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The Toronto Star from Toronto, Ontario, Canada • 29

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The Toronto Stari
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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29
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THE WIE YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUI Information PHONE 924 2581 0 Marshall Thompson OYLY CAHTE ODER COMPANY will be al Hie Royal AlexandraMarch 2 Io 7 ith four presentation Upper left Mikado" with Peggy Ann Jones left Gillian Humphries and Jennifer Toys 'Tabu JOOS 1 iRflw Memped ielh4drid weiep maki cheques fayable to ecunton theatri TORONTO Otr ef ieR nwM include nrerje eJwjrft RW 3 3 EM CARROLL BAKER 'STri PaA'()CD GEORGE MAHAR1S VYJXSJ iswtuat greeting Kenneth Sandford Upper righl: Piral ssilh Donald Adams as Pirate King ith Gillian Knight as Lillie buttercup Rollom right: John Heed is Lord Chancellor Jeflrev Skitch is Strephon hxmbrx 9 55 "Wllrt 3M 1 BEACH than usual and the actual major are intelligently and wittily outlined James Garner is the man initially duped a part that fits him well bod Taylor is the genius German doctor Eva Marie Saint (her movie in three years) Jewish nurse Werner ers the heavy All fine particularly who gives a subtle hair raising performance of the usual SS movie kinkeroo And it is a pleasure to see the Germans getting credit for some wartime imagina tion But though the movie is kept constantly alive bv di rector George Seaton and is never less than entertain ing the second half is a dis appointment after the first It doesn't ring true not because there weren't such people but because it is presented with a cloying sanctimonious patness All that said it onlv mars the movie Its central plot is too ingenious and too well told to he ruined COBB 1 1 at MU'iafai LLItlS BoTriP ACADEMY OR AWARDS my cJii? iai)r BULLY LICENCED Rrierration 9:3 38l Waldorf A toria Hole! BO Charles Si TECHNICOLOR EATURE AT 1 2 20 2 35155 7I5 045 Sunday af 205 4 25 6 50 915 first the Pet are Peters Paris is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and Paris is full of beautiful girls I have read both these statements many times and can testi fy that they are true But whether the beautiful girls in beautiful Paris are rench that is a different question The matter comes up for discussion because the Crazy Horse Saloon has just celebrated its 10th birth day in Paris The Crazy Horse Saloon is as you might guess a nightclub It packs its customers in nightly and its show consists entirely of what they call striptease in Paris The show is very special meaning no rough stuff and no vulgarity except perhaps one number where a German romps on dressed in three swastikas) and the girls are very lovely But none of them are rench None are American either although there is an attempt to make them talk American or instance there is a big production number in which a half doz en girls participate called "Touchdown or this number the girls get dressed up i which is quite a novelty in itself) in football clothes Well almost: there are still goodly portions of their anato my visible They parade around the miniature stage singing a half dozen lines of a song After a few minutes of listening it is clear that two of the words are "Touch down The Crazy Horse Saloon is one of the most siic oessful nightclubs in Paris and surely the smallest The Saloon is about the size of the average Canadian living room At one end is a stage about as big as two large television screens How the girls get on and off is a mystery Upwards of 300 customers crowd into this room nightly The tables are about as spacious as stools and four customers are stacked around each The Crazy Horse Saloon docs not promise you comfort it can't This matter for If) years the Saloon has done nightly turn away business" The show is what counts here It happens to be an American form of cultural entertainment which con sists of a girl slowly taking off her garments Here the girls are too impatient being true Europeans They give you a glimpse of themselves in a dress and zip off comes the whole business and they parade around au naturel No beef mind you but it is not striptease There is no tease Nothing but strip The girls are called Nadia Safari Bertha von Paraboum Vive Ye Ye Sofia Palladium and Rettina Uranium I suspect these are fictitious names One reason for the remarkable success of this spot (besides the girls) is the fact that it is compara tively inexpensive No cover charge and a drink (whiskey coca cola or whatever) costs only You can sit through the whole evening with a singe $7 drink No extras Which you must admit is not much to pay for cul ture Yul Brvnncr colerl Madison LIGHT ROM ASHIYA I BULLWHIP WWIUSI Mut rmpu I ROBERT fl HE I RICH RD RODGERS I CAR HAMMERSTEIA II I bAEhT I HMAN 7 4o iu LVWRMH Mtito CHHKO! 81" i9 1 tVENINGS 8 PM Sundoy WATlNEESJ? 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