The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 17

HONOLULU ADRTISER Wednesday, Mar. 1, 1967 B-5 If ff Earl Wilson on Broadway Wa. ia. rM. Cont.

Lit C.ia.l.t Show at 1:00 P.M. Start T.aiaht ADULTS ONLY "DISLOYAL WIFE" kaiala Wakaaaaj a Akira TataiiHI "EXOTIC JOY" Takaka Uekida A Haraaii Shiiya 1 tell'-, Nitely 1:30 lani.kt, 4:30, $.1. JO pxatj iumimj, 12:30 p.m. ml Rich Penguin Made Her a Success WILSON iaVatU "mm Wad. iva.

7:30 P.M. Japan. I. ADULTS ONLY "LOVE MERCHANT" thatch! Oiawa ft Saatika Sakanat. Ens Til Wed.

Iva. P.M. "HOW TO WIN A RACE" (C) Mitaya Marifhiaa A Frankia Sakal A Faanty HW TaaMhar ly'Tha tanas Our wr tava IVonderful: THI MHMTKY BUUTION JAPAN; ears orr fVopaoa Oj l.a i ii aj. faa)aaaa)' aM laal Sachiko Hidarl KivOShiAtsiiml ChiekoBaisho i. i Gleason Mancini 1517 KAPIOLANI BLVD.

PHONE 996-436 Open Every Day 9 a.m. ta 7 p.m. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Spanish Hcnsyccd) Tripe Stew Barbecued Chicken (Whole) 1.73.... 2for 2 DELUXE BANQUET HALL Air Conditioned Ample Parking Accommodations Make Reservations Early Sponsored by the k. 1- 'mnJ Japanese Women Society HELD OVER! 'V i 4 Starts Tonight! ADULTS ONLY II Exotic Joy Takako Uchida Harumi Shijyo PLUS 2nd FEATURE Disloyal Wife' Kazuko Wakasugi Akira Tateishi Daily Eve.

6:30 Conl. last Complete Show at 1:00 P.M. Saturday Mat. 2:30 P.M. Eve.

6:30 Cont. Last Complete Show at 8:00 P.M. Sunday 12:30 Cont. Last Complete Show at 8:00 P.M. ERICAN 130 N.

Hotel St. mi lb Nelson Aofes in Passing Still more sound of music: Chet Baker and the Mari-achi Brass give a big -band treatment to Glenn Miller favorites in "In the Mood" (World Pacific WP 1859), a. socko hit parade from yesteryear. The best 'Little Brown Jug," Junction," "Moonlight Serenade." Ah, memories. "The Piano of Eddie Hig-gins" (Atlantic) gives new spark to such well-known hits as "Michelle," "Somewhere My Love," "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me," "Alfie." Easy on the ears.

"Stan Kenton Plays for (Capitol ST 2655) should appeal to every musical fan. It's a bright lineup "Yesterday," "Sound Music," "Strangers in the Night." Can't beat Kenton. "Happiness Is Godfrey Hirsch" (Coral CRL 757489) is one for vibes fans. It's a stirring assortment of old new borrowed Now My Lo blue in the And pretty throughout. "A Latin Happening" (Warner Bros.

1671) by Tony Hatch (the man who Petula Clark's recordings) is indeed, a happening. It includes "Sunny," "Pretty Sing and Suing Three for teens: "Neon" (C 1 i a CS 9432) is a brighter from The Cvrkle, now a foursome. "I Wish You Could Be Here" and lease Don't Ever Leave Me" are the leaders. "The Visit" could go places, too. "The Velvet Underground Nico" (Verve 5008) has the wildest cover yet.

One side has a yellow banana (larger than lifesize) which can be "peeled" to produce the fruit. Inside, the eating's too: "Sunday Morning" has a definite psychedelic hit sound. "Run Run Run'-' still is another Underground gem gaining ground. The Lively Ones' "Bugalu Party" (MGM 4449) is for dance bugs. Lots of rockers "In the Midnight Hour," "Working in the Coal Mine" to monkey, skate, frug or bugalu by.

PAIE1 C01CR of i -b a arranged favorites. Mancini-. Actually, he wrote only one 'Tur- ties" in this which is unusual. package, 'Tijuana Taxi," "Stolen and "The House of the Rising Sun" are in. the hit grooves.

A delight. "A Taste of Brass for Lovers Only" (Capitol 2648) is Jackie Gleason's newest, and how sweet it is! The bountiful sound of Gleason is especially triumphant i "Mame," "Call Me," and "African Waltz." One for the teens: "Cheetah Beat" (Imperial LP 9390), with Sandy Nelson drumming up a s't m. "Freak Beat" is a novelty, that really thumps. "Mustang Sally," "I Need Somebody," and "Words of Love" are among the toppers included here. of My Fair Lady" (Decca DL 74804) is pianist George Feyer's rhythmic masterpiece.

Side is a-beautiful revue of such tunes as "On the Street Where You Live," "Wouldn't It Be Loverly," and others from the score. Side 2 lists the same numbers but it's labeled a "musical parody" recorded live at the Cafe Carlyle, New York. Honolulu Community Theatre Presents JANE A. JOIIIiSTOi! and GEORGE WALLACE Show Opens Friday Ruger Theater Box Office Open 9:30 a.m.-5:C0 p.m. PHONE 740-274 5 NEW YORK You meet some wonderful characters on B'way and the newest, most, delightful one in my collection is actress Robin Lane who used to be a cocktail waitress but now goes job-hunting in a fur-lined Lincoln Continental with a chauffeur who makes more than she's ever made acting ($32.50 a week).

"The secret of Robin's success," says a friend, "is that she married a rich guy." While cocktail-waitressing at Gatsby's, she went over' to Jilly's one 3 a.m. and spotted a man who, she says, "looked exactly like a "He walked like a penguin, too. I winked at him." When he proposed, she told him he looked like a penguin. For a wedding present, he gave her a jewel shaped like a penguin. "He's a financial wizard," she told me at El Morocco this morning.

"Don't print his name. He doesn't like to be mentioned with a nut like me. (I met him, he's a handsome, pleasant, very unpen-guin-like chap in his mid-30s). "When we moved into our penthouse, it seemed so wonderful but now it's not good enough for me. I say 'Oh, let's get a town house over on the East Robin, a Brooklyn brunet with a provocative figure, says she's "fey" or "bizarre" but not crazy.

"I had hatcheck concessions at the Spindletop, the Ali Baba and Wellington for a while," she told me. "I was making $600 a week. I'd take my boxes of money home and sit up in bed at 6 in the morning like a miser counting my tips." Robin was admitted to the Actors Studio though she only went two years to Eastern District High, Brooklyn. "I was in the 42d St. movies when I was supposed to be in school," she said.

"I used to go to movies at 9 a.m. instead of to school. Those movies were a great place to get your pocket picked." Robin was panicky with suspense while waiting to hear whether Actors Studio had accepted her. The big call was supposed to come at midnight. "I waited and waited.

Finally I called them and said, 'I just happened to come in and thought I heard my phone ringing. Did you call They said "Just then I got a call from sister-in-law in Palm Beach asking if I'd heard yet. I hated her for two months for tying up the phone. "Then the call came. I ran around screaming hys terically." Robm got sensational re views playing Tunnel of Love" in Fort Lauderdale and Charlotte, N.C.

Big By EARL IS Doris Duke was squired to the Copacabana to hear Connie Francis and Pat Cooper by none other than Tex McCrary in (Previously they'd been at the Air Force ball at the Hilton) The King of Morocco laughed and laughed when he went to Sherle Wagner's bathroom fixtures emporium and they tried to sell him what they called a throne. He said he already had one Pat Nixon, potential First Lady, is shying from publicity, trying for the background. Which could win the 's vote. There's nothing like a woman sounding off that will make some other woman sound off! Is Lynn Redgrave hoping to leave "Black in a few weeks to do a movie? WISH I'D SAID THAT: A local fellow says his wife spent a month clothes-shopping here for something to wear while clothes-shopping in Europe. REMEMBERED QUOTE: "Maturity is learning to live with those things which we can neither avoid nor overcome." David Poling, Christian Herald.

EARL'S PEARLS Soupy Sales described his childhood: "We were so poor we had to buy shoelaces one at a time." A H'wood actor who won a Senate seat is claiming Congressional immunity doesn't want reviewers rapping his movies. First-Night Benefit at Chaminade The Honolulu chapter of the Catholic Alumni Club will sponsor a benefit opening night performance of Chaminade College's production of Euripedes' "Trojan Women" at 8 p.m. today. Proceeds will go to a scholarship fund for Chaminade students. The play also will be staged at 8 p.m.

tomorrow, Friday and Saturday in the Henry Hall Little Theatre on the Waialae campus. Tickets for all 'performances are $1.25 for adults and 60 cents for students. Reservations for i night may be made by calling Loretta Schuler at 773-975. Tickets for the other performances will be available at the door before curtain time. DANCING Every nita 'til 3 DON COREY JISJACK SLUES 4 SAII TORCHMIN HOWARD PATTY HE The HUKILAU LOUNGE at the New Waikiki Biltmore Hotel Presents: "Hawaii's Voice of the Century" KALANI KINIMAKA YUJIRO ISHIHARA RURIK0 ASA0KA KEIJU K0BAYASHI "CHALLENGE FOR GLORY" (Eikoeno Chosen) in color; English titles '0 ifi Enalimh Title Color Nightly Sat.

2:30 Mot. Im. 12:30, 1:30 1 IaJw r-rnni 11 from 8 p.m. and PAM Advertiser columnist Wayn Harada says "Folksinger Pamela Elsiner (billed as Pam) whooping up at the Hukilau. Lounge at the Waikiki Biltmore.

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