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NIGHT LIFE SCENE 2 PBrf III 3 Mating Game Set for City Run This Wednesday Leo Fuchs Returns in Romantic Comedy "The Little Colonel." It will backgrounded in ancient Israel and slated for inde- ipendent production. fGay "90s Revue' Tuneful, Lively husband, who is a brainy jTMnHrATscr L. SCOTT FUNHfl'W TOff JACK met" rvu, AUDREY AMTHONIY PERKINS GREEN HAPPY Marilyn Monroe joint Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon in "Some Like It Hot," currently tcreening at the Grauman't Chinese. MANSIONS Tony Randall plays the role of a harassed income tax collector sent to check on farmer Paul Douglas, but who doesn't know whether he's coming or going after meets the farmer's daughter, Debbie Reynolds, in MGM's new comedy, "The Mating Game," opening its first multiple-run showings Wednosdav in IS theatrrs headed by the State, Hawaii, UA Pasadena and the UA 'Inglewood. The story, based on the best selling novel, "The Darling Buds of May," presents Debbie Reynolds in her most sophisticated role to date.

Fred Clark and Una Merkel are costarred in the CinemaScope and color com edy that will be shown with second features in all 18 theaters and Neiv Independent Barry Sullivan is setting his own independent film company to produce two pic tures during and I960. ft? i 1 MORE DAYS TICHNIIAMA 7 'J'-' IWptiM ill 1 1 I 'Not in Book' Here May 4 Harry Zevin, managing director of the Ritz Theater, has announced that mail or ders are now being accepted for all performances of "Not in the Book," mystery com edy starring Edward Ever ett Horton and Reginald Owen, which opens a two- week engagement at the Miracle Mile showhouse on Monday, May 4. Produced by Gilbert Mill er and Henry Sherek in, as sociation with Randolph Hale, "Not in the Book" is making a national tour prior to opening on Broadway this fall. The show, which was written by Arthur is currently in its second year in London. 'Orchid? Team at Embassy "Some Came Running" and "Black Orchid" are in a one-week, run at the Em bassy Theater.

"Some Came Running" stars Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Academy nominee Shirley MacLaine, and Mar tha Hyer. 111 ,1 1 I WrtWl "VIII type bird. Gets Job Modeling She gets a job modeling for Winkler, a manufacturer of ladies, garments who has an eye for models, on and off duty. By and large, the show could stand more rehearsing, both cast and technical. However, in the cabaret atmosphere of the theater, the goofs were 'taken in a spirit of good fun on' open ing nignt.

Mary Webster and Ed Stroll are attractive and competent as the romantic lead3. In the supporting cast, which includes Bebe Smith Beverly Scott, Linne Ahl- strand and Ted Berger, Shel don Allman is a standout in the relatively small part of Frotessor Thornton. The sets are good and Fuchs, also the director, uses them efficiently. GEOFFREY WARREN mmm -mi Mil: "iA htimi by AARON A. OANCHEI Ralniad up he on up 1 lyivV Sarana BYOHN Lilting songs and sprightly dances of another era mark "Gay '90s Revue," current stage attraction at the Cocoanut Grove.

Winsome 9 g-etress Patricia orison stars, with dancer Vera Lee featured, in this show which is the first of its type ever presented in the plush dine-and-dance spot. First nighters were treated to a production rated a 1 a by Grove standards with 12' Les Ambassador dancers and the Maple Leaf Garden Quartet providing Terpsichorean and vocal support for principals. Miss Morison, in good voice and demonstrating additional talent as a dancer, scores in parts two and three titled "In Old Vienna" and "In Gay Paree." In a sketch, "Songs From the Waltz Capital," she charms listeners "with gay operetta numbers; then in "Songs From Maxim's" mixes old-time ballads with hit tunes from the film "Gigi" in a pleasant, tuneful blend. The songstress is beautifully gowned. Miss Lee portrays "The in an amusing ketch and demonstrates some whirlwind dancing while leading a line of girls in "Les Can-Can." The production had a few rough spots opening night which undoubtedly will be smoothed out in short order.

It's a different type of presentation for the Grove, which has a relatively small stage compared to a regular theater, as produced by Steph- en Papich is an entertaining, if offering. MUSICAL CLOWNS Once the Vagabonds, zany, instrumental-vocal quartet, warm up at the Moulin Rouge, they keep the pace jumping with a continuous round of 1 screwball routines featuring bass player-comic Eddy Peddie. The other three rambunctious musical clowns are Attilio Risso. Dom Germano, and 1 Torriere. Featured with the group is Babe Pier, who accounts for some extraordinary impersonations of film and song stars.

On opening night the Vagabonds eliminated their hilarious "Salt" but kept things humming with "What Makes the World Go Round?" "Lazy River," "Bill Bailey" and a lively take-off on Louis Prima. MONKEY BUSINESS The Marquis Family, a hilarious monkey act that scored a hit on the Jack Benny TV show recently, during which the simians upstaged both Benny and Bob Hope beautifully, will be the next attraction at the Terrace Room of the Statler Hilton Hotel, opening April 30 for three weeks. Mood music for the festive occasion will be furnished by Leighton Noble's 0 a. Dr. Giovanni opens the proceedings with his great pick-pocket act.

JAZZ DELUXE The Gerry Mulligan Quartet, led by one of the greats in today's modern jazz world, takes the stand at the Crescendo next Friday. The two-part show includes Mort Sahl, who will continue to wing his verbal arrows at social cliches, local, national and international politics and politicians, -and at any other target that crosses his mind. Mulligan and his group come direct from New York's Bird-land. DENNIS MOVES Matt Dennis moves from the Interlude, to the Brazilian Room at the Beverly Hilton for five weeks. Besides the pianist-composer, there's dancing Don Rickles is now in his last eight days at the Slate Bros.

Club. He and songstress Ann Richards close May 2. Rickles will open his first Las Vegas engagement at the Hotel Sahara May 5 Earl Grant, a favorite at the Interlude here, broke all existing 'records at a in San Francisco Harry Baty and his Polynesians, featured on a recent Dinah Shore TV show, open May 3 at The Polynesian in Torrance. ON THE DESERT Teresa Brewer mixed up a batch of ballads, old and new, at Hotel Sahara in Las Vegas, as she began a three-week stand, warming up for her summer TV replacement in the Perry Como spot. Also in the Stan Irwin presentation are comedian Billy De Wolfe, the Saharem Girls and Louis Basil and orchestra.

Jimmy Durante, perennial springtime attraction at the Desert Inn, has returned with a cast of singers, strutters, dancers and curvaceous chorines. Ray Bolger, with Trade Adams, Barbara Heller and Muriel Landis, is the current attraction at the Riviera Hotel. Harry Belafonte opens May 4. The Dunes Hotel held, a double ground breaking ceremony for the resort's Exhibitor and Convention Hall and a 500-car parking lot. The rousing Minsky show continues popular in the spot's big room.

Danny Thomas will follow Frank Sinatra at the Sands next Wednesday. Joe E. Lewis frolics at El Rancho Vegas, the Parisian revue continues to set records at the Stardust, and Vic Damone holds forth at- the Flamingo. Eddie Fisher at the Tropi-cana closes May 12, to be followed by Jayne Mansfield on the 13th. mm I 1 1 Outline Done Howard Estabrook completed an outline for an origmal story to be called ohdvvcW -H OMISKI1 HO 4-111 1-4111 PIltrORMANCtS Htlt Hit 41 SHOWS 4.K 3rd WEEK! 6 Ktn.

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He can't do it alone. This show Is somewhat of a departure for Fuchs from his usual comedy style. He is not only acceptable in an acting role, he is also very amusing. Briefly, the story Is con cerned with an attractive young divorcee wno comes to New York to go to school, hoping to gain enough culture to stand up to her ex- 'Blessings9 Will Arrive Deborah Kerr, Rossano Brazzi, and Maurice Cheva lier star in the new comedy romance "Count Your Bless-! ings," opening Wednesday at the Hollywood Paramount Theater for an exclusive en gagement. The story concerns a British girl who cannot adjust her ideals of marriage to those of her French husband who believes a little flirting is good for a marriage and his worldly wise uncle who helps them solve their prob lems.

A top supporting cast Is headed by Tom Helmore, Martin Stephens, Ronald Squire and Patricia Medi na. Jean Negulesco directed with Karl Tunberg producing from his own screenplay. 1 HakJfJf AcAsft.Va:.ft.Jt jJS. HOLLYWOOD IS ACCLAIMING AN EXCITING NEW STAR! 1959 will be remembered as the year George Stevens gave to the world his superb motion picture "The Diary of Anne Frank." And from this memorable picture arises a charming new stellar personality -MILLIE PERKINS. Praised by all who have seen her she is destined for greatness.

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