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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1963
Page
10
The LVHS Rhythemette Revue receives accolades for its sustained quality as Dorothy Kaiser chairs the Emblem Club ticket volunteers and Leah Brown notes the show sold out this year at Third and Fremont. Merchants again back the event, signaling hopes for a larger venue next year.
Former mayor C. D. Baker and his wife anticipate another Hawaii trip next month. They have five grandchildren. Daughter Phyllis is married to Dr. John Kaiser of the Veterans Hospital in Sparks with four children. Betty and husband Rowland Bandy of Associated Electric Supply in LA have a young son.
A lively gathering at Story Book Homes in Ivanhoe Way and Glen Heather features Dan Sparks of Mailman Truck Equipment and Don Lang’s family as guests. Attendees include Jess Hinkle from Oklahoma and Dave Bates noting a fashion trend toward light color suits as three model homes are shown.
Sally Rand celebrated at the Mint with Ted Horning Floyd Stevens and other entertainers in western regalia. Tex Williams suffered a California home blaze but rebuilds as Sid Fields notes Pat Moreno freed him to head to New York for an Ed Sullivan Show with Ben Blue. Sally teased a Shakespeare bit from local TV and praised Doris McComas as the salad course arrived. Wolfinger hinted at a Los Angeles hotel expansion to 26 or 27 floors. LAFF A DAY.
New York producer Leo Kerz said he would not produce Rolf Hochhuths The Vicar in the United States fearing it aids Nazis. The play about Pope Pius XII drew Catholic and Protestant condemnation and opened sellout in Berlin two months ago.
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