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PS(flrtseI(5m Jan. 7, 1971-Part IV-13: LAS VEGAS SCENE Basie Sidemen Enliven Conductor THEATRE OR ff-4100 Appearance Opry Due Landmark FOR INFORMATION CALL 9 Sr. 'RIOIOUSW ftMlffl' II i mmmsmm mmmmmmmm tkktittr, Lin mm 0. JS DnrrWArtMra i am Now! Today 1:00 2:50 n. Saturday MidnithtShow WHZM VWhefe's Poppa?" thawing 1 FEATHER Writer fusions of a local tenor eminence, the person of Don Menza, provided a highly emotional study in contrasts.

Since jazz men and their improvisations are invariably either helped or hobbled by the company they keep, this was a particularly rewarding night for Gasca himself. His solos loose, happy and infectious. A more or less regular rhythm section has been retained for these Monday dates. In Walter Bishop, Gasca has a first-rate pianist tangling, with a second-rate electronic keyboard. Doug Sides on drums and Larry Gales on bass kept the action supple and Next Monday's guest stars have not been announced, but as long as the basic format remains the same, a convocation of substantial interest seems assured.

1 "Affecting and consistently funny chronicle of Grand Ole Tonight at LAS VEGAS A Grand Ole Opry, country music, package- Starring Ferlih Husky and Hee Haw comic Archie Campbell opens a four-week engagement tonight at the Landmark Hotel. Though country music was almost nonexistent at one time in Las Vegas showrooms, the Landmark production is the latest in a continuing series of country oriented attrac-tions here in recent months. Others included Glen Campbell, Eddy Arnold, Marty Robbins, Chet Atkins and Boots: Randolph. The Landmark, through; such performers as Jimmy Dean, Bobbie Gentry and Danny. Day is.

Nashville Brass, has been one of the leaders in the country music offerings. The Grand Ole Opry show, which will run through Feb. 3, also includes the Stonemans and singers Bob Luman and Diana Trask. Jimmy Durante returns to the Frontier Hotel's Music Hall showroom tonight with Abbe Lane for a four-week stay, while petite singer rend a Lee opens Saturday at the Fremont for two weeks. When the Sahara Hotel booked Johnny Mann's COnnUUiai I wc aiamvuo -1 Still Ailing PHILADELPHIA 10 Eugene Ormandy, conductor of the Philadelphia Or-chestra, has canceled plans to return to the podium for another two weeks.

The 71-year-old maestro underwent surgery to repair muscle and ligament tears in the shoulder Nov. 20, and had hoped to be back at full strength for next weekend's concert. His recovery, however, has been uneven. He rehearsed the orchestra before Christmas and then conducted a concert on New Year's Eve. Sunday night he conducted only part of the program in New York's Philharmonic Hall.

Wardrobe for Bette Academy Award -winning designer Edith Head has been loaned by Universal to create Bette Davis' special wardrobe in "Madame Sin," which is being made by the Lew Grade Organization and Robert Wagner's 2 Productions for ABC. EVERY DAY 12:11 "Al KWM11 2:15 WMMtrS A 10:15 P.M. tlVVCSC Midnight Show Friday A Saturday imMumooaun. 4(4-1111 1 1 "NO, NO! I LOVE MY WIFE!" ELLIOTT A UNIVf RSAL WCTUM 1 mi CfXTRAI for Acadtmy Award ConefoVaron I "1 "THE RESURRECTION OF BRONCHO BILLY" IVCLUIIVr EN 8A6EMCNT W.TIOMM etnmi-t 2nd DIG WEEK! "FASCINATING! POWERFUL!" -Windt Hit; N.Y. Dill) Hw 20th Century-Fox Presents PANAVISION Color by DE lUXf -ACADEMY Your Acadamy Award Card will admit vou and a ust Monday through Thursday.

"So Proudly We Hail" pa-triotic revue 4nto its main showroom last October; it Was clearly a obvious" question was whether such a theme would go over in such a sup-posedly sophisticated set- ting. Nat only did the show prove successful at the Sahara, there are now plans for ahf original cast album and a television special that may lead to a weekly series. Back at the Sahara for a i two-week return engage ment, the revue features 18 singers nine girls and nine boys who salute the United States through a variety of songs, LOUNGE HEADLINE ERS: Duke Ellington Woody Herman in 2 a.m.; shows in Circus Maxi-mus Billy Daniels Desert Inn Belle BarthCharlie Manna at Flamingo Ray Antho-' ny at Frontier Little-: Anthony the ImperialsRedd Foxx at Interna- tional Shecky Greene at Riviera Louis Prima at Sands Nalani Kele and her Polynesian revue at Stardust Louis Armstrong at Tropi-cana (closing Friday) with Pete Fountain opening Saturday. ROBERT IIILBURN the subtle charms and complications of 1 1 a-nelle," "Au Cimetiere" and "L'lle by Berlioz. Linguistically, Miss Robinson did much better by French than by German.

The texts of Schumann's "Byron Songs," Opus 93, and "Auftraege" were obviously troublesome, preventing richer coloring and deeper penetration of the music. Still, there was enough verve in her per formance to project in-, volvement with situations, moods and contrasts. From her way with "Par-' to! Ma tu ben mio" (Mozart, "Clemenza di it would appear that opera is not Miss Robinson's domain. Technically, the aria seemed sound, it lacked style, poise and the dramatic presence that goes with the operatic temperament. WALTER ARLEN 10 AM i Soprano in Recital at Wilshire Ebell Theater GOSPEL GROUPS Clara Ward and her singers will appear with Of the People Friday to Sunday at Ash Grove.

Reduction of Ticket Prices on Broadway NEW YORK OR The high cost of Broadway play going could tumble under a new plan to be tried by the ailing theatrical industry. The League of New York Teaters announced Tuesday its "limited gross agreement," which basically calls for everyone from stagehand to author to concessions or cutbacks, permitting the producer to scale his ticket prices to an estimated $3 top-versus the current ceiling of $8.50 to $10 for straight dramas. League President Richard' Barr told newsmen, "Everyone in the craft has quietly talked this out and freely decided to cut back wages, fees, royalties and so on for the good of the whole. "Considering the current economic climate, this is an ideal time for such anti-inflation cooperative effort." Barr predicted an increase in the production of scripts of dramatic merit that have been too speculative under the previous cost structure; more employment and more theater going by modest-income fans. The new arrangement will initially be available to producers at 12 of Broadway's 32 playhouses.

"ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BESTT1 etuiwf nuiianr NOW PLAYING Daily 6:00 8:00 10:00 PM Sit. i Sun. 2 00 4:00 6.00 8:00 10:00 8S8-B2II wt4 30-8212 rtif CONVIWIINY PAPKINCt ATinruY MEMBERS; Your card will admit jtm anq a ywmp any iwimim. II "THANK GOD FOR A LOVE STORY LIKE I0VE STORY' with those beautiful people, All MacGraw and RyanO'Hsal!" -Dorothy Manners, Nationally Syndicated Columnist NtfV.Mtdt, MMWMipuvnsntjtiis AliMacGriw Ryan O'Neal A HOWARD G. ViNSff-MTHUR HUH Production John Marley Ray MilUnd msai rib ARTHUR KILLER HOWARD G.UiNSKY xtm TUCK AtlUM VHJUAt ON WAAMOUW Beverly Robinson, an attractively shy, a-tuesque soprano, continued the American Artists series at Wilshire Ebell Theater Tuesday night with a recital that owed much to James Low, her coach and accompanist.

The pianist, whose work at the keyboard compares with the best in the business, skillfully navigated the singer through a tasteful, unhackneyed program' th.at made up in spontaneity what it missed in vocal smoothness and polish. Miss Robinson's voice sounded fresh, sweet, a bit thin and uneven. Flexibility proved limited at this stage of her training adequate for the expressive needs of Ravel's Five. Greek Folk Songs, a group English songs (Quilter, Warlock, Bridge), and Barber's "Dover Beach" but not developed enough for EXCLUSIVE CNSA9EMEMT 2nd RECORD WEEK! DMrtOMHtlltAIAM Dally at IMS 2:15 1:15 10:11 PM Gasea Club BY LEONARD Time Staff Luis Gasca's ongoing se-' ries- of weekly jam sessions at the club known as Soul'd Out (on Sunset near Cahuenga) took on a new coloration Monday with a surprise appearance by several members of Count Basie's Orchestra. Gasca, himself a member of the Basie, band a year i ago, was temporarily reunited jvith such former colleagues' as trumpeter Waymon Reed and saxov phonist Eddie Pavis and, Cecil Payne.

Given these ingredients the atmosphere of the evening acquired a strict! jazz flavor in contrast to the Latin or Afro-Cuban1 element that had marked earlier sessions. Davis, better known in jazz circles as Lockjaw, unleashed a trail of sly, ingratiating sounds unlike those of any other tenor player around. His. statements at the boisterous ef- Lew Ayres Set for Interns Role Guest star Lew Ayres plays a renowned heart specialist who takes over for the ailing Dr. Gold-stone in the episode, "The Guardian" of CBS' "The Interns." Other guests in-elude Shelley Fabares, Raphael Campos and Ned Wertimer.

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