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JUL 25 1944 FALL SPECIAL July 29, 1944 Price 25c IN/ 744.1,1 C01018/4 Git Tankyou... ,,,, 10,. VICTOR RECORDS for re -instating these PASTOR records in your catalogue of MUSIC AMERICA LOVES BEST Paradidille Joe Schedule B-11008 Adios July 30th thru August 5th fBlossoms HAMID'S MILLION DOLLAR PIER B-11376 Get Happy Atlantic City, N. J. and for REISSUING August 5th thru 17th ONE-NIGHTERS-BALLROOMS-THEATRES f DANCE WITH 30-0827k A DOLLY August 18th thru 24th (i4ith a hole in Her Stocking) EASTWOOD GARDENS, Detroit, Mich. August 25th thru September 5th ONE NIGHTERS September 6th thru October 3rd Return Engagement -4 Weeks PASTORROOSEVELT HOTEL, Washington, D. C. Personal Management: CY SCHRIBMAN Direction: GENERAL AMUSEMENT CORP., Now York, Chicago, Hollywo >cf Vol. 56.No. 31 July 29, 1944 The World's Fore:noel Anstasemene FAIRDOM GIRDSFOR VICTORY Plenty of PicNo Spirit of Defeat MingledFood Themes In Fall EtherWith Sorror of Circus Folks Fly Beverly Kelley Main to Fore Author of armee Books andMagazine Article,' and Radio Publicity Director Three New York stations of Itingling Show plan program skeds as a THE Haig OrdOrmanfireisstillthe streets of hell are paved with good Third wartime year sees `Preview of Post -War Tele' smoldering. Intentions and they hare remembered It numbers swell - Pearl It Is smoldering In the ores of cementfence they etared into the open maw of people. still atateng and clued at whathell while helping to carry the bodies of Harbor dated enlistment NEW YORK, July 22 -The fall locksthey saw.'The look will go out of theirchildren from the Mace that had been like the most active video season hererye, In time, but it is reared Into theira happy haven of re -eke -betters a few sincethe beginning of the war.Thememories foresee. momenta-or a thowanel yeers-haforre. CINCINNATI. July 22, -.More agrcul- three active tete arge are set to expert- The proud banners of The Orestest The Diet thought of show people fromtural isire on this continent hare joined eleetet Santo war -Imposed lizaltattons. InShoe oo Eartharetrampled Inthetime Immemorial never has bun for Itsthe "Pood-Pigtee-for-Treedoca" parade mcgrandiag, equipment ,techniques,Charred ruins of the foremast tragedyown. Always the guest has had nestthee season than have been on the rolls scske-Up and sets.Dulthea, NBO andeve: to befall the outdoor amusementconsideration when disaster `truck. Thatsince 1041.The great majority of the 0118 are getting set for the what oneworld.Its trumpets are silent, groundis why May Rover. British wild animal2.000 -oddState,districtandcounty Into the dust. annuals that draw 60,000.000 people then tele man calls "'the preview of post-war (Sec Circus People Sure on page 46) their gates yearly well be held In this teleelsion." The boys are trying to ready The Cr. still burins In the plight of the third year or World War themselse. for commercial operetton andBig One, to the Winds of authorities. their ambitious plans reneet Sons Of 1ta officials are charged with The enlistments for maintenance of The DUMont stuelloe ere going to spendmanslaughter-withresponsibilityfor public merge which began on the day gxd deal of thelr time working overInadequate safety mos.-Lees What comesNiteries Plan of Pearl Kerber have constantly swelled their equipment, trying to streamline itof this will allbe written into court until now practically only the plane In and reduce the lice Of cameras co thatprocedure.It well all be there-all ex- military use or those affected by peen - they are not so cumbersome.They arecept the ache In the hearts of troupern Mr local conditions will not in '44 be and that rernembenr.g look in their eyes,Better $$ andshow windows of the nation to reflect trying new ways of mounting the cam- Itsproduce output,tobolsterevery era and mike to seeIfIt's possible to Ctrens people know that there was no phis:* of the war effort, to educate In operate with only the lens and Monte-Intentional lack of vigilance where safe - conservation of wee nee -estates and to r:Op. to the studio.dam Cuff, Les- ism, concerned. But they know, too. entertain the multitudes who annually Mont's New York general manage!, saysthat the beet of Intent Is not alwaysActs for Fallcrave the surcease of the grandstand that their feeling Is that the entailer thesufficient In the swift onslaught of mis- shows, tracks and midways. Cameras and the fewer booms bangingfortune. They remember the saying that With the food theme are slanted pe- around, the better can be. One Ops Are Optimistic Again n -lotto and military features. Including theory that they will try is mounting of cosrib.ttshows,displaysof!halting the camera and mike overhead.The By Bill Smith equipmentandeceranuMatexhalent Camera Itself may be placed In a special which give a glimpse into future lining. booth off the floor.And a new studioFall Road Big; NEW YORK. Jealy 22,-Three monthsWar -aideffort,willIncludeaidesof Is being readied fors September "I preen. ago right club opt, In New York. any-War Bonds and Stamps, for which fans Sandey. Tuesday and Wednesday remote way, were running around like Benny -hare been UM:tallyWadedby the Teess- the Duatont Wee:slog nights. Penny in the nursery rhymes, =tam-ury Department In Washtneton: Victory Dnefont programingwillfollow Pe ing that the sky wee falling down. Bud-Cleedana, Red Cron work and blood do- peesent patternwith work by StormUBO Has 90neva they allagreed. would not onlynations. food preservation claws. (Sur Fan to Ste Plenty on pope I.7) be lousy on account of the cabaret tax,niondo-austainingcab:bets.emergency but what ones worse, would never ptckrelief -fundeaten&entertainmentof up.Many a spot, seeing what It con-armed foxes, protracted youth activt- Shows Bookedaidered to be the wetting on the wall,Ilea. educational presentations of army, cut out its taxable talent, tried to buynavy, marine cups and WACS. WAVE3 Cheaperacts.etashedoperatingex -and SPARS and running the gamut of Good Fall for Guild has Top Plans pence% to the bone. or, In tome caste,(Sc. /tartrate Ss -ell Roster on pope Si) called it quite and hung out a "axed for the Summer" sign. By Bob Francis But allthat was three months ago. Oaks Forecast Today the tame gloomy owners ars not NEW YORK. July 22.-While tho beatonly looking at their books with smiles and general rummer doldrums have belt- All Regulars ed a hefty body blow, all signs pointon their ram but what is better. are Headaches of band leadersto a fall rood renalessoce shish locksplanning to spend & lot of folding money to add up to a play crop as good or bet-for talent when the leaves fail. arc lightened-jobs andter than hat year,Of course, many On Broadway, Lou Walter's Latin quar-BackonFall plans are still merely a glint in a pro-ter is spending 69.000 a week for acts. 88 seem better than pastducers eye, but there are enough fairlyor about the same It paid for talent in 1043.Last summer, Weiner said, nitery dentine commitments already to sign-bet was terrific.But that be attaibuted NEW YORK. July 22.-It'a going topost both the road and Broadway forto sue eetal causes. Network Air be a good fan season fee the boys In thewhat can two out to bo a bannersea - The gee restrictions bend busThere's more money being500. and traveling deff.eulthe kept people In Pid, and same of the headaches that Not counting all the "Ifs and wheels,"town.So, era -toad of large going -sway bate haunted leaders the put season arethe United Booking Office already hasweek -endparties,cuatomers jammedTime Tight on Senior Nets slowly being cured. some 60 productions on its ledgers forintents.When the 30 per cent tax The pattern of the coming fall seasona fell About a third of these erewent Into effect April I, grosses natural- NEW YORK, July 32. - New shows, Is a funatar one. Banda that performedekedded ix Broadway after a test un-ly dropped.April his et the spot waspublic service spot' and sponsors look- et veiling. off 70 per cent es compared with Apra.ing for a good sIX see going to forego hotelsRigyearfIndthemselves The rest are duo to trek.80.1913. booked for the same stands foe the com-It appears that Increasing traneporta- the pleads of a seg on the senior arse. b,/ season.Theater dstea are a littleCon dielculties and travel prtoritios to Walter Sees Big Fall unless there see a lot of cancellations confessed In some spots due to long runthe contrary, the hintertend to due to The fait outlook. according to Wal-ahead, which doesn't seem possible now, holdover pictures, but ono by one, doubleget Its full share of lire shows ter,Is excellent.The only fly In the The fall Itne-up of snows will be dif- bookings The Mau/erns plan to send out thebusiness ointment that he can zee is theferent In a number et ease, but the 5100 arebeingellen:nand.and(Sc. Bookings In.:Mutt Top on page 30) sponsors will be paying the bills end the Dedually the future becomes clearer, to (See Clubs Nike Budgets on page 24)bills will be in the time round numbers the point test most orks today hare .. a little up here and there. On the rather definite shed ahead for the days junior nets, the Blue and 34/3S. there's before snow Moe In This Issue stillchoice time available, and since toe -Teemed dough for dated for the big - few emu:wrap-1s left the ale, the fall better bands, Is not aiwayl balanced Is Van& thew -..2sOmer.] ova -,15.5515.55flan!, etwise st 25 changes are more tothe form ofa be turreted publicity for the show cue nea:ce fAlt 3451; olioarease Chet ta rarosl 3441 1.4.
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