. Georgia Howard Trlxle Frlganaa (13-lt) the bill. Tom Lcamore, the London over it the customs offlct akos (Two to ftli) Rltter a Kaappe (Same bill plays BAN ANTONIO PALLADIUM.—Commencing Jan. (Two to fill) Austin lt>lt> character comedian, has good recep­ r.o effort to locate. At other points Sd hair _w MnjeatJe 2 the Jewish actress Sarah Sylvia in Doha a Landolt Michon Bros Three Keeals tion. McArdle and Donald. Scotch along the border customs men have ST. JOB. MO. Perrone a Oliver "Resurrection." Alexander a Pietda x Foil is Sia comedy act. Week of Jan. 4. Arthur ALHAMBRA (Doorufountein).— been known to pass as much as a Kiakatd Kllttes Bleetrie Fiske a Lloyd Sarah Padden Ferris in comedy character studies; Commencing Jan. 2. J. Strunin car of liquor golnj in a car Bennlna-ton a Scott B a M Nrnie Carson a Wlllard Betoncourt and Lady. French-Cuban JOIJKT, ILL. Mellon a Bonn I«ee Children The Cansinos specialty; Harvey and Courtney, (Jewish actor), in "Sora Sheindel." when convinced the owner was not 2d half George Morton Claudia Coleman musical; Varney and Butt, mirthful EMPIRE—Business brisk. Week a dealer, and that the liquor being B!aide La Bersere Foster a Pe*«y Five Chapins I*dy Alice's Pets of Jan. 2. Loronda La Bella. Mexican Fisher a Lloyd Chamberlain a B stunts; Pearl Mitchell and sister, conveyed was for personal use. HOI STON. TEX. Tl I.s.t. OKLA, musical; Teddy J. Wood, vocalist; artist, in song-scena. elaborately (One to nn> ST. LOt IS Tom Leamore, comedian. dressed: Henry De Bray, assisted 2d halt MnjenUe MaJeaUc by May Vivian, dancing act; Arthur Marsh IS is set as the date for the BAB Conrad Cotnmhaa Jusslmic Nelsons (Oktn. City split) RAILWAY INSTITUTE.—An en­ Beresford. character study; The opening of the New Cnoe Place Saw in* n Woman Kittle Thomaa Carleton a Bellow 1st half tertainment called "The Ideal Show." Inn at Hampton Roads (formerly (One to fill) Flaherty a Stonin* "Hi*h Low Brow'* Tyler a St Clair run by Friedman and Firssimons. Martells; Benson Gray, ventrilo­ Stratford Comedy 4 Sampson a Do »la* Rhinehart a Bat doing good business. The main at­ quist; The Fanyacks. Charles Good Ground), I* I. The inn repre­ JOPIJN. MO. Fields a Harr'gton Neat Abel rtobaon a Sirens Ancaster. Juggler; Dusty Rhodes, sents an investment of I?06,000 by Electric Id half McKay a Ardlne Scuniou Doa'ea a I traction of the show is "Tanagra." Saw Ins a Woman a novelty. A fire-place scene opens. English burlesque comedian. Julius Heller. It will have SO hotel RMiolt Johnson Co Austin a Gale Four l.amya rooms, and a replica of th former LAW Wells K a B Kuhn A miniature stage is seen. The mini­ *d half lAwrence a J'naon PANT AGES CIRCUIT ature curtain goes up. and real A strike amongst the coal miners ground floor, of antique design, and Alfred Powell Co (One to fill) figures of artists appear in minia­ in the Transvaal is likely to affect the pavilion adjoining., The old (One to fill) V INMPLG Kva Tanguay ture going through their acts. The V%«l»nn JT I»v>rt amusements. Canoe Place Inn burned iast April, KANSAS CITY Riaiio a LaMoni act is worked probably by the aid Cook a Valdare Henry Catalano Co T Tumbling Dem'nt of mirrors. It is a chart movelty. just as Mr. Keller was announcing •esse Tybelle Sis the new summer season. Bonn Nee One I.utea Rrce I Hernivici Bros Co Pucheea* Cats, good show Josephine Countess Roubadi. the violinist. Our Future Home I Massie Clifton Go Hall A Francis "Smiles" Chic Supreme Reeve is pleasing with slight of hand was wed Dec. IS to Arnold Wagner, _. _. * I (One to All) Tom Brown Co Johnson a Brown and sharp shooting; Severus a Johannesburg pianist. The Washington revenue office 2d half AI Abbott Soothern Pour LOS ANGRLW Schaffeo gives a clever juggling sent 30 men to New Yoi" this week *»<**arthy a Gale Poll Frolics Mae Weston , performance. Mellon a Kenn Rose Wyae Co :oth Century 4 Pnntagea to act under the direction only of II Ue Re now Co Lulu Coatea Co Smith's Animals ALHAMBRA.—Capacity; week of Jan. 9. the Graham Moffatt Co. CALGABV. CAN*. Craig a CMS open farwell season. Director Day. m, SIOVX CITY, IA. Dec 2«. "Tilly of Bloomsburg," fea­ •^ ••••• • m Fnntncea Densee a Raird turing Edna Best and Tom Rey­ Skelly a Ilelt Rev Lunatic Baker* nolds. Week of Jan. 2, "The Bat le The liquor arrests made at the, Foster**? Peier Mar-rsret Taylor Foley A O'Nell Samoeel a I.'nWt of Jutland." Pagel's Circus and menagerie is Flotilla restaurant, at Sixth ave- Marshall a Conner ra B Ford Walter Hastings Ferris Hartmea Co showing around Johannesburg. nue and Fifty-fifth street. New Hall a Dexter Solly a Thomas O W Johnson Co GRAND. — Good business; Doc. Hite Reflow Co J R Johnson 3 Ambler 8ia SAN DIEGO 29-31. -The Beloved Blackmailer." York, were of two waiters. The 4 Bai'.matns Toney a Norman Soroy GT PALLS, MONT. (film) with Carlyle Black well. Jan. George Graves, the London artist, management disclaimed all knowl­ Id hair D Humphrey Co Class Manning a C 2-4, -North of S3." starring Dustln opens at Rmp'.re Johannesburg edge of the sale of any liquor, and Palto a Frees Co • M half Fnntnneo Havden G*«tw*n a R Farnum. Jan. S-7, "The Devils Haines Jk Avey Toney a Norman Cl«-to) Fields a Shehtoa Wheel." featuring Gladys Brockwell. about Jan. 16, with his own sketch • immediately discharged the. impll- Dance Flashes Fred liofrhea Co (Same bill plays Dr Paulme company. icated waiters. It is said the man Holliday a Willette Leedom a Gardner Helena li) Pantheon Singers WOLFRAMS.—The excellent pro­ Josephine Victor "Cupids Closeup" gram is attracting big crowds. I agement appeared before the United 1 J a J Gibson Joe Rolley Co Roreini Troupe LXJ BKACR. CAU Dec. 28-30, "The Hope Chest." fea­ The African theatre have secured States Commissioner hearing the MADISON, WIS. Taylor Howard a T Melody Garden Pontages [ turing Dorothy Gish. Jan. 2-4, "The cases and made a statement to the Orphean* Harry Berry a Sia a revue show. Slot'X FALLS. SJa, a Wager Pedrick a Dever* Widow's Might," starring Julian above effect. The Flotilla Is the Barbette Glasgow Ms Ida Eltinge. Jack George Duo FAT Hayden property of Dr. John M, Harriss, the Trlxle Fritranm Gladys Greene Co BCTTK. MONT. Nible and Doris are booked for a Traffic Commissioner. Ever since Rrtter a Knappe Ishakawa Bros The Christmas and New Years South .kfrieun tour leaving England Harmony 1 U-14) Harry Lamore the restaurant opened the manage­ (Two to flll> Holliday a Wlette Un Ro days brought the crowd into town. Feb. «. Id half Id half Same bill plays * GartH** ment has denied any selling there, Mack a Stanton Ollroy Haynea a M though parties have said they were Mile Marionne Herren a Arnam'n VK2MJ- •»«* •"• served with liquor In the restau­ * Valentino* Taketa Jape Four Bards (Three to fill) Blls'beth Nelson Co Tutor's Models rant. Members of the management SO. RKXD, IXO. Violet Carlson BROADWAY STORY NORFOLK. MB. Hasel Morgan making the denials to personal J a I Marlin Melodies A Steps friends lead to the surmise the Aodltortoaa B Knight's Co Ward a Gort "Night Roof- Footer a PestT Warner a Cole Foster A Ray. waiters were taking a chance now, SPOKANE Six Tip Tops and that has often happened in MftcCarthy a Gale Maurice Diamond (Continued from pago 13) Paris. The attraction is a novelty, Marshall a Conner Anna Kva Fay OGOEN. CTAM other New York restaurants since Kite Reflow Co Henry a Moore ot Buddha** business to hold up within the last opening at the 49th Street Saturday prohibition. "Dreama** "G*d Night Nome" Pontages three weeks by blaming it on the for the first public showing. The OMAHA, NEB. Klasa a Brilant Ot-lS> weather, then the Washington thea­ engagement is advertised as limited, SFKINGr*LD, ILL. Olson City Four Jack Trainer Co has Sophie Tucker Dalton Frees Co Harry Van Fosoet tre disaster, and finally the influ­ which should aid in its getting away again. She returned t the cafe Watta a RincRold Stuart Girls Ce Johnny Small Ce enza. The disease is epidemic in with a $5 top. Monday aight the Thursday. Raines A Avey Joe L Browning W a O Ahearn New Tork, but the health authori­ takings were $1,900—big business Dance Flashes (Four to SID Pasquali Bros Maw Humnnraf 2d halt Sd half Jap Sayden Noodles Fagln ties declare the situation not alarm­ in this house of 740 sea to. The Chateau Laurier, City Island Gladys Greene Co William Eh* Halt a Snyder Marshall a Conner Wayne M'ahall a C Jack Halloa DKNTEB ing, and no regulations have been Frank Fay's "Fables.- which (New York), when reopening April issued as with the epidemic of aw** Hall A Dexter Howard a Fields King a Irwin opened Monday at the Park, is re­ 1, again managed by Bill Werner, (One to fill) Wilton Sia Jack Dempeey. eral years ago. There is no dou.-.t will have had about $15,000 spent Hanako Japa TANCOl VKB, MX, Lagana ported meaty, but much in need of OKLAHOMA CITT (One to fill) "flu" did affect business last week, cutting; it opened here "cold.** "The on redecorating. Chock Risner but It is not believed to be the real Different Revue Terminal Four Law Breaker." the fourth premiere Ford a Price •NIL Adama S'nders A It Proadway Revuo handicap. of the week, started oft well at the Castle returned to the Charles Semon Purns a WHson P Conchas Jr <3s Wilbur Mack Co F A C Latour Lillie J Faulkner "The Ciarina** is the newest hit Booth and though there Is a differ­ Knickerbocker Grill. New York, as Delia Weston Co KANSAS CTTf Kallen A Goes T A CO MA among the dramas, Doris Keane ence of opinion. Insiders tab it as featured dancer Tuesday, after hav­ Sd hair P»b LaSalle Co having a role as well suited to her having a good chance. ing been out of the restaurant show Tyter a St Claire "Modern Cocktail*' Three Alex* as that in "Romance.** The show for a week. Joe Pan!, the manager Rinehart a Puff Roach a MrCurdy Act Different Pcrnard A FerraJ There are twe new offerings listed F Pobaon a Rirena Monroe a Grant Langton Smith a L Pa!sT*r Noon Co opened at the Empire last week and of the Grill, had been unable to se­ Scanlon Den'oa a S Sd half Five Pa trow a rs Lee Morse easily beat $13,000 in seven per­ for next week, when "Madame cure a name feature to follow the « Lameya Putter a ParW aerial Rooneys Artsona Joe Co formances. It is the third non- Pierce" relights the Rits and "Mont- dancer, and induced her to return Gardner A Aubrey Violet Lyons Byal A Early OKMtLGKK. OK. Johnny Toulon BAR Adair muslcal attraction this season to marte" takes the Belmont, "S. S. until he was able to secure some Jimmy Savo Co Mile Bunell BT. LOCIS charge |3* and appears to have the Tenacity moving from the latter one to take her place. Hughes Musical S Rita Gould Travel beet chance of making a real run at house to the Neighborhood Play­ Kd Allen a Taxi Amaranth Sis (Open week} Mile Paula house. Both new plays are adapta­ Alf Powell Co Gladvs Webb Rolland A Rar the scale. "The Cat and Canary" at The Susskind brothers, Joe and Sd half TOPKK\. KAN. Oklahoma City I Scheftel's Revue the National should land and fight tions from the French, "He Who Harry, may part partnership on Mudge Morton 3 Novelty Holland a Olsten Veil McKInley its way out of cut rates. That hap­ Gets Slapped" will- move from the their Blossom Heath Inn, on the Jean Barrios Ford A Packard Meredith A Snooter House Pavld B*«« (One to fill) Chamberlain A R (One to fill) Creole Fashion Re* pened with 'Lawful Larceny" at r.arriek to the Fulton, whk\ is dark Merrick road. Long Island, accord­ Mary Delight Co •the Republic, which has steadily this week. "The Circle" having gone ing? to current reports. Joe Suss­ PEOBIA. ILL. Wills a Robbina SAN FRANCISCO MKMFIUS climbed. Last week the Republic's out last Saturday, opening Its tour kind, in active charge, is said to fa­ Alex Melford 3 Panto gea in Newark, vor an open all-year r> llcy, while "One on Aisle" Sd half (Suncay openln*) tjircto gross went to $11,900 and that is K « D Conrad Ren Nee One Shaw's Animals Cuba Four Harry was in favor of closing over Shelton Prooks r.ot far from capacity for the house. 'The Grand Duke" will leave the "Smiles" Mabel Harper Harry Antrim "The National Anthem" is pulling the cold spell- With nothing else Sawing a Woman (Three to SUV Swan A Swan "Ve« My Pear" Lyceum after another week, "The (Two to nit> strongly on the lower floor and wont opened against IMossom Heath this TtLSA, OKI.\. Kl Cota R'rdwell Mayo * » French Doll" being due to succeed Sd half l.arry Reilly Co to better than $12,000 last week at winter in that section. Joe's inten­ Monroe Bros Orphewni * Punbar a Turner "CINCINNATI the Miller. Feb. 20. On that date Earl Car­ tion prevailed. At the same time "Summer Kve" Tyler a St Claire Pantaxea roll's new theatre will open, the Harry offered to dispose of bis one- Walton * Prant U nehart * Duff OAKIAND, CAL Jones * B^lvneaST Tho failure of "The Voice from name t ,* the attraction being kept Joe Itrowning frank l>obson Co Pant a gen Genevieve May *>• (Continued on page 29) (Two to nil) 1 Scanlon Pen's a S the Minaret." with. Marie Lohr, is secret until the afternoon of the (Sunday opening) I "Dixieland* <-. decided at the Hudson, where it premiere. "Madelaine of the Mov­ opened last week, though the Eng­ ies." a new comedy by George M. night, wilh the usual return, and Clouds." 4tth Street; "Elsie Janls mont; "Chocolate Soldier." Century: lish Star is liked. The show was Cohan, will succeed Elsie JUnis at taken off Thursday (this week) and the other the Itrady production. and Gang," Gaiety;"tlood Morning. White Peacock.'* Comedy; 'The the Gaiety early In March. Dearie,'' G!»d>e; • ^ix Cylinder Love." thl -i "Fedora" will be offered Friday. "Drifting." at the Playhouse, for Nest." 48th Street; "Up i» Miss Lohr's repertory was planned Indications are that 'The Choco­ which a small buy was enginereod. Harris; "National Anthem," Miller; Clouds," 44th Stieef. *•Dulcy.,• Fr»- but the succession of plajs WM late Soldier"' will he withdrawn from The rut rate list, which stood at IS "Voice from the Minaret." Hudson; «ee; "E.sio .l.inis and Gang." Gab hardly expected so quickly. "Pins the Century after another week. attractions last week. Jumped to 22 P.omho," Jolson; "Iiulldog Drum- ety; "The Pigeon," Oreenwlch Vil* and Needles" Is said to be held up The house wilt close during re­ on Wcdensday of the current week, mend," Knickerbocker; "O'UHen lagi^; "Voice from the Minaret,^ by the agency buy at the Shubert hearsals of "Hoes of Stamhoul." with a number of the new shows of Girl." Liberty; 'The ,rand Duke." Hudson; * I,i3ies of the Field,' thus far, but showmen's opinion which has most of the "Soldier" this and last week included in the l,yceum; "Music Hex Revue." Mu­ Klaw; "Bulldog: Drummond." Knirk1 says the do Courville revue wont east. list. sic Baa; "Sally," New Amsterdam; erhocker; "Gran,! Duke," I.:eon«« do. Eddie Cantor with his revue Buys and Cuts Both Increased The buys inclu&fd "Blosfxxn Tune." '"Drifting." Playhousi ; "lawful 'Mountain Man.' Elllcott; "Ti" "Make It Snappy." now preparing, Wednesday the h>t of buys at Ambassador; "Blushing Bride," As­ LaxceRy," Republic; "Blue Kitten." Cat and the Canary.' National is the likely successor. the brokers stood at 27 attractions, tor; "Kiki." Belaaco; 'i'kover Head,** tlelwyn; "Pins and Needles,*' Shu­ Just Mairled.'' Bayes; "Drift!** A third importation seems to have an increase ©wr last \vc< k to the Itijou; ' Marjo'aine,'* Broadhurst; bert. and "Bill of Divorcement," Playhouse; "The Deltujc," P'>'m landed strongly—BallefT "t'hauvc- extern of two, one a new attrac­ "Tangerine." Casino; 'Terfeet Time Square, outh: "Pins and Needles." Shubtrl Souris," the Russian specialty com­ tion. "The Bitching Bride," at the Fnol.'* Cohan; "Captain Applejack," The Complete list on sale at cut "Shun:,, Along," 6;bl Street; "DJJ pany that emanated from Moseow. Astor, which opened on Monday. Cort; -Deanl-Vlrgin," Eltinge; "The rates Included * The i'lushinn Bride," ger." S3th Street,-and 'Bill of l)5 successful!) playing London and the brokers taking about 250 a Cgarina," Empire; "Up in th»^ Astor; "The S. S. Tenacity," l"e!- vorcement," Timrs Square. Published: August 8, 1958 Copyright © Published: April 22, 1962 Copyright © The New York Times