The Orlando Sentinel from Orlando, Florida • Page 20

mniiimuiHiiiiiiiinmiiiimnitiiiiiMimiiiin Cm mi in iwi. mi. i in urn 3 A Friday, Dec. 19, 1965 1 I A' -i. Cf-r Hy tomorrow night.

They've been well received in Brevard and many of us will be sorry to see them go. The Five Chords, a handsome group who've played the beach before, will open there Monday. HAS ANOTHER GaGO room bit the dust? Dragon-a-go-go, located in the Eden House, Cocoa Beach was dark and deserted Tuesday night and the marquee was blank. An inquiry revealed only that it is closed for the time being. No information as to whether or when it will reopen.

Mrs, lhianeon Hosts Circle ROCK LEDGE The Rockledge Methodijst Church WSCS held thL-ir monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Eugene Buaneon Tuesday evening. Theme of the program was "The Birth of Christ in Scripture and which was presented by Mrs Ned Kellar, Mrs. Eugene Branson, Mrs. Ricji-ard Davis and Mrs.

Jack Alborn, who sang two solos. At the close of the program, Mrs, Patterspn played "Sanctus" while members of the WSCS put canned goods into a gift box for a needy family. STOP WISHING! Check the Classified Section for your needs. MARK WAYNE Quartet will leave Brevard following their New Year's Eve performance at the Cape Colony. They're going to Lakeland but you can expect to see them again in early spring.

Incidentally, the Cape Colony is taking reservations now for New Year's Eve. There will be' a per person cover charge which will include the show and a midnight buffet. hju rl sians opened Tuesday night at the Samoa Restaurant Lounge, Cocoa Beach. The Polynesians, Ke Kai, Saimana and Carl Kalani present an entertaining show that blends with the Samoa atmosphere beautifully. Lovely Ke Kai (the name means "Graceful does Tahitian and Hawaiian dances to the able musical accompaniment of Kalani.

She has an elaborate costume for each dance and the overall effect is pleasant. Saimana, a native of Samoa, does a fascinating knife and fire dance that is lively and entertaining but never frenzied or overly dramatic. Kalani croons songs of the Islands in excellent style, and is a good showman in his own right. Gene Tuck's vocals and musical accompaniment provide just the right amount of deviation from Polynesian to hold one's interest. He is, in effect, a one-man playing a guitar, pedal bass and harmonica all at once.

He sings all the old standards, including pop tunes, calypso and folk songs. A seasoned performer with gobs of talent, he sailed through his first set on opening night in grand style. The Samoa can point to this group with pride. This time, they've booked a winner! WE'RE DELIGHTED to report that Scotch 'n' Sirloin management has, dispensed with the jilly-willy stuff and booked a swinging combo for the patrons' dining and dancing pleasure. Chris Fio Rito and the Corvairs combine trumpet, sax, drums and organ and come up with some lively sounds.

Their repertoire is extensive and ranges from ridiculous to sublime. We heard the Beatles' latest nausea "Yesterday," an excellent selection of Tiajuana Brass numbers includ-ng "A Taste of Honey" and "The Lonely a vocal rendition of "I'm Just a Gigolo" and "Red Roses for a Blue Lady." Fio Rito blows a mean trumpet, has fair pipes and plenty of personality. In summary, the group is by far the best the has offered in many moons, and we liked them! We also noted that two of the go-go cages have been removed, and while we were there, we didn't even see a go-go dancer. NEW YEAR'S EVE celebration will begin at the Samoa at about 8 p.m. The $6.50 per person cover charge will include the show and Hawaiian luau buffet.

wv, V'Wi'i'' THERE'S NO COVER charge at the Crossway on New Year's Eve, but it's rumored there WILL BE a reduction in the price of How's that for saying "Happy New Year?" fcaa liii 1 I III VltuJV NiV'ir mil LmvjLJitl IImLt PLANS FOR NEW Year's Eve at the Wolf's Den were incomplete as we go to press, but they will feature the Headliners CHR I STI COATS conclude their stay at the Crossway Lounge GENE TUCK and The Polyne KE KAI Polynesian dancer B.fmiHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllllllllllllllH sirr a in i MMMMOTWVM mm -5 '-1 i i II 'Ktotfy Al A-COCOA BEACH CHINESE AMERICAN LUNCHEONS DINNERS uuii kr i mi WW "oV i Special Take-Out Orders CALL 783-7600 t'T. Pi jil PARTY FACILITIES '-S- CLOSED MONDAYS 3t 3CJI 100 FT. S. COCOA 11 IXCAUSEWAY ON At A 'J COCOA BEACH a mi a Trr i i i i i Rturvationi: 783-23401 FAMOUS Cantonese-Polynesian Cusine from M.75 I SERVED TILL 1:30 A.m" SIZZLING STEAKS '3" lH a GJ LJ Lrrj LJ i mi -run nri-'r-i W.XS I Hate Raisin Cookies Gee Wong Tfic B-523s9 Mac NEW GREAT SHOW Giants," now at the Pines and Van Croix Theaters in color and wide-screen, through Embassy Pictures release. Amazing thing happen when teenagers become 30-foot-tall giants in the remarkable sequences producer-director Bert I.

Gordon has created for his fantastic thriller, "Village of the CONTINUOUS FROM 9 P.M. Pickering) join her. The technicolor-Panavision picture was directed by George Cukor and produced by Jack L. Warner. Starts Wednesday Dec.

22 at Fine Arts Cinema. Audrey Hepburn (Eliza) at the Ascot Races in "My Fair Lady," the Acad Award-winning Warner Brothers motion picture. Jeremy Brett (Freddy), Rex Harrison (Prof. Hig-gins) and Wilfrid Hyde-White (Col. CYMONA Famous Samoan I rvmre oc rire i Dancer Thrills 4 wuCT'wr 'i KEKAI BWUIIFUL TAHITIAN I 1 ENTERTAINER 1 1 1 PLUS THE MUSIC SONGS OF KALANI GENE TUCK Unusual Christmas Gifts From the south Pacific VISIT OUR GIFT SHOP Maybe A Chorus Of Jingle Bell Sure You Have Headache order to seduce the young master of the house.

Dirk Bogarde as Barrett, the servant, coaches here. Now at Fine Arts. Sarah Miles as Vera, desirable and insatiable, is introduced into the house as the servant's sister, where she assumes the job of temporary maid in Reserve Now For New Years Eve Dinner Luau Show CALL 783-2540 MR. GUY Hill." a searing drama of a group of British soldiers confined to a stockade in North Africa during World War II. Starts Sunday at the Florida Theater, Titusville.

Sean Connery, who has achieved international fame in his series of secret agent portrayals, now enacts the most powerful role of his career as ie degraded warrant officer in "The if GIFT PACKAGE OF TICKETS TO Sfarlife Skatebotl Book of 6 4.50 Book of 12 8.50 Open 6 Days A Week (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS ONLY) Wf SILL AND SERVICE COMPLETE LINE OF SKATES AND ACCESSORIES. S. PLUMOSA AVE. (OLD AIRPORT RD.) MERRITT ISLAND, FLA. ill -tz, Tifttitel, lViait Ttittncl tion also stars Kenneth Williams, Barbara Windsor, and Cbarlrs Haw-trey.

It is a Governor Films release and Sundav at Barn Theater. man Harold Crump is rspcs'd as Bernard Cnbbins, who adds to the hilarity of "Carry on Spying," in which a rany crew cf ypies searches for Formi'ls X. The P.ter Rosers produc GENE TUCK i Vocalist and one man band currently performing at Samoa Lounge, Cocoa Beach.