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MISS TERRY LANE mightveil be a fitting subject for aMisr Sepia Pin-Up photo, in-stead she is a sultry voiced vo-

ralisi currently appearing at theFlame Show Bar, where manyot Detroit's Tan Yanks may

have spent some of their at-home leisure hours. Terry, agrand trouper is proud to dohe bit towards bolstering themorale of all Gls. AnythingI can do to help,” is the way shesaid it.

Teddy RitchworthCombo Sparkles

By LARRY CHISMComedy and a ton id exoti;

dance were two interpretation*which won the applause— a heartyone—from patrons of Abe Ra-h; ini's Club Juana Sunday muhi

Principals sharing the spot*lite honors are Dffrk Montgom-ery fo~ his "strip-tease routine"and Gloria (Atomic Bombshell)Howard for her primitive dance.Both were applauded for sev-

eral encores by a full house anda very appreciative audience.

St. James Infirmary Blue.'”with vocals and a dance routineby emcee Billy Hit opened tlu*fun session at Club Juana. "Shake

Head" was the emcee's sec*mu! jjivoout. Bobbie Caston w.<>

big Names Set For Paradise- •• .t with j-tuts o! .-tag.

d:nc>. screen and television' h* ail ne the forthcomin. s

v.t the Paradise t heat nThe opening show stars three

great personalities in one out-standing show; Larry Darnell.the heart and soul man" sing-

ing the .songs that made himof the nation's top vocalist.Also on the same bill will b?

Detroit's own Paul WiliL.n sando > lamous Hucklebuck orehes*':a with Chubby ‘Hip-Shapin’.Wwsoin sinning the blu- s. Com-pleting the huge all-star opening>ho\v will be Peg-Log Bates,sensational number one dancer;Howell and Bowser and Tonyand Margot comingMR. B’

Billy Kekstine, the handsomeI

> aging j'tai who vs 1 11 appear thweek, starting Friday, November3.* ( i, was elected “The Outstancl-

Kvw Singing Star of th“eas in the most recent annual

music poll conducted by Esquiremagazine.

The latest recognition confer-ted upon him bv Esquire, con->idei ed the most comprehensivearid accurate of all nationwidesurveys in music world climaxesa long line of triumphs-that havebeen scored by Eckstine.

Largely responsible for Esk-stine’s phenomenal rise have beenrecordings of such popular fav-orites as “A Cottage for Sale,”

I’m In the Mood for Love’ andIntrigue,’ sales of which have

mounted into the millions andbeen accorded a tremendous playin the nation's jukeboxes and onthe airwaves.

Week starting Friday, Novem-bei 10th, the Paradise presentsa show of shows” starring ErrolGarner his piano and trio; the

singing of Savannah Churchill;h« music of Gene Ammons andhis orchestra and featuring Do-tjoit s own sax ace. Sonny StittRemember the date of this greatall star show, it's Fridav V,,v10.

the hampLionel Hampton brings his

great new show to the Parado*Theater. Friday. Nnv. 17thAMATEUR SHOWS

Applications are now being taken for Amateur nig h t at th .Paradise theater which has SI OOin cash prizes being awarded tothe winner. First prize SSO ‘>ndfourth prize, $lO. Amateur night,under the personal direction ofErnie Durham, will b< held everyh«-ard and her vocals approvedwhen she offeied “I Don't Want

Today. Percy Mayfield oughtto be a completely happy man.His distinctive singing style, asevidenced by his Specialty re-cording of "Please Send Me

To Cry Anymore,” ‘ Mean To Me 'and a special request for herrecorded version of “Call MeDarling."

Nomads ThrillTeddy Ritchwood and hj> five

Nomads did a show case numbci»n a "rocking-the-house" boogieu ith the saxist and trumpetei-haring the semi-comic solo spotsin the music session offeringAnd "rock the joint" they did.

The body beautiful, the sen-suous form divide, that \vu-Gloria Howard. A savage, prim-itive and sexsational routine wonher two encores for appearancesbefore the loudly applaudingpatrons. "Bring her on again”was their one thought and earnedher encores.

Dick Montgomery, accomplishedlinguist and comedy star, did abuilesk strip 1tease routine, whatwith risgue wordage and insin-uations accompanying his actGloves and a cigar was the cos-tume contrast, adding to the nov-elty of his give-off and vocal im- ipression of a comedian and bur-iesk headliner.

Something DifferentFor something different and

by contract very effective. Dickscored with a vocal of "Because." i

Music for dancing, Mondaythru Sunday is by Teddy Bitch- !wood and his combo. Some of thecourteous waitresses serving you*<t ( lub Juana are head wait-ress Ella Holmes, Ann HardyHappy Farley, Effie PritchetMarilyn Franklin, Bern ieeI hamos and Constance Crum.Tuesday. First Amateur nightwill be held on Tuesday, Oct. 31st

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