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$2,000,000 Investment I Face Familiar I 2Hf Arizona Dalit fctat Dunes Hotel Goes All Out With Its Casino De Paris' Dirty Old Man' Eyes Broadway LAS VEGAS, Jan. 11 (Spe-' rial) The Dunes Hotel in SECTION PAGE ELEVEN SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1964 this gambling entertainment capital is sparing nothing in NEW YORK, Jan. 11 () On a biting winter's day, actor John Anderson stood outside a mid-Manhattan restaurant, waiting for a friend. In his pale yellow sport shirt, horse-blanket plaid coat and hat and golden tan, Anderson did look a lot like a visit Townbeat cians under the direction of Bill Reddie. But, the topper is the amazing Napoleon and Josephine scene where the revolution, amid smoke, gore and bloodshed, is gripplngly enacted in stark realism before an unbelieving audience.

The octoramic stage was designed by Sean Kenny, a student of the late Frank Lloyd Wright. The Casino de Paris show an intense drive to make the resort facility the No. 1 spot in Nevada. Already acclaimed for the long-running show, "Vive les Girls," in the Persian Room; the Sultan's Table, a nationally recognized restaurant half of my parts have been in westerns. Anderson, a quiet-voiced Carmen Cavallaro Strives For And Achieves Perfection Goal man of considerable culture and humor, says wryly that featuring gourmet food and a his great television specialty 1 WW string orchestra; and a projected high rise $8 million ad has been playing what he calls "dirty old men" roles.

dition of 22 stories, the Dunes represents an opening night investment of $2,000,000. Be ing California actor which he was but that did not explain the second and third looks he was drawing from passersby. Occasionally, a braver soul would approach the actor: "I know your face," was a typical remark, "and I've seen you a thousand times on television. But I can't place your name." "And that," explained Anderson soberly a few minutes later, "Is why I'm In New York. I want to place the name." One of his first television has come up with another ace, the French imported show, "Casino de Paris." assignments, in fact, was the party of a filthy, repulsive, buffalo hunter in an early episode of "Gunsmoke." The People around this town are talking about the Dunes show.

And, this is most al program, even in those free ways an indication whether a wheeling days before the fore the spectacular has completed Its first year, some $5,000,000 will have been invested by the resort. This figures to a weekly nut of $60,000 for the 100-cast performance. It marks the first time a Casino de Paris show has been permitted showing outside of Paris. "Gone are the show-to-show headaches," says Dunes new show will flop or have Pianist Is Featured At Saddle Sirloin By DICK ALEXANDER Star Entertainment Editor There's one thing about this guy Carmen Cavallaro he's a perfectionist. He was when he had a dance-show band and he still is.

The genial pianist, appearing through next Saturday night at the Saddle Sirloin Theater Restaurant, asks no a long run. M. A. RIDDLE Dunes President Casino de Paris will be an institution in Vegas. Star of the show is another is a fantastic $800,000 "octu- "Mademoiselle from Armen tieres." She is Line (pro ramic" stage that moves up, down, sideways and into the nounced Renaud, who was born in the almost more from President M.

A. Riddle, referring to the problems which strip operators must face in a continuing talent hunt for stars. his sidemen legendary village in the north of France and was for four years the star of the Casino tierce outcry against TV violence, was one which shocked many a viewer with its unadulterated brutality. The character played by Anderson and another villain chained good, noble Marshal Dillon to the spokes of a wagon wheel and proceeded to kick and torture him. "It was a vicious show," recalled Anderson, "and I'll never forget the troubles I had in fight scenes.

With all my leather padding, teetering on two inch heels that built me up somewhere near Jim Arness' six-feet, seven height. People even now remember that show. And then, for the next two years, the show's promotion ads on CBS used a clip of some of those scenes I played in." than he exacts from himself. And, the result, obviously, is a de Pans show Pans, where such stars as Edith Piaf, Maurice Chevalier, Mistineuett Anderson, a member of the 1955 Broadway cast of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," went on the road with the show and arrived in Hollywood for a five-week run. He has been there since and most remarkable for a free-lance actor he has worked steadily- Directors took a look at his craggy features and decided he was great for character parts.

His lean, tall frame made him a natural for westerns. "I estimate I've been the heavy about 70 per cent of the time and a good guy about 30 per cent. I think about and Josephine Baker scored successful ca reer. audience like a multi-fingered octopus. Stages shoot out at you from many angles, and a seemingly never ending staircase comes together to highlight shapely, bare-bosomed showgirls in scanty but expensive costumes and wigs.

The variety acts lined up by producer Frederic Apcar make Ed Sullivan look like an amateur night emcee. Featured are Rudas Acro their first theatrical triumphs. Additional figures on the production are staggering. The Dunes spent more than $100,000 in rehearsal in Milan and Paris. Some 518 costumes represent $300,000, if you include for each ensemble 250 hats and 500 wigs.

Apcar stuck out his neck in lining up this show, but it looks like he's in solid with Caval 1 a When she was a little girl, in 1940, Line sans tor the has lined up to back him French, Belgian, British, Can two fine mu adian and American soldiers ALEXANDER who visited her parents' side 1 a in walk cafe in Armentieres, Swinging Senoritas Frank Martinez, bass, and Jack Savage, drums, a pair the Dunes management D.A. They called her the "Nightingale of Armentieres." which complements the oner- The Swinging Senoritas are currently featured nightly at the Spanish Trail on E. Benson ines of the gifted musician Performing in the familiar Hwy. The foursome proved popular with Tucson nightclub patrons on their previous engage batic dancers, The Great Puszai Troupe, the Brix Twins, can can dancers and Cinq Peres, who sit in an improvised auto for a mad race through downtown Paris Carmen. French style, Miss Renaud ments here.

An insight into Cavallaro's captivates Dunes patrons In Addition to Our Famous Steak Dinners KABOB Complete Panda Dinner insistence that things De per with such numbers as "C'Est comedian around like Dave by the familiar and now corny L'Amour," "Amour D'Ete," "Trop Beau" and a jazz four-bar introduction and in COUNTY FAIR Madden, who is currently ap feet for his performance is his requirement by contract that a specified model of a Stein-wav piano be available on streets, etched on film on a backdrop screen. Backgrounding the show is a group of 20 excellent musi cludes the well-known Duchin favorites. pearing at the Skyroom with But the co-star of the show (2.95 piano on stage at the Saddle. He brings to the audience the same relaxed moods that made his record albums million sellers. We remember when he had the band, he would audition individual members for his orchestra Korean singer Patti Kim, each engagement, nightclub "Brazil" in Cavallaro's Madden told a Press Club or concert hall.

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writer, you're apt to run into The affable leader's show Besides the fast, rhythmic your own material at the next opens up with such tunes as "It's Magic," an easy offering This isn't temperament on Cavallaro's part, but an honest desire to give the patrons who pay his salary the best possible performance. Cavallaro, who is doing as well financially as a nightclub act as he did when he had a name band and now with less head "Continental," possibly the stop. Madden uses the urv best received number by that sets the pace tor a quiet, expected reply to great effect. STEAK HOUSE mm "You Have To Be Good To Be Best" 13 I I liim DINERS EPICURE CARTE BLANCH! VtW 0'1 I VM I 'American express MV Kiddies Plate 65 I i I Featuring Our ft if 11 1 If 1 ai II Exotic Foodt of ttw World I Mond.v, Tummy 4 VdnUY IV AX 6-5496 DINING ROOM COFFEE SHOP Carmen is his solid "What Kind of Fool Am with its He and Miss Kim close at the but attentive audience. Cavallaro, who only con 2507 N.

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TO I A.M. if CffflRT fAJP7V business if one could work be tuned every day. This, he says, Is because he knocks the thing out of tune every night. Cavallaro has a nine-foot has been around the Tucson nightclub scene for several years, is now featured nightly at Al Vovos' club, Alfredo's, on S. 12th Ave.

GHOST RANCH with musicians like Cavallaro, who closes at the Saddle Saturday night. It's refreshing to have a MIRACLE MILE 801 WEST For Reservations Ph. MA 4-8261 Advertisement "Tops" In Tucson he could play nis own style, is great on Latin music and beguines, where he splits the tempo into waltz and 44 jazz. He sprinkles the format with show tunes jazz and pops. "Just One of Those Things" is an up-tempo number leading nicely into Cavallaro's forte, like "Warsaw Concerto" or his famed "Polonaise," which brought bravos.

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But don't take our word for it. Try it soon and see for yourself. For dancing the Ronny Phillips Quartette. SaSSSSESSSSS Now Appearing: Hilariously Funny DAVE MADDEN and Stylish Songstress of the Flower Drum Son PATTI KOI -vfclekrt FABULOUS COCKTAIL LOUNGE GRILL ROOM Open Noon -1 A.M. 1 winter visitors! We're seeing more and more out-of-state licenses and freshly-tanned faces as the season gets in full swing Thanks for vls Iting Kon Tiki (4625 E.

Broadway), Ye Olde Lantern (1800 Miracle Mile) and the Kinsley Ranch Cow Palace on your Nogales shopping runs, Chicagoans wintering at the Desert Willow Ranch and visiting Kon Tiki included CarlKrawt-ter and Mr. and Mrs. John Po- A'' SUNDAY BRUNCH 4 NOW OPEN SUNDAY Valet Parkin! After asonlyVINCE Finest Knows how to prepare them ITALIAN Culinary Sorcery With the Holidays over and the children back in school the busy housewife can relax for awhile! What heavenly weather, so good to be able to dress up a little and to shop and browse in comfort. We have the tiny Danish Lobster Tails again served them FOODS COCKTAILS WINES COMPLETE DINNERS S1.9S SERVED IN OUR IMPERIAL DINING ROOM ...11:00 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Adults $1.85 Children $1.25 Phone MA 4-8151 Freeway at Congress PLAN YOUR PARTIES, BANQUETS OR RECEPTIONS WITH US PRIVATE ROOMS SERVING 10 TO 200 Includes Soup or Dinner Antipasto 3 13 CBrtG HOMEMADE RAVIOLIS $1.60 laniTu 4866 EAST SPEEDWAY Open 7 Davi a Week Banquet Room Avail able tor Clubs. Parties, Receptions buda from Chicago, Jack Krawt-ter from Germany and Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Danberg from Park Forest, 111.

Red and Wednesday with another specialty Shrimp Coquille, Sarah Bernhardt, what a wonderful sauce and such an attractive dish when served on a large scallop shell. With Sorrento Sauce HOMEMADE LASAGNA $1.85 HOMEMADE SAUSAGE SPAGHETTI $1.75 SPAGHETTI SORRENTO SAUCE $1.25 VEAL PARMIGIANA With $2. 50 Gail Eiland celebrated their wedding anniversary with a Kon Tiki ORDERS TO GO Vs fin dinner party and were joined by PIZZA from PH. 327-0222 friends Lynn and Ray Nordwick (ITALIAN) jTFOODT Bob and Patsy Benson of the If you like Mushrooms (and who doesn't) we again present Roast Long Island Duck, Flambe Grand Marnier and Stuffed Jumbo Mushrooms, Sauce Bearnaise as our feature this Saturday and Sunday. Have you ever eaten Hippopotamus? The flesh is much sought after by the African natives.

Wonder how they prepare it? DINING ROOM COFFEE SHOP BREAKFAST at any hour Delicious HOMEMADE PASTRIES Command Post dropped in with 'Nicky' Henry from Phoenix Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mavry of Chicago and Manilla, associate of Try our luncheons served daily Gregono Arranetta of the Philippines, importers and exports of Polynesian products, complimented Kon Tiki's striking Polynesian decor Members of the "Inter except Monday. A new salad has NOW OPEN MAC'S CAFETERIA i been added called the Chicken Since 1946 "Consistently Good Food" At REASONABLE PRICES Salad, Hampton Court. Seems that CARTE BLANCHE AMERICAN EXPRESS DINERS EPICURE OPEN A.M.

TO 2 A.M. Eastgate Shopping Center 5601 EAST SPEEDWAY DAILY LUNCHEON 11 AM. TILL 2 P.M. our guests enjoy the Chef's daily national Turtle Association," David Greene of Detroit, Dale Green of Columbus, their parents Mr. selections, especially the Steak and Mushroom Pie with a puff pastry crust served on the Sunday and Mrs.

Floyd Bert and brother Clare Greene enjoyed a Kon Tiki dinner get-together John and Donna Thornton celebrated her Hunt Breakfast. The bacon SPECIAL SUNDAY MENU Served A.M. to P.M. Ik EVENING 4:30 P.M. TILL 8 P.M.

SUNDAY CONTINUOUS SERVICE 1 1 A.M. TILL 8 P.M. Filet Mignon $1.29 KC' Sirloin SHd $1.85 mmmn wrapped Lamb patties served in curry sauce were also raved over 32. mother's birthday with a dinner party "Mom" Is Mrs. Reid, vis last Thursday.

'A FRIED CHICKEN Fluffy Whipped Potatoes, Salad or Vegetable, Roll and Butter 1107 n. stone ph. ma 3 8832 Fried Jumbo Shrimp, French Fries Tangy Seafood Sauce 89c Prime Rib Roast Au Jus Carved to Order $1.39 Was reading where cooks under iting the kids from Toledo. TODAY'S FEATURES Sunday, January 12, 1964 Birthday dinner parties at Ye 831 IT. Park FREE Parking in Rear SALADS Don Thompson's REDWOOD GAY 90's 5532 E.

Speedway I AX 8-3301 SSSE225BZZ225 Olde Lantern included the Albert Freyer party of 6, the Woods with a group of 5, the Fox party for 8 and the Scotts with a group of 5 Mr. and Mrs. Haas were entertained on their 25th anniversary at a dinner party for 4 The New Now In Tucson SUPPER CLUB The EMBERS Other dinner parties were hosted Sunday is Family Day by Messrs. Oberfeld (11). Cordt EATS Veal Fricassee with Piping Hot Buttered Noodles 63c Roast Tom Turkey with Sage Dressing, Rich Giblet Gravy and Cranberry Sauce with Mashed Potatoes Butter Peas 95c Furr's Special Baked Halibut with Tangy Tartar Sauce 65c Virginia Baked Ham with Fruit Sauce 79c Fried Fish Fillets with Tartar Sauce 49c VEGETABLES Cauliflower with Cheese Sauce 20c Biue Lake Green Beans 16c Fresh Frozen Spinach with Sliced Eggs 18c Buttered Whole Kernel Corn 16c Candied Yams with Marshmallow Topping 18c Pickled Beets 15c Apple Cabbage Slaw 18c Celery Sticks stuffed with Pimiento Cheese 18c Pear and Cottage Cheese Salad 20c Stewed Prunes 20c Furr's Old Fashioned Fruit Salad, Full of Fresh Fruit, Nuts and Whipped Cream 25c Banana Nut Salad 22c DESSERTS Cheese Cake Pie with Cherry Topping 25c Devils Food Cake with Divinity Icing 20c Lemon Meringue Pie 20c Old Fashioned Pecan Pie 25c Spicy.

Tempting Apple Pie 20c Hot Blackberry Cobbler 15c Many More to Choose From: LUNCHEONS DAILY: II a.m. to 2 p.m. SUPPERS DAILY: 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Featuring SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN 12 a.m.

SHOWTIME: the Emperor Hadrian formed an Academy, Collegium Coquorum, whose centre was on the Palatine Hill and also that, drunk with success, the Roman cooks became vain, arrogant and conceited and even according to C. Dezobry made of their masters their very slaves. But these vain practitioners were often treated in a most severe manner: If the skill of the artist had failed, if he had served some ill-prepared dish, the cook was put in irons on the spot, or else was led to the dining room by two henchmen and severely Flogged in the presence of guests. We don't make slaves of our guests and we haven't had occasion to flog our Chefs privately or public. May I reserve a table for you? Rila Martin HoslessOicner Coat of Arms 7053 N.

ORACLE RD. CY 7-2203 Featuring I GEE BILL (Dancer) BIG BERTHA (Singer) I All You Can Eat Including garden green salad, choice of dressing, mashed potatoes and gravy, vegetable, and ice cream or sherbet Children $1.25 (7), Thorp (4), Collins (9). Cline (5). Van Eck (10), Stumpf (4) and Meyer (4) The Lantern's nickel buffet is still going strong drop in and enjoy It weekdays from 5 to 7 in our cocktail lounee a delicious, delightful buffet for only a ntekel Memo for winter visitors going to Nogales the Kinsley Ranch Cow Palace Is half-way drop in for fine food and refreshments Vera and Kenny will be glad to see you. It's a nice week for an evening out, so treat the family to dinner at their favorite spot this week! Breakfast Senoion 1 a.m.

to 4 a.m. (Fri. Sat Showtime 2:30 a.m.) Monday, January 13 Pork Chops Jardiniere Hot Apricot Cobbler Dining Dancing Open Pit Bar-B-Q Tuesday, January 14 Vienna Cauliflower with Franks 49 Louise Skeen at the Piano Bar 3424 E. Speedway Ph. 325-9260 Key Lime Pie.