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3 ttfrfprmVnt- 3 nurnal, Nev. 10 1966 MUSICAL REVIEW Dying Burlesque With Some Bumps By KARL BARRON Take seven cute chorines, a couple of girls with talents other than dancing, several baggy pants comedians, and a lovely lady who was a stripper long before topless was thought of, shake them well and you have Was now playing at the Curran Theater in San Francisco. The lovely lady is Ann Corio, whose delectable figure belies her casual mention of I was playing burlesque in the The show is billed as musical satire based upon Miss It is not satire, but a re-creation of burlesque in its dying phases, rather than its full-blown vulgar hey-day. This is not to say that I did not enjoy it, for I found myself laughing to tears at jokes I had not heard for 30 years. And the girl department was eminently satisfying, especially a local ecdysiast with the unlikely name of Dow Jones.

Miss Jones, a last-minute substitute, puts the mechanical go-go girls of the topless joints to shame with her strip act, and her solo in a black light oriental number Also lending verve to the show is Gloria Leroy, a blonde bomb who looks good and has a comedic flair. Steve Mills romps along with toothless, tired delight as the top banana, abetted by Dick Bernie and pantomime expert Charlie Robinson, who plays most of his scenes with pants at ankles the waist of the pants, that is. Mac Dennison and Harry Ryan help keep up the tempo, which is generally fast. The most interesting point of the whole show to me was Miss strip. She did it as she did 30 years ago, barely dancing.

just walking around and removing the clothing with tantalizing deliberation. She ends up showing less of herself than lots of girls on a beach today, but she retains an aura of mystery which may be good. Was can hardly be called a family show, although little in it which can not be heard in an average school yard, so if you care to get a babysitter, be playing nightly except Sunday, with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday, through Nov. 19. Cal Students Rally To Save Rally Spot BERKELEY (AP) Some 1,500 students demonstrated yesterday in front of the offices of Chancellor Roger Heyns of the University of Berkeley campus, to protest a proposal prohibiting students from using the campus administration building steps for political rallies.

Heyns was absent but a delegation of six students took a protest petition to his office. Demonstration leaders said the petition had 3,000 signatures. Vocational Tests Set For Students Use of state aptitude tests for Marin County high school students will be discussed with high school counselors Nov. 17 at 4 p.m. at the county schools office in Corte Madera by Grant Hitchcox of the State Department of Employment.

Arthur Walker, coordinator of occupational and technical education for the county schools office, said a workshop will be held later to train high school counselors in conducting the tests, if it is decided to use them. I S. Korea Ends Troop Outlay WASHINGTON (AP) South Korea says it be sending any additional troops to South Viet Nam. South Korean diplomats made the decision known yesterday. They said they think President Johnson was refer! ring to South Korea when he indicated at the Manila conference that South Viet allies should provide more manpower.

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