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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1963
Page
9
The review lauds Fanelli’s impassioned Exodus piece and a polished Stop the World medley. It notes his strong version of What Kind of Fool Am I, and praises Ree Burnnell as a striking distraction while belting out tunes. A harmonica rendition of Swinging Shepherd Blues adds a surprise element, making the act a must see.
The May 3 1963 Southern Nevada Memorial column lists multiple births with parents in Las Vegas Henderson and Pittman Nev. Entries name the newborns by gender and home addresses including 321 W Cincinnati Apt 1 LV and 2437 St George St LV. Several entries show May and 1943 dates with families such as Gary Larsen Alfred Hinton Charles Harris Kelly Robinson Burt Davis and Carl Nelson among others.
In Trinidad Jennie recalls watching locals perform a dangerous broken bottle dance as she tours the Strip. She jokes that performing the act in her Dunes Persian Room act could tear her dress, explaining her reluctance.
Las Vegas review notes Joan OBrien twice washed hair during songs while Nellie Furshes later replaced her. Since December 20 opening, 1420 gallons water used in the scene and 12814 shampoo tubes emptied by curtain call. Gay Ed monds performs two nightly shows, then retires to dressing room under a dryer, praising her role.
The new Moro-Landis production opens with the Most American Girls in the World dressed in flag colors. Saharra stands out with a black hair note while the ballroom party detail recalls a birthday cake with 58 candles. Louis Basil's orchestra enhances the show.
Singer Jennifer Marshall, a favorite in Canada, Mexico, the West Indies, South America and U.S. supper clubs, performs in eight languages with a husky voice and dramatic ability. Patrons praise her glamorous look and wit as she communicates clear meaning in song.
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