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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1933
Page
21
Readable fragments indicate a local show bill listing acts for New Year’s Eve. The item notes performances and venue timing, highlighting scheduled artists and event host, signaling a community entertainment night to ring in the new year.
Alamo Nightclub plans a New Year’s Eve gala headlined by Hillis and Tint performing acrobatic and adagio dances, with The Bluettes trio and the Texas Rockets ensemble. Hillis and Flint return from the West Coast to star, while Chuck Woods and a 12 piece orchestra provide music. Reservations at $4 plus tax.
Warner Baxter stars in Paddy the Next Best Thing showing at community houses for three days. Film and theatre fans are invited to enjoy the comedy drama presented in local venues with Baxter in the lead role.
Plaza announces a big New Year’s Eve party with Dorothy Lodovic Dooley headlining a nine gala floor show. The dancer, famed from Moulin Rouge and later in Go ing Hollywood with Bing Crosby, Marion Davies, and Broadway to Hollywood. She will soon headline Cat and the Fiddle in San Antonio, backed by Dave Hartman and his CBS orchestra.
The Marcus Show arrives January 18 at the City Auditorium for a midnight performance, billed as the largest act at a bargain price under $3. The lineup features Leon Miller, Ben McAtee, Lillian McCoy, Ben Winsome, Dottle Coudy, Georgene Millar, and many more with a 36 member chorus, the Marcus Peaches.
Two orchestras are set for the St Anthony hotel New Year’s Eve dance. Glenn Lee and his orchestra will play their farewell engagement while Paul Christensen’s orchestra opens the night. Miss Blaner Thatcher, blues singer, appears with Christensen’s band.
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