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-J DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1933 34 GASOLINE ALLEY POST-MORTEM XI BUT WHEN NINA AN' NO TEN 1 THOUGHT GOSH. GOOTCH. I FEEL WELL, DON'T LOOK AT ME. I ONLY SUGGESTED ft if I MADE UP I HAD TO Ji WHAT YOU I CENTS A DAY HAS I GIVE IT TO NINA, INSTEAD. If HAVlN TO I GOT TO GO TOWARD LIKE A HEEL STALL! M' OUT OF GlVlN' D'ANA, THE RADIO YOU WERE A CHUMP WHEN YOU P1D IT.

till WUA I -1 1- LU11LU I Lu: r3 LllNir, r-MHM rvir inc nmwiu. i AFTER I PROMISED IT tit' A 1 PROMISE TO HER. tifT "Cuban Overtur beautifully played by Rosa Linda. Diamond Horseshoe Night Club Opens. injr costumes on Broadway, two good dance bands and an attractive, lush decor.

I Also, there is Clyde Hager with his hilarious street pitchman act, Frank Libuse as an insulting head waiter, some beautiful nudes and a minimum charge of one dollar. Of its type, the Horseshoe is a much better show and, bigger bargain than any of the novelty night clubs or hoot-the-villain productions. Every night club operator has at By DAXTOX WALKER. Notebook least one eye on the approaching World's Fair and Billy Rose is no exception. With one casino now devoted to vaudeville, Rose opened his new Diamond Horseshoe cabaret in the basement of the Hotel Paramount early yesterday morning.

It's a lot of fun. With a Police Gazette-gaslight era trimmings, and with the entire entertainment harking back ti more colorful days, the Horseshoe has Fritzi Scheff in tights, Joseph E. Howard in tails a chorus and some showgirls in the most reveal- Out of lie fcQ DINNER jf'- OB I SUPPER 3 2 SHOW I DANCING two nows Nicfmr. e-eo ti-oe Whiteman and New Nite Club Holiday Hits By ROBERT SYLVESTER The Benny Goodmans come and the Rudy Vallees go and in the progress of modern American music there's a new white hope every two years or so. Something called swing breeds a new and strange race.

Rhythms change. And, in music, tempo does fugit. You get to thinking of Paul Whiteman as a name of yesterday, or even the day before. And then The Old Man decides to do something really important and he makes all the juvenile pretenders look like so many first grade pupils. With a stage full of young, vigorous musicians, a banker's dozen young composers, some established favorites, and the showmanship of twenty years, Whiteman conducted his eighth concert at Carnegie Hall Sunday night.

It was, more or less, another searching party for a successor to the late George Gershwin. It was also a springboard for the relatively unsung Art Shaw, the neglected Louis Armstrong, the up-and-coming Raymond Scott, and several more. Also, it was one swell evening. One highlight was pianist Roy Bargy's splendid, melodic "Seventh Day." Another was Shaw's intricate, lengthy and beautifully toned "Blues" for the clarinet. Still another was Armstrong old Satchel-mouth himself doing two spirituals.

And add Duke Ellington's "Blue Bells of Harlem." Also Lynn Murray's rhythmic chorus. Deems Taylor, full of condescending humor, patted everybody on the head as commentator and tried to find his way around the grand piano. The only other dissapoint-ment was the late George Gershwin's unfinished and sub-standard LUPE DOC PE6 6YI ROCKWELL FEAR Sg PAUL SHAW BEN HAAKON LEE IbAKERI The GREATEST EVENING'S ENTERTAINMENT CAROL BRUCE Twelve Aristocrats VINCENT LOPEZ AM HBOKCH. in the history of New York BILLY ROSE'S DIAMOND JAY FREEMAN AND HIS OKCH. HORSESHOE Capt.

MY PARSONS HIM NAOt GEORGE SH El. LEV VOL GALLI lacaiad in rJU HOTEL PARAMOUNT Make Yoor NEW YEAR'S EVE 4Sta STSEIT. JUST WEST RESERVATIONS WOW OF BROADWAY Circle 6-eSOO hKlstiaf tt Curu DINNER Cm 400 MEZZANINE SEATS 1 SUPPER MAKE YOUR NEW YEAR EVE RESERVATIONS TpJ NO COl 2 SHOWS NI8HTLV ft 11:30 10 1500 laaaMt Foellitlei Zorina and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. are making it a steady habit British shipping companies are protesting the filming of "Titanic," fearing it might have an adverse effect on ocean travel Wizard Oz concession at the World's Fair will be bankrolled from top to bottom by Mervyn LeKoy, the director Ethel and Bill Rloomingdale execute a few fancy steps on Jack White's miniature dance floor while Betty Bruce, dancer in the hit. "The Boys From Syracuse.

prefers the rhumba (as an extra cirricular activity) with her director, George Abbott and Jackie Cately is back in the lineup of beauties at the Paradise after a long and serious illness. Sidney Kingsley who has been stage-dooring at "Here Come the Clowns" waiting for Madge Evans to join him, came face to face with Doris Dudley, his front page "heart" of two years ago, who made her exit first Ted Levis goes into the Royal Palms, Jan. 11th at As high-priced bandleaders go he is unique, never having had a radio program, sponsored or otherwise Peter Arno is getting around these holiday nites with assorted glamour gals From Brenda Frazier to Jacquelina Dahlia Joe E. Brown's radio contract will not be renewed Red Norvo's band walked out on him and will incorporate a la the Casa Loma crew The Dave Elmans (he's the originator of the Hobby Lobby program) were Christmas-gifted with a baby boy and Howard Hughes is focusing a major portion of his time on beautiful Olivia De Havilland. Margaret Sullavan has retired to her Massachusetts farm to await the arrival of Sir Stork sometime in January Old Father Knickerbocker will team up with Old Man Winter and supply native New Yorkers and visitors with a Winter Sports Carnival at Randalls Island Stadium, beginning Sunday afternoon.

Jan. 22 Franchot Tone is trying to forget via the night club route and lovely female companions Patricia Ellis is scheduled to entertain at the Town Casino in Miami The Trocadero, which closed before it opened, has been purchased by a group of Brooklyn businessmen who plan to open the spot with Mike Riley's orchestra Ronald Colman's attorney, Harry Bran-non, has notified the United States Attorney's office that Colman has no connection whatever in that smuggling case. The notification was in answer to a subpoena. Bill Terry's next move will be to place two pitchers on the trademart Henie is due at Madison Square Garden Jan. 16 with over 100 skaters to assist in a lavish revue Sophie Tucker goes into the Versailles Dec.

2D for her first Xew York supper club appearance in several years Jack Miihon, News boxing expert, and Marie Fennelly expect to make it a Fall wedding The William J. Ahearns (Commissioner of Surrogate Court) are delighted with their new baby gill Billy Rose has become relative conscious His pretty kid sister, Polly, is a member of the chorus in his new Diamond Horseshoe show social John Stuart Ogilvies, she's the former Eugenie Greenley, have had their marriage annulled secretly by Referee Thomas Crain in Manhattan Supreme Court and Tito GuiJotti, well-known musician on the Vallee and Whiteman air shows, and his frau Roslyn, a former Ziegt'eld dancer, aren't talking to each other. Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt.

bride of the youthful sportsman, will make her entree into the racing field by buying heavily at the Saratoga sales Wendy Hiller. British star of "Pygmalion." has been signed to a six-year contract by Gabriel Pascal, making Hollywood very sad indeed Jesse Livermore, the famous Wall Street plunger, has made a quiet comeback and is in the chips again Xed Irish, who promotes those college basketball games at the Garden, will become a pappy in August Ditto for the Frenchy Bordagarays. outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds John Anderson's wife, the former Margaret Brenning, will be the new art critic on a local afternoon paper Roy Cava-nangh, former musical director for Earl Carroll, will replace Yascha Bunchuck-at the. opening of the new International Casino revue and Gregory Mangin and Clayton Sullivan are waiting until after the tennis tournaments before making the announcement. Shirley Temple sent 10,000 Christmas cards to her fans in Australia.

The cards were purchased from the Motion Picture Relief Fund The Casa Culxma folded Saturday nite Leota Lane, one of the many Lane sisters, will make a personal appearance at Radio City Music Hall after Xew Year's Rene Blum's amazing resemblance to his brother Leon is causing him to be mistaken for the ex-French Premier at the-town's night spots Two more vaudeville houses are due to open: The Shubert Theatre in Newark and the Roxy in Atlanta, Ga. Co-producer Malcolm Atterbury of this treek's opening, "Don't Throw Class Houses," is the son of the late C. Wm. Wallace Atterbury who was the President of the Pennsylvania Railroad. NEV AT LONg ISLANDS YEARS Friost Nita Ctak 5C.00 PER PERSON JEVL DINNER with COCKTAIL I SHOW COSTUME HTS FAVORS I RtStHVAIIUNS: JIMKIT.

tIAVfl, W-XfV PETER WHITEHEAD AND HIS ENTERTAININa ORCH. You're invited to ROY SEDLEY OTHERS NO COVER I Tommy Doisqy's Christmas Week Jamboree aocurfLTAVf tt9 SXW00OSlDl.il I tSMin.FRM WWSfM I Don't let this holiday "week pass without joining America's Number One swing maestro io bis annual Yuletide swing jamboree. Estelle and Le Roy, that incomparable dance duo, and Paul Rosini, prestidigitator extraordinary, add nightly to the gay entertainment in the TERRACE ROOM De Luxe Dinners Irom $2.00 Covet Charge eltei 10 o'clock, 75 Weekday $1.50 Saturday! and Holiday Eves HOTEL T1EVJ YORKER 34th Street at 8th Are, New York City Raich Ilia. President Leo A. Molony.

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