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for C.lauifieA Ad Remit BROOKLYN EAGLE. FRIDAY. MAY 19. 1939 Telephone MAin 4-6299 7 Hx TBI STARLIGHT ROOF BROADWAY NEWSREEL Peggy Fears, Blumenthal Nestled in Hollywood Nest Mark Kirk Brown Living With Her Mother Again-Durantes May Reconcile, Remarry By HY GARDNER The ScooPARADE: Mary Kirk Brown is living with her mother again, separated from her fourth spouse, Mother Kelly's boy Stanley! Cafe Sassociety Ls whispering that Jack and Mimi Durante may reconcile and The Walter Annenbergs, he's the V. P.

of the Philly Inquirer and she's the if A SI 'i former Rocky Dunkleman of Toronto, will welcome a little June stranger Howard Hughes must be doing a longdistance burn-up hearing that Mrs. Freddie Havemeyer's social son, Billy Livingston, nasi dropped Mary Ann Travers of the I oeiecred nims i Conmelo Floerlon, t-1 Butler racetrack clan to squire Brenda Prazier 'round the hot spots again How come no Coast cor- responaeni. nas uemea tne news that Peggy Fears and A. C. Blumen- thai no longer are estranged but are nestled in a Hollywood Charlie Rvan's description Of nrinrtauv a strpet nf ham and ijroaaa a street, oi nam ana acnes; $4,000 IN ASHES Loretta Young made a slight mis i i auu.e urn 1 Hatred in the current It fre 11 rUe Queen Mary fli WW JIB P' mi KEMP and Hii Orchestra.

Dlanvt and Suppct Dancing Alternating during Supper XAVIER CUGAT and UiOrchMbj Dcoom br GEORGES and JALNA Sonas br GEORGE SHELLEY Cotmrl Aita 10:30 P.M,! Saturday. (1.50 serrations: ELdorado S-SOOO TBI WALDORF ASTORIA Xavier Cugat and Hit Orchttra tn thu Sert Boom for Dianmr Che (Didwood orooiiyn; immrt Ktittufnt WEDDINGS BANQUETS Business Meetings Social Affairs, Dances Up to 500 Persons No forty Too Small Dsnclni nd Entertainment Nlihtlf Flstbnik opp. Dorcaester Road Banquet Mt. BUckminstsr 4-2222 Dining Dancing ular Bar and Lonnte NewClrc Come lo Carden City, the garden pot of New York'a guburba, where Spring is now in all its glory. American Plan hf Week, Month or Year Excellent Facilities for Communion Breakfasts, Luncheons, Bridge Parties and Wedding Receptions.

GARDEN CITY HOTEL Garden Cily Long Island Cnrden City 70p Under KOTT Management TUC "BlUICDa" At luiliri int a 1 1 iiss vr amisiva ftalurin, JOE LEWIS BATE NALDI FrozM Siitart TED FIOBITO Chester Hal' Ballet la TUN-rAIS" at RIVIERA I nn umu IK rashmctm ww js 1 1 NIW OlSL-OLOaiHID IIYUI MATUBIM THI SSOTK EDEN TWINS IN THBII ITABTUM "t-AaaiN ot idin dahci HUT BROOKS' OUCH. 6LAM0I ftlRLS MAJtTT SOHN NANCY US VASaSMIH ASAMt NSVINS HONEY ABBOTT 1 SHOWS 1 r. H. mi I A. at.

RTIA SUNOAT SHOW AT P. M. HAvt. t-f74f is R.J )itJS I Vf 1 Atv i fr I -A 5 In 4) DOWN BY SEA FOR NIGHT IN MAY Cugat Gets 'Nother Nod Manhattan Clubs Feature Brisk Revues, Bands for Fair Visitors velopes and papers tne otner aay, theaters. for she included a check for $4,000, the little princess Shiriev Tem-from a soap concern for a recent "SV'TtorV.

broadcast and had to Wire the spon- Harbor. Coliseum. Par. Sunday. sor for a duplicate.

It must be great St. louis blues Broadway favorite to have money to burn like joins showboat on Mississippi. Pleasantly i diverting variety numbers. Neighborhood Joan Crawford is the latest flick-; lneatfrs ture favorite to think about doing a tor op vernon and Irene Bway show this Fall Gene Cav- CASTI.E-Story of the courtship, success llpro nf thp fnntP Curia is lnolcine and Prl'ns of the dancing couple Bllero or tne Alonte CariO IS lOOKing 0( tv ag0 beautifully portrayed for a new partner to absorb Other by Rogers and Fred Astalre. Interests in the swank East Side theaters.

saloonitery Did Billy Rose de-' 1V ,7 Alexander BELL Highly Interesting and informative Clde to Close his Casa Manana Big account of the great inventor heart. 6h0W "cause because he wanted to breaking struggles against poverty and r.f a run if thp thn rnn. ridicule. Savoy, Klngsway and RKO get out of a run-ot-tne-snon con- theaters. tract with James Barton, who laid FI1AIS KOR ADllTS AND matire an egg bigger than the World's Fair voi no people At Dave's Blue i adventures op huckleberry Rm thp nthpr afternoon (ves PINN Mark Twsins classic of boy re- Koom tne otner auernoon trs, a8ainst all social restraint, brll- iaid Charlie Bamett lianUy acted by Mickey Rooney.

Oceana, smiled when he read that he throuh Sunday; state. Sunday. TVvrnthv Tjimnnr haii June 10 FAST AND LOOSE Sprightly comedy Dorothy umour nao set oune w01 Toune b00k wh0 turni dttective. as the date they 11 ankle down the Neighborhood theaters. i si ti a I i About They Sing r- aw nun M-x rim ii Gypsy singer: George Yurka.

guitarist; Yennla Dolova, Gypsy dancer; Matvienkov, dagger dancer, and i aisle. "I wish it were true he sighed, "it's a love affair alright-1 but only on one side! (Like Lucius Beebe, huh!) Incidentally George i GiV'Ot suggests a theme song for awnur TVniii-c Tq awujuuau, mour. BUT IT WAS $3,000 A 1-7 When George Raft returned to I I'M from Missouri Homespun eom- of mule dealer and his socially asplr- his Hollywood home on a rush call w. )n Kln, pUIin. I RMirvatlani: SHirsthaail 3 (000 1 I Ik OCEAN A V00RHIES AVE.

I i I it JUcsinurnnts IN BROOKLYN With Its two leading restaurants, the Starlight Roof and the air-conditioned Sert Room, already In full swing and scheduled to remain open throughout the Summer, the Waldorf-Astoria Is looking forward to a very active season. The Starlight Roof, with Its large outdoor dining terraces, 260 feet in length, offering views of the city from three sides of the building, features Hal Kemp and his orchestra for dinner and supper dancing, alternating with Mischa Borr and his rumba waltz orchestra during the supper hour, dances by Georges and Jalna, and songs by George Shelley. The informal, air-conditioned Sert Room, which is remaining open all Summer for the first time this year, features Xavier Cugat and his orchestra, playing for dinner and supper dancing. Georges and Jalna and George Shelley also entertain there at dinner and supper. MISS MARCH STARRED As the result of her unusual reception, Linda -March, Philadelphia debutante, who is now a feature of the second edition of "All the World's will be given star billing starting next week.

Miss March heads an array of singing and dancing stars including Moya Gifford, Letty Kemble and Carolyn Knight, all who have made Bill Ber-tolotti's restaurant-club In the Vil lage one of the popular night spots, Included in the entertainment at Bertolotti's is the rhythmic swing orchestra Don Sylvio and His Music--teers, as well as Angelo and his South American rumba band. A new edition of the World's Fair Revue premiered last night at Jack Silverman's Old Roumanian Restaurant on Allen again headlining the eminent comedian, Ludwig Satz. PERSIAN ROOM Mary Jane Walsh will open a din- ner and SuPper engagement in the Persian Room of the Plaza on May 24. Medrano and Donna, dancers, and Pancho's orchestra are booked for the Persian Room beginning June 7. They will take the place of Maurice and Cordoba and Jack Marshard's orchestra.

Nicholas D'Amico and his orchestra will continue to play for cocktail hour dancing. The Roof Garden of the Hotel Mc- Shduro from Manhattown, he discovered he'd been burglarized to the tune of $3.000 a mere pittance compared to the $80,000 he'll receive for being a screen felon in his next pic ture for Universal Milton Berle's newest romantic interest is Juan Eden, a Queen's Terrace Garden of Eden Eve. Milton opens at the International Casino next Thursday night, co-headlined with Harry Richman as hinted in this corner tome five weeks ago According George MacKinnon, F. D. R.

has given his permission to mint a souvenir Congressional Medal In honor of the Greenwich (Conn.) Tercentenary Aside to Brook-lynites: Your best show buy this Sunday night will be at the Academy of Music where Father John McCormack stages his first annual big-time benefit for the St. Catharine of Genoa Parish. Bill Robinson, Henny Youngman, Hal LeRoy, Mark Plant, Cab Calloway, James Barton, Dan Healy, Helen Kane and a few assorted columnists, all warm friends of Father McCormack, have volunteered their assistance Mary Raye and Naldi, the dancing-on-Riviera team, aver they love liv ing in a country where the only I CAFE RESTAURANT Entertainment IMitely at Oval Bar Hthnh at DeKalb. opp. Paramount Th.

FELTMANS 66 YEARS 66 CONEY ISLAND FAMOUS FOR FINE FOOD Franklin Amu Hotel 5 poor rich. BrwHyn HtHhti ARD'g CORNER, as latlaiats nektail Uunoa. The Motion Picture Council for Brooklyn today released It esti- mates of films current in the bor- ough over the weekend. f0B THE FAMn Esx SIDK or heaven Delightfully 'human story ot sinsins taxicab driver wh: Ilnds caotivating baby has been lelt ihrGuah sun- his cab day. LET FRBTEDOM RINO An attempt to not oi patriotism In a story oi the old West.

Youns Harvard lawyer arouses fnreian-born laborers borers to their nehta In a tTK coui.try. Loews neighborhood HONOLULU Sophitlcated comedy. ith Actor changes places with man similar In appearance. Neighborhood lneatPrs hound of the baskerviu.es The tragic and eerie happenings on the moors of Dartmoor as Sherlock Holmes pits his wits against tne cunning oi crazed killer Unsuitable for small children, Boro Park, Congress, today through Sun-; day. through Sunday.

T.nVS! APPATR Tun lnvprc moet inH narf tn rnme tmrether nsmn after waiting. Neighborhood theaters. PYGMALION Outstanding. Screen ver-j slon of George Bernard Shaw's cockney flower girl who, on a bet. is developed Metropolitan.

toW through 'Sunday. STAGE COACH Tense and entertaining. A stagecoach trip amid the perils of early pioneer days and the varying traits of character it brings to the fore. Neighborhood thpaters. WOMEN IN THE WIND Aviatrl borrows airplane to win air race so that she may aid invalid brother.

College. Port- today and tomorrow, films for adults BIG TOWN CZAR Typical story ot racketeering chief. Convicted and await ing execution, he dictates his life story and a plea for honest living. BLACK WALL'S ISLAND Melodrama. Racl.eteeer, In prison, ls given every luxury and opportunity to carry on his nefarious irork.

Npifthborhood theaters. BOYS REFORMATORY Weak melodrama of a group of boys In a correctional institution. CAPE SOCIETY Ultra modern satire. Wealthy self-centered girl marries on bet anr loses. Neighborhood theaters.

CHASING DANGER Mystery melodrama of two overzealous news men. who inadvertently become involved In a smuggling plot. Albfe. today through Sunday. CONFESSIONS OP A NAZI SPY A provocative expose of the activities of pro-German groups In the United States, based on the recent espionage trials.

A thoi'ght-provoking picture. Pox, today through Sunday. DARK VICTORY Gay. wealtv girl, lantiv and meets death with courage. An exceptional film, beautiful In its aim- EX-CHAMP-Human Interest story, based i on rn of an 'A fighter.

Savoy, Klnnway and RKO theaters. inside story Escapade of intoxicated ends ln th clearln UB of Oklahoma Kro-james Cagney in a P05V fl'm of the Cherokee strip days. Neighborhood theaters. midnight sparkling sophisticated ronwiy of penniless though beautiful tod" through one-third op a nation Melodrama th Krw Yorlt lura districts, intended wniliaramia iur slum cirarence. nenn.

borl.ood theaters. SERGEANT MADDEN Policeman's on falls info lawlessness. Repentant, he al- lows hirrself to be shot by police rather than brirg his family further disgrace. Loew's neighborhood theaters. TORCHY RUNS FOR MAYOR Torchv Blane gets evidence on the man behind the city government and.

when her candi date for mayor ls murdered, steps ln and takes his place. Paramount, today through APl'ROVFD. Jitterbug Judge Paul Whiteman i Engaged to conduct Oetjen's Jitterbug Contest at Flatbush The- ater on May 22, 23, 24 and 25. I i i i time anyone Steps on VOUr toes is 00mea to die from a brain tumor, over-u-Vipn An! comfS her fears, accepts her fate gal- "I 4 4 HOTEL GRANADA "K'oT OF FOOD BANQUET FACILITIES HOTEL our MICHEL'S SSr' JiSSr. 2 tor v')able.

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uinnar, SI.0O. Hsuera. far ranrvatl.a aall Gardn Clr WHO. 3 Little Fishes Thanks for Tomorrow New Revue in Queens Lynn Russel will be featured this weekend in the dancing and entertainment program in the Ocean Terrace, dining and cocktail room of the Hotel Half Moon, Coney Island, with Har ry Rogers and his orchestra Miss Russel's intimate style of rlplfvpnr Is mppr. ing with popular 4 favor, particular ly her interpreta tion of the "Three Little Fishes" Starting May 27, Harry Rogers and his orchestra will play nightly in the Ocean Terrace.

"Thanks for Tomorrow," thevivIan Marshall, World's Fair re- 1 appears vue at the Queens at Bed-Terrace, Wood- p. side, last night Ktt started its third week. Tony and Louie, co-managers of the Queens Terrace, have inaugurated Sunday night dinner shows, at which time the complete revue is presented. In the cocktail lounge Snub Mosley and his 6 Hot Licks are the musical attraction, AT HI HO Jlmmie Lunceford and his orchestra will be the opening attraction when the Hi Ho Casino, Ocean Parkway and the Coney Island boardwalk, makes its debut on Saturday, May 27. Many of the best known bands of the country will be heard during the season.

Lunceford will be followed by Charlie Barnet's swingsters. The entire interior of the well-known building, which is adjacent to the Brighton Theater, has been redecorated. A feature of the Hi Ho is the Marine Terrace, which gives a sweeping view of the coast. Fireworks each Tuesday evening. A milk bar with refreshments at popular prices is another attraction at the Hi Ho.

On the site where the Shore Road Bam formerly stood a new building has risen, the home of the new SHORE ROAD CASINO, at 4th Ave. and 101st St. Wednesday night was the opening. An elaborate floor show was presented and the dance music was played by Mel Craig and his orchestra. A new floor show will be presented each week.

Movie Time Table BROOKLYN ALBEEf 31. 12:55, 2, 3:49, 4:50, 35, 7:40, 9.25, 10:30. DYKER 12:30, 1:45, 3:30, 4:45, 6:30, 7:45, 0:30, 10:45. METROPOLITAN 11:01. 12:44, 1:55, 3:35, 4:46.

8:26, 7:37, 9:17, 10:28. PARAMOUNT 11. 1:83, 4fi4, 7:55, 10:56. STRAND 12:20, 3. 5:40, 8:10, 10:50.

TTLYOTJ 12:13. 1:30, 3:24, 4:41, 6:35, 7:52, 8:46, 11:03. MANHATTAN ASTOR 10:15, 12:40, 3:05, 5.30, 7:55, 10:20. CAPITOL 10, 12:03, 2:07, 4:11, 8:19, 10:23, 12:20. 6:15.

CRITERION 9:30, 11:41, 1:52,4:03,6:14, 8:25, 10:52, 1:19. GLOBE 9, 10:58, 12:56, 2:54, 4:52, 6:50, 8:48. 10:48, 12:44. MUSIC HALL 11:05, 1:56, 4:44, 7:37, 10:28. PARAMOUNT 10:08, 1:14, 4:17, 1:20, 10:23.

12:44. ROXY 11:45. 5:09. 7:59. 10:31.

STRAND 9:15, 11:55, 2:37, 5:15, 8:03, 10:43, 12:20, 2. 7. cmim. us. Soft Shell Cna Dlnnar $1.00.

Dintlpif. Famous Swedish Hors d'Oeuvrea Irom $1.50. Luncheon from 65c. and danclnf nlshtly. PL.

3-2313. CLUBS ORa. 7-7130. DON SYLVIO ORCHESTRA aca Ansaia'l Marimba Rhumba. Showa at 10:30.

12:30 4 A.M. DlanwSI.50-t2.50. giiasar 11.25 Mary Lew'u, popular tongntreu, i featured with Dick Mannfield't nrchestra at Me piquet jamoui dining place at Bar IN OUR TOWN Cream of Crop Comes to Boro Mary Lewis, Whiteman Engagements Soon Coming direct from a successful engagement at Washington's Shore- ham Hotel, Mary Lewis will join up with Dick Mansfield's CBS. or chestra at Villepigue's restaurant. Dick Mansfield's crew Is the first of the big-name musical outfits which Villepigue's new "Name Band" policy is featuring.

Tills season also finds Viilepigue completely redecorated and reno vated for the World's Fair. PAUL TO CONDUCT Paul WTiiteman will conduct a Jitterbug contest on the stage of the Flatbush Theater ln Brooklyn on May 22, 23, 24, finals on the 25th. The winners will receive a professional engagement at Oetjen's restaurant. Miss Belle Regas, mistress of ceremonies, will explain. Dolores and Rossini with a rep ertoire of the latest European dance creations have been added to Wal ter Powell's Perisphere Revue at the Show Bar and Bermuda Room, Forest Hills.

They climax their whirlwind routines with a sensational Dracula routine. MARTIN AT ST. GEORGE Dave Martin and his Bermudians swing right into their 30th week at the St. George's Bermuda Terrace in Brooklyn. Yank Porter, the Ber mudians rubber-faced drummer, Is attracting much attention with his wild catchy rhythms.

And the "angels sing" when dusky songstress Dolores (Dee) Williams lends her mellifluous tones to this current favorite. Rivoli Picture Stays "Wuthering Heights," Emily Bronte's novel which was brought to the screen by Samuel Goldwyn and has been at the Rivoli Theater, Is being held there for a sixth week. Merle Oberon, Laurence Olivier and David Niven lead the cast. HV-LITES Add to Desrrmt.inns- Pvelvn WaVh i VfrTn hnmo MCLean nome grounds for the Hope diamond Dorothy Thomp- son: Westbrook Pegler with sex ap- peal Richard Himber: Houdini with amnesia John Lewis' Jay C. Flippen without a sense of, humor Dorothy Parker: Italics with sound effects Grover Whalen; Backdrop for a carnation; Bill Robinson: An institutional ftd for the -nnreH Any Broadway columnist: A rewrite man with stooges 1 Stage News I Youry Yourloff, sword dancer.

Nicholas Matthey and his Gypsy orchestra are a new addition, as is Gari Golmanoff, vocalist. Helen Carroll, Interpretive dan- seuse, will Join the Queen Mary's newly revised edition of "Scandia Revels" Sunday evening. Miss Carroll will be an added attraction for the next two weeks, augmenting the Queen Mary's current World's Fair entertainment presentation. The new edition of "Scandia Rev- eis co-stars Consuelo Flowerton, society songstress, and Patricia (Pat) Ryan, musical comedy and radio star who recently appeared in Cole Porter's "You Never Know." Also featured will be Cliff Hall, crooner and comedian; Katherine Tate, the Queen Mary's perennial pianist favorite, and Roberta Welch, songstress. Joe Ellis and his orchestra continue to play for the show and dancing.

Screen News Robert Preston, now playing one of the leads ln "Union Pacific" at the New York Paramount Theater, will appear as one of the brothers in Paramount's forthcoming "Beau Geste." Preston is a graduate of the Pasadena Playhouse, which sent Randolph Scott, Robert Young, Gloria Stewart and Douglass Montgomery to the Hollywood studios. He made his first stage appearance under the direction of Mrs. Tyrone Power, wife of the stage player and mother of the movie star. Edna Best, whom David O. Selz-nick has engaged for the leading feminine role opposite Leslie Howard in his production of "Intermezzo," arrives in New York from England today aboard the Nleuw Amsterdam.

She leaves almost immediately for Hollywood, where camera work on "Intermezzo" ls awaiting her arrival. "Rose of Washington Square," Darryl F. Zanuck's romantic musical production starring Tyrone Power, Alice Faye and Al Jolson, starts its third and final week's engagement at tYiA T3nv' T'Vi an Id- tuliti. Prima, Perc Westmore, head of the makeup department at the Warner Bros, studio on the West Coast, will make a personal appearance at the Hollywood Theater this afternoon preceding the regular matinee performance of "Juarez." 'Pete-Roleum and His Cousins," an animated puppet film In three dimensianal Technicolor, produced. directed and written by Joseph Losey, will have its world premiere at the World's Fair on Monday.

Murray Silverstone, chief of world-wide operations for United Artists, and Mary Pickford, one of the founders of the company and one of its present owners, have left Hollywood for New York. They are expected to arrive tomorrow morn ing aboard the 20th Century Lim ited. Continuing his precedent of bringing outstanding authors of mystery novels to the screen, Walter Wanger has announced the purchase of the first novel by F. G. Presnell, en titled "Send Another Coffin." Prof.

Henry Pratt Fairchild, head of the Town Hall Club, has been elected president of Film Audiences for Democracy. The new group seeks to encourage films upholding the American form of government. Paul Whiteman will head the list of prominent swing and orchestra leaders in the jam session which will mark the first annual conven tion of the National Swing Club of America at the New York Hippo drome May 29. The cast for "Second Fiddle," co- starring Sonja Henie and Tyrone with Rudy Valee and Mary in surroortin roles, has heen augmented with Minna Gombell. Maurice Cass.

Irvine Bacon. Oenrce Chandler and Irving Potei. IN LONG W1 0Pe" HnJUn! includes William Frawley, Joyce Hobart Cavanaugh E. E. elive.

Moroni Olsen and Louis HOWARD JOHNSON'S, Alu a Is earte. Cacktall Laonia utu Wlw art IN MANHATTAN AMERICAN RESTAURANTS CARUSO St llHIclou, 8ik, fhlrkmi. Modrrata Brinelm New York and No-irk. World', Fair. Sunday uie and Dealh of an American," trapped in the sky Major in the a new plav by George Sklar onen? signed to stop sabotage which this iPrevents the perfection of a new nd this evening at Maxine Elliott's electrlcal'y controlled airplane.

Strand, Theater, presented bv the WPA through Sunday. Federal Theater PrnipA Th YOU CANT OET AWAT wi reuerai ineaier WOject. The play DER Young bov. through fear of gangster ls described as a dramatic biography friend, almost allows Innocent man to pay Of an average American set nrrainst lhe prlr'- Neighborhood theaters. v' against, om.v those theaters are listed a oacKgioima Oi the American scene IN which roth kfati ucs rav he FRENCH RESTAURANTS i.

GLAD HAND POLICY The Village Barn continues Its "Welcome State Week" policy, extending a cordial greeting to visitors from Pennsylvania all of next week. The management has arranged a special program of events for the occasion. Songs, dance music and novelties, in true Pennsylvania style, will be provided for and will afford our visitors an opportunity to make merry ln a homelike atmosphere. Joe Garcia ls planning a gala fiesta at the new Cuban Casino tomorrow night ln celebration of the 37th anniversary of Cuban independence. The menu will feature the MauonA.l)eWhtCTy5 3IAISON LOUIS WW at 108 WEST 49.h Si.

W- nd 8T. and W. istb ST. ITALIAN RESTAURANTS GUFFANTI ct" ra, la Carta, luneb us CH. 4.62S Dinc ami Dance traditional feast of the Island roast suckling pig banked with frijoles rjegros and fried bananas.

In addi IN BROOKLYN COLUMBUS jo th. ublPle. HALF MOON HOTEL SHORE ROAD CASI.XO dance music by mel craio and his FOURTH AVENUE AT 101ST mf? 1 SHOW. ENTERTAINMENT. WINE3 AND LIQUORS.

irom tne turn of the century onward. The curtain is scheduled for 8 40. "Lile and Death of an American" Is staged in two parts and 50 scenes. It was produed and directed by Charles K. Freeman.

Howard Bay, the designer, has provided the play with an inclined stage against which the many scenes are spotted kaleido-Fcopioally. Alex North and Earl Robinson haw composed a special score lor me production. Alexander Jones designed the costumes and Lily Mehlmann choreographed the Incidental dancing. Pins and Needles 1939." carrying on from where "Pins and Needles" left off, will be 650 performances old on Tuesday evening. May 23.

Edward Fraction. Mabel Walker and William Franklin of "Swing Mikado" at the 44th Street Theater will be guests of honor of the Gilbert and Sullivan Society at their snnual entertainment at 221 W. 57th St. on next Sunday evening at 8.30 m. An audience of 1.500 children between the ages of 5 and 15 confined to the Wavecrest Convalescent Home will see a special Federal Theater vaudeville performance on Saturday on the porcH of the home, Beach 20th St.

and Ocean Front. yf Rockaway, L. at 2:30 p.m. pfDiiie and Dance EISMANTEL'S JMACA AVE. AP.

7-H53. Shows Nlshtly. Elm Art I CI J.ck Rhodea. M.C. Bert Beaudet.

Bob and BettT, HarrV SHOWBOAT Ned, BiU tteely. D.nclns "'1 tion to tha Casino's floor revue, starring CdHtUelo Moreno, a typical Cuban program Is being arranged, with guest entertainers who are fa-livorites with the local Spanish-' speaking colony. A number of Cu ban celebrities have accepted Invitations to the fiesta. 17 YEARS AT SAME SPOT Kitty Mulligan, who has enter- tained at Jimmy Kelly's Village rendezvous for the past 17 years, will ((celebrate the occasion of this anni versary Saturday, May 27, at the ullivan St. club.

Miss Mulligan, who holds some sort of a record for continuous employment as an entertainer ln one spot, will be the guest of honor at special party show staged during the midnight performance of the Girls Fair Revue at Jimmy Kelly's. The Casino Russe has been mak Ing gradual changes in its enter tainment lineup during the past two IN MANHATTAN SHEEPSIIEAD BAY AMERICAN RESTAURANTS CAFE LOYAL ave- at E. 43d St. Banquet AStil 0ptn BOARDWALK at I9.h ConeT Island Danclni. waek-and Utn Dlanar si.js.

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Bnaalan Ktnn-tinur Chonia UAainU 56SI. Ct. mils UANLINIi (ROM.1,TeaKooniMBt.lNorofw week-s and now presenting an almost complete new show. Hach-iHealv Power, 1 1 MAX KFLLY'S Burner 1.25-$1, 75. Revue 8:45.

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OLD ROUMANIAN em-Khan remains as master of cer- emonies and sincine star of the I show, which includes Marusia Sava.j.