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LAS VEGAS — TIME
WAS when prohibition
was a disaster for many, but
the owners of night clubs in
Manhattan never had it so
good, either before or since
. Consider the attractions
they could afford to book—
all in New York, and all
flourishing at the same time
The Heigh Ho Club fea-
tured the dancing of Fred
and Adele Astaire, plus the
warbling of Rudy Vallee . . .
Libby Holman starred at the
Lido and Beatrice Lillie at
the Sutton Club . . . At the
Fifty-fourth Street 1' I a c e,
Helen Morgan held forth.
and Sid Silvers and Phil Bak,-
Cr .tarred at the Little Club
. . Joe Frisco was the stut-
tering host at the Back Stage
and Clayton. Jackson and
Durante were smashing fur-
mture at the Club Durante
. . Add to all these cele-
bribes l'aul Whiteman at
the Frolic and Clifton Webb
at Ciro's . . No place has
had such a lineup compara-
ble to this until Las Vegas
. . . there are Sammy Davis,
Jr . Buddy Hackett, Totie
Fields. Sadler and Young,
Fats Domino, Wayne New-
ton, Jack Carter, Joan Riv-
ers, Abbe Lane, Pat Cooper,
Johnnie Ray, Slappy White,
Allen and Rossi, Bobbie Gen-
try. Paul Anka. F.Ivis Pres-
ley, John Davidson, Jackie
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particular adore him. They
think he's some kind of fro-
zen food" . . Joan Rivers
at the Desert Inn, doesn't
AT CIRCUS CIRCUS' Hip-
think her parents appreciat-
podrome Theater, -72 extra-
ed her when she was a kid
vaganza of "French Love
On Halloween," recalls
Connection" is a combination
Joan, "they used to send me
of vaudeville, burlesque, ,
out as is" . . Joan herself
beauty and dancing agility
isn't too enthusiastic about
... At Caeser's Palace, Paul
the sex-mad movies of today
Anka fills the audience with
. . . "I saw one so dirty last
a piercing silence as he
week." she said, "that even
opens on a classical piano
the couples in the balcony
command . . . before saun-
were watching it."
tering in front of the 50-piece
REMEMBER SANDY
orchestra and bringing the
His ar- :MOFFETT? . . Songstress
house down . .
with
so much talent around
a r e brilliant
rangements
Detroit at the Afterglow,
and he leaves the stage , to
Playb^y Club. Top Ilat and
sing on the audience levels
. . . Gilbert Simon, Ifi-year- with Harry James' hand, is
now known in Vegas as Iliria
old son of Roz and Max Sim-
Moffett and a 21 dealer . . .
on, almost flipped when Paul
Pianist Leona rd Stanley,
came over and shook his
hand Paul's musical di- from years hack, is in the
rector is Detroiter Bruce Cabaret Room at The Front-
ier . . . We talked to Turk
Miller Jack Carter. on
Prujansky in Los Angeles
the bill with Paul, told of
. . . still walking with a
flight passengers and re-
cane, but face has straight-
marked, "When you get off
ened out from his stroke and
the plane and walk into the
road to recov-
'oven' at the airport, you he's on the

Kahane, some good lounge
acts and the always fine va-
riety shows.

"In Africa, the cannibals in attraction . . . as well as the
' Bouillabaisse ( French fish
soup).
STORY MAKING the
rounds of Las Vegas is about
an over-enthusiastic booking
agent who sold a new croon-
er to one of the small hotel
proprietors for a big weekend
on the promise that he was
"another Frank Sinatra" . . .
Ten days later, the agent

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called the proprietor again to
tell him he just had signed
up "another Sammy Davis.
. . - All right," agreed

the owner 'Send him up at

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The first western `Star of
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for William S. Hart. Tom
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CIRCUS CIRCUS is a
low!" . . Totie Fields at
the Riviera makes 'em laugh complete show world in it-
loud with her antics . . . self . outstanding acts go-
and much of her act was re- ing on seemingly at all times
volved around Jo Ann Klaz- . . . and so much fun for
er, on the Simon Surrey to everyone.
Circus Circus with hubby
BALD-PATED Dave Barry
Eddie . . Jo Ann was sin- at The Frontier is now billed
gled out by Totie, who dis- as "The Topless Comedian"
covered her sitting near the . . . Johnnie Ray's conductor
stage . . . Sammy Davis, Jr. in the Casino Theater Lounge
at the Sands, and Elvis Pres- at Flamingo Hotel is Stan
ley at Las Vegas Hilton (for- Freeman, who was Marlene
mer International), are both Dietrich's conductor in Lon-
billed just as "Sammy" and don last June.
"Elvis" . . . The two high-
THE CROWDS THAT
est paid performers on the packed The Frontier's Musi-
strip are masterful enter- cal Hall to see Wayne New-
tainers of which little can ton, whooped it up for this
he said except that they are remarkable performer . . .
sensational . . . Sammy with the showmanship that
wears a Mogen David around has made him a box office
his neck . . given to him blockbuster affecting audi-
hy Joey- illiShop . . . Buddy ences to the point that res-
Hackett at Ube Sahara, is ponse to his every note and
funniest when he stays clean move sounds like a revival
. like telling of a movie meeting.
role where he played the
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part of Sitting Bull, and was food restaurant in Las Ve-
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asked for his autograph . . ' aged by Max Goldberg - . .
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