Smothers Brothers Shine With Flair At Flamingo Las Vegas
Pat Vermillion reviews the Smothers Brothers headlining at the Flamingo in Las Vegas. Juliet Prowse calls them very special and unique as Tom’s ethnic antics mix with Dick’s steady bass to drive a lively but imperfect show. The pair rose from San Francisco’s Purple Onion to Mercury Records before returning to staging in a permissive, unrehearsed Las Vegas act.
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Juliet Prowse
Smothers Brothers
Flamingo
Brother Tom
Tom
Brother Dick
Smothers
San Francisco
The
Purple Onion
Mercury Records
Mercury
Las Vegas
Pretoria
Odd Man
Banjo Records Spark Mixed Feelings In 1964 Jazz Scene
Banjo music remains popular with night clubs and potential new recordings in 1964. Dan McCall and his Ban Jokers release Goofus on Group W 33003 from Manhattan’s first banjo parlor opened last winter. The live recording captures audience noise and nostalgic tunes though few new numbers appear, delivering warmth and realism despite schmaltzy classics.
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York
UPD
Dan McCall
the Red
Manhattan
Jerry Lewis on The Patsy and TV plans in Las Vegas
Las Vegas press chat with Jerry Lewis reveals five corporations and a sixth in the works for his business empire. He discusses The Patsy starring Peter Lorre and Keenan Wynn, a July release target, plus current work on The Disorderly Orderly and weekend yacht getaways with his six sons in San Diego Bay.
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Jerry Lewis
Los Angeles
L.A
Vegas
The
Sands
Paramount
Phil
Jerry Lewis & Sons Corp
Peter Lorre
Keenan Wynn
Ina Balin
John Carradine
Everett Sloan
Little Joe
San Diego Bay
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Poll
KLUC
Newton Brothers
Wayne and
Jerry
Las Vegas
Wheaton Springs
Newtons
Chicago
Wayne
New York
Nightlife lineups at famed Nevada lounges feature varied acts
Listing shows Las Vegas venues like Tropicana Sahara Desert Inn and Flamingo with performers such as Mary Kaye Trio Gene Sheldon Della Reese Johnny Desmond Patti Carlson and Natani Kele, detailing showtimes from late evening to early morning across lounges and bars.
Two Shows At 1 Bird High Button Shoes And Buttons
The Thunderbird Hotel hosts a Monte Proser double bill with Anything Goes Tonight. Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn's Buttons is set for 3, followed by Cole Porter's Anything Goes at midnight. Peter L. Marshall stars in Goes, with Eileen Rodgers in Mama role.
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High Button Shoes
Thunderbird
Monte Proser
Las Vegas
Jule Styne
Sammy Cahn
Buttons
Cole Porter
Peter L. Marshall
Billy Crocker
Pitchman Harrison Floy
Eileen Rodgers
Reno
Mama
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Pat Vermillion
SUN
By Patrick Vermillion
William D. Laffler
Jane
Ginger
Mary
Dinah Shore
By Ralph Pearl
Lewis
ABC
Abc-Tv
Leonard Goldenson
Madison Avenue
Jer
CBS
Nbc-Tv
Ralph Pearl
Mary Kaye Trio
Gene Sheldon
Martha Stewart
al DePaulis
Dubonnet
Tanya
Donna Reaser
LaFontaine
Gloria Tracy
Della Reese
Dick Haymes Jr
Bob Sims
Sahara Casbar Theater
Don Rickles
Freddy Bell
Roberta Linn
Gil
Nikki Key
Howard
Peter & Hank
Glen Tomlinson
Charlie Teagarden
Beverly Marshall
Jack Larson
Merry King
Dave Burton
Ernie Stewart
Danny Costello
Patti Carlson
Mickey Turner
Margo
Sasha Semenoff
Quar
Sultan
Belogor
al Nichols
Riviera
Starlight
Johnny Desmond
Phil Palumbo
Betty Ayres
Parkiing
Marty Helm
Desert Inn
Lady Luck Lounge
Davis and Reese
Don Cherry
Don Goldie
Litting
Maligda
Don Peterson
Thunderbird Lounge
Larry Steele
Big Beats
de Fuentes
Danny and
Dempsey Joe Burton
Stardust Lounge
de Castro
Nalani Kele
Rocky Rockwell
the Donatos
Esquivel
Stan Irwin
Congo Room
Jose Jiminez
Millis Bros
Louis Basil
Orchl Moro Landis Prod
Showtimes
Victor Borge
Martin Charisse
Ria
Robert Sidney
Redd Foxx
Casino de Paris
Phil Harris
EL Cortez
Edi Domingo
Cathy Ryan and
Gents
Dick Wells
Fremont
the Jets
Jody & the Misfits
Ray Smith Group
Paul Landon
Les Poupees de
Paris
Hong Kong
Nevada
Peter Anthony
the Gay Niters
NEW Frontier
Jurner & Smith
Sahara
Tony Pastor
Tory Wynters
Stubby Pastor
Jay Hoyle
Sue Wilson
T.N.T
Red Hawk Henry
Stardust
Tropicana
Folies Bergere
Eileen Rodgers and
Peter Marshall
Jack Cathcart
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