Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 10

PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE i 10 FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1954 12 NIGHTS STARTING TONITE HDircmnmcm UDBsJk HURRY! HURRY! TODAY LAST TIMES Conniving Seabee Of 'South Pacific r7fe Tragedian efSong ON STAGE Big Doublt "IN PERSON" Show! V. COHEN By HAROLD BASEBALL PITTSBURGH vs. BROOKLYN Box and reserved seat tickets on sale at Hotel Pittsburgher, street leTel at 43U Diamond Street, 9 a. m. to 9 p.

m. weekdays, and 10 to 4 on Sundays when Pirates play at home: and at Window 100 at Forbes Field, 9 to 6 weekdays, 9 to 7 on Sundays when Pirates are at home, and until p. m. following home niht (fames. Next same here Tomorrow afternoon at 1:30, with Brooklyn.

Vaughn Monroe Sauter Finogan I W) mm I PIh gala stage revue orchestra scr" MGM's "Tennesstt Champ" in Color I arid nlS Worlti Famous Orchestra and Reviie J3 LatuMocf 'THE MAD RUSSIAN" dancina of Last 2 Nites at VING MERLIN AND HIS VIOLINS LENNY COLLYER JACKIE HELLER DINNERS-PARTIES-BANQUETS Jackie AROUSE! othhuk ana mifjfvv1 pi j( wnnerj HELLER 815 LIBERTY AVE. GR. 1-6246 THE- ATTH6 GREATER PITTS BL1RSH AIRPORT CONTINUOUS SHOWINGS M-G-M't For Rtstrvatfons Call Haiir Avgutt Cestcfon SP. 1-3533 CORAOPOLIS 4-8000 ALL-STAR PRODUCTION OF Hi William Shakespeare's DOORS OPEN 10:30 IAST day: jJUJJILDiyJS jfrTl IWWilMTBII I 111 Ipmmimii The dreaded scou fWLS'r creeping, crawling horror twenty mile I 6 wds long and two mile fiSSAr wide, sweeping every thing before It kill A.M. ROSEUA fOUNPLlNG worn XI I ft H11I1 ROUTE 30 EAST at the Carlton House for Sunday.

Nobody seems to know, however, what's bringing the beautiful Hungarian actress to Pittsburgh Comedian Marty Allen just flew in from St. Louis to spend a few days with his folks before he and his night club partner, Mitch DeWood, open next week in Montreal. Ving 3Ierlin's three girl violinists are giving the Carousel a real Continental touch this week when they walk through the audience fiddling "3Ioulin Rouge" real schmaltzy -like. Sammy Schwartz, the local actor who played Nathan Detroit in "Guys and Dolls" on the road for a year, has a role on tonight's teevee "Big Story" (Channels 6 and 7 at 9 o'clock). Ruth Vernon (Pivorotto), a dancer and bit player in "Can Can," got a week's vacation from the Broadway hit and visited her folks here for a few days.

Pittsburgh songwriter Sammy Mysels, whose last click was "Two Purple Shadows," will be on the Sunday morning portion of the Variety Club telethon. He's in town spending the Passover holiday with his family. The "Three of a Kind" who furnish the bright musical entertainment Saturday nights at the Regency Lounge in Bill Green's Shopping Center are Bud Richards, Eddie Kulak and Al Snyder, long-time buddies from Carnegie. In the day-time, each of them does something else. Bud, the drummer and featured vocalist, is office manager for the South Hills Homes Company; Eddie, the trumpet player, is a partner in Sunnyside Cleaners in Carnegie, and Al, the pianist, works at Gimbels, where he tunes, repairs, rebuilds and sells pianos.

Ted Lewis Back At Horizon Room Give Baby a Lift! ATTEND ONE OF THE Benefit MIDNITE SHOWS TONITE AT THEATERS LISTED BELOW BENNY BAKER The scheming, conniving Seabee, Luther Billis, is quite a "South Pacific" character at the Nixon in Mr. Baker's hands. He's been playing the role now in the National Company of the Rodgers and Hammers tein hit since September, 1952. The show, which co-stars Jeanne Bal and Webb Tilton, will stay here through next week. Nick Nigro presents Held Over! 2ND WEEK! DAY, DAWN DUSK plus Jimmy Spaniel Orch.

DINNERS from $2.50 Open Sundays 12 to 9 Reservations BR. 1-3244 (Home of White Barn Theatre) Local Scrappings Mr. and Mrs. Saul Lubin, of the Wendover Apartments, are grandparents again with the birth of a son to their daughter, Joan Lubin Edelstein, the former teevee singing star here, at the Indiana. Hospital.

The Edelsteins also have a daughter, Lynn, who is 20 months old. Dori MacQuown, one of the co-directors at the Little Lake Theater, has been upped to assistant business manager of the arena strawhat. In addition, she'll also stage several shows this season, sharing the directorial assignments with Will Disney and Edward Komperda. Rod McDonald, president of the Modern Art Studios in Chicago, has gone back home after spending a week in Pittsburgh getting "The Enchanted Forest" ready for Kennywood Park's opening Sunday. His firm made the fairyland characters for it.

Russ Brown and Benny Baker, both of "South Pacific" and rabid baseball fans, saw the Tirates and the Giants tangle at Forbes Field yesterday afternoon. They also have box-seats for the Buc-Dodger doubleheader on Sunday. Mrs. Phyllis 31. Ferguson and Jerome Wenneker, of the Pennsylvania College for Women drama department, left yesterday with a group of students on a New York theater trip.

They'll see four Broadway shows before returning to Pittsburgh Sunday night. The Ken Hoels will celebrate their 28th wedding anniversary tomorrow. Oo la la Bebe Bergere is doubling between the Copa and the Carnival Lounge this week. The lassie has quite a chassie. Bernice and Art Gibbons, the ad agency man, have cradled a baby girl.

The movie "Julius Caesar" has just won its producer, John Houseman, the theater award given annually by the Shakespeare Club of New York City. "Julius Caesar," by the way, winds up a long run at the Ritz tonight and "Cease Fire" follows it tomorrow, the last picture the house will ever have. On May 1, workmen begin the job of converting the property into a storeroom Joe Weisberg and his recent bride, pretty Margie Foley, have taken over the camera concession at the Copa. Joe's the son of Marty and Belle Weisberg, the Carousel lensnappers. Bandleader Tommy Carlyn rushed his mother to the Mercy Hospital.

Eva Gabor has reservations Sponsored by the Catherine Yorlety Fund Benefit for Roselia Foundling Home GREAT SHOWS FOR A GREAT CAUSE! PAULEYS LOOKOUT IT'S DIFFERENT! a. 3 cnunAY nmypRC 4 II PAULt'S lookout starring ELEANOR CHARUTOsr PARKER HESJOM TECHNICOLOR frodueri by CEORGf PAL Directed by fiYRON HASKlH SefMnpiayby PHILIP YORDAN 4 RANALD-' MacDOUGALti 6d Story by Ctfl Stephenson A PARAMOUNT PtCUIRtj 12 NOON TO 8 P. M. 50 All the Chicken You Can Eat 0UCUESH6 BETTlS AIRPORT Doors Open 11:30 P. M.

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