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FRI MAY 16, 1947 10 Brooklyn and Broadway NIGHT LIFE By LEW SHEAIfER It JP" 1 The alr-esBdllloned ASTOR HOOF A SHOW TO MATCH THE VIEW Bill Miller has done right by his Riviera words that sound offhand like flat, grudging approval, but actually are high praise. It takes a heap of doing for a show to match, and avoid Opening Ton it 9 Nitelife's No. 1 Zanie I AL "Paris" GREEN BONNIE WINDSOR aad Hrr Hophlatlrated Soar- ROCHELLE CARTER the rmeMllly Seentreaa HAP DRAPER and Mi RE BOP Music i Smart to ee ir.ru at 40 East 1 9th N.Y.C. GR. 7-9544-9877 Your Hosts Shirley Ross Jack Thomas i Valui-in Boh Allen and Lli Lon i XJ nlghll.v, al dinner and Ntipner (xrpl Sun.) CHARLITA and her crew Cover charge (alter 10 P.M.

SI moke With the Latin Amer- Monday Thur.y S1.25FH. I Jr day, Saturday and Holiday tve icon tempo at Ocean Park- Jr i way's Porkville. 1 Rl jr Shlae li I I The Weather'. Fine HOTEL ASTOR TIMES SQUARE I THE QUEENS JESTER Wing dwarfed by the sweep, lav ish beauty and colorful site of the famed waterfront club. And that challenge successfully met.

Mr. Miller, with a prodigal hand, lined up a big splash of a show to reopen the club. For laugh, Jackie I Miles; lor songs. Gracie Barrie; for exotic novelty, Beatrice Kraft; for excitement, the Stuart Morgan adagio troupe, and a.s other specialists, a round dozen of dancing beau Jackie Miles ties and half-a-dozen luscious show girls all staged by Donn Arden at a slick pace with vivid production values. On opening night a good slice of Broadway and show business helped Jam the place to overflow, palm-pound their approval of the hour-and-a-haU show and crowd the dance floor, especially when Ralph Font's Band gave out with superio' and spirited Latin-American rhythms.

Getting back to the show, Jackie Miles displayed the easy-does-it form that has made him one of. the outstanding comics to emerge in recent years. He's a slight little fellow with a big talent and plenty of chaim. Underneath his casual, laugh-ot-don't-laugh approach is a splendid sense of timing. At the midnight show he was a little too casual in getting started, but soon had the laughs snowballing along, not to mention the noisy crowd in the palm of his hand, when he hit his true stride in his classic Gene Autry routine.

Telling about his Miami Beach experiences last Winter he pulled out a line that'll get wide circulation: "What prices! My hotel charged S35 a day. Who could sleep so good!" It's a toss-up naming the featured act drawing the biggest hand, but this column takes Miss Kraft for its favorite. Her finished dance technique, sly humor and individualistic style all get full play in fast-footed numbers to jazzed-up Oriental tunes. Miss Barrie, while lacking the final spark that makes a star, does a handsome job on widely contrasting songs, matching her personality to their various moods with easy showmanship. And, finally, the Stuart Morgan girl and I three men give as breath-taking a 'display of adagio daring as you'll find anywhere.

Tony Bavaar, a good-looking chap of mellow voice, sings the production numbers, and Ray Ma- lone, a breezy youngster, is the specialty dancer. Joel Herron cuts the show and supplies straight dance music to alternate with Ralph Font's rhumbas. MOTEL BOSSERT Busy at choies of scrubbing the deck, painting and getting the hurricane lamps in ship-shape are landlubbers at the hotel's Marine Roof, which reopens next Tuesday. Coiilinuout Dancing and Entertainment Every Night in the Week. ROmJA i LUNCHEON II VV1- 7 ft N.

five bridges to get Summer face-lifting Norwegian Independence Day gets a free hotdog and beer shindig tomorrow at Bay Ridge's Ragna's Concert deal getting set for Brian Sullivan Marilyn Taylor's a June Taylor chorine at the Glass Hat There's one thing, says Peter Donald, about hanging around the rare tracks: "You do meet a debtor class of people!" to BD'BiSBw-IB 8S ffi RESTAURANTS NIGHT CLUBS Popular bonifaces Jack Abbott announces that a five-piece orches tra, featuring Hugo and his strum mine bass fiddle, will make for dancing. The band Includes a piano and solovox, drums, clarinet, saxo- phone and accordion. Hugo will also be vocalist. NO Bl LL STORY! Back from Mexico with the honor of being th first American gal to stop a bull fight is fur coat model Marty Kroerug. Besan Innocently enough when she climbed from her arena- seat to make a phone call at the top pier.

One spectator launched into the wolf call, Mexican style, on. her descent and others took it up. Spread to every section. Terrific tumult and laughing. Suddenly the bull stopped honest! and looked up.

The toreador, matadors and picadors all stopped and looked up and whistled. Her face a wonderful model for a tomato ad, Marty finally reached her seat. The bull toreador, mata dors, picadors they all went back to work. LEW'S TALK Boro born Emil Tannings is en route to Buenos Aires to star at the Teatro Argentino-Airman Current buzz-buzz has a real estate magnate buying the Embassy Club for conversion into a "gold card" society spot with rope permanently up for us lov-lifers A. S.

shoppers agog at a salesgal double for the late Jean Harlow Tommy Manville, still a slave of Human Blondage, showed up at Leon Eddie's with a new one wearing a ring on the important finger, even though Mrs. M. the 8th refuses him a divorce Tappen's Harry Wilson, headwaiter and there over 40 years, is an idol-smasher. Claims Lillian Russell was "not so pretty" Two Hollywood top stars investing much moolah In Latin-America Village Vanguard's Bill Pollard: "The gals reduce so thev won't wind up behind the weight ball!" SHAVINGS Good to hear that Jimmy Savo. the spunky comic who lost a leg, goes into the Persian Room come August Cast of "The Medium," thrilling thriller set to music, must be so stark and dramatic.

The other night he just missed the giggles when the chandelier, a important prop, Marilyn Teytor did a vice-versa move Swell bet for the bigtime Shirley Sheer, sings with Guy Granado's crew at Ben Maksik's Roadside. Gal has voice and something of Ella Logan's cheekiness Gertrude BRI EFER JOYCE and His ORCHESTRA the Hammond Organ DINNER $1 1 Served daily Irnm S-9 p. in. 12 to 9 p. m.

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