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JOHN L. SCOTT before the nertl Assembly cf the United Nations la New York Citr on Oct. 21 Hong Kong Fare Runs the Gamut 5 I 'Les Girls' Star Added Kaye Stevens has been signed by producers Sammy Lewis and Danny Dare to headline "Vive Les Girls," French-typa stage revue opening Nov. 15 at Melodyland Theater. Energetic Kaye, who has been atarring ia club and television appearances, will head a company of 40 in "Vive Les Girls," a musical extravaganza.

Among featured attractions will be a lineup of ihowgirls, a chorus of young dancers, plus an assortment of night club acts. Indian Will Sing at USC Subbulakshml, Indian singer, will give her debut concert In Les Angeles to-right In Eovard Auiltori-tim tt USC. Her progrtm will Include classical, semi-classical, devotional and folk songs from both north and south India, and will repeat much of what she Miss Alberghetti to Headline Show Anna Marie Alberghettl will headline a stage show tonight at the Hilltop Theater in Tujunga. Comedian Paul Gilbert and Stan Kra-xner's 'Les Jolies Pou- Two contrasting instrumental groups furnish a variety of music at ths Century Pirn's Hong Kong Bar this week, Hinging from soft Hawaiian rhythms to Dixieland ad boogie-woogie. Any ilnglng various member! of Rena Paulo's four one and Big Tiny Llttle'i sextet give it a go) la purely coincidental; and mostly in th comedy vein.

Pianist Paulo and his boya open proceedings with some very Ustenabli tunes, including Satin Doir a la Royol Highland Fusiliers' regimental band, pipers and ON THE MARCH The drummers will put on i A Ml Big Tiny Littla MOVIE CALL SHEET 'Scalp' Next for Lancaster pettes' will tured. also be fea- SEATS AVAILABLE FOR DINO DE LAURENTIIS frmamm At, Arena tonight end Sunday. toria, Long Island, with assembled Word War II footage of the campaigns of the 36th Texas and 63rd Blood and Fire divisions for "O.K., Private Dilbeck" the John Beck production which will begin filming the end of the year. The film biography tells of the activities of the wartime hero. BETTY MARTIN in) line vi 10 AM.

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Mill st art Mutuil AkIn. PlM 627-1243 tor yK Mirnt Mcatiem. HBBMBMBBel AIM AviiU6H tt ill StittwUt TIlMUw. MaMSMHaHSl Would you believe "Rose of San Antone," "Old Piano Roir and 'Cotton Fields?" Tiny at the piano whomps up a stirring "Old Man River," and "Down the Road a Piece" with apologies to Freddy Slack and his famous boogie-woogie, while Little's various sidemen, Gordon Lutz, Lou Slno, Dick Lopez, Jim Bates and Glenn Blair have their innings in "Lova for Sale," "Sing, Sing, Sing" and "Tiger Rag." Put it this way, the Hong Kong Bar has something for just about everybody this week. New Entertainment Format The Slate Bros.

Club on La Clenega Is open again after a summer's breather this time with a different enter tainment format. Four comedians and a comedienne-singer work individually and together in sketches, routines and blackouts. i As can be imagined, the first show or two were marvels of confusion but the idea is sound for an intimate ttte-spot likes the Slates' bistro. Several peers of the entertainers have dropped in already to enjoy the fun, including Milton Berle, Jan Murray and Allen and Rossi. The four comedians are Jerry Lester, Mickey Man ners, Sid Gould and Eddie Hanley.

Allison McKay represents the distaff side. Informality is the key to this type of show, with each of the performers offering his comedy "schticks," most of which are familiar to old-timers but amusing, nonetheless, If there's a "star," it's veteran Jerry Lester, although Mickey Manners, a fast-rising comedian, runs him a good race. Miss McKay, a familiar figure on the Playboy Club circuit, has some diverting business and sings a couple of times. For several years, Billy Gray operated his Band Box successfully on much the same format. Henry Slate is hoping the idea catches on again with the public.

Mel Carter Due at the Grove Maior night club openines next week Include Mel Car-' 'DODGER STADIUM Marshal Named William Schallert will be honorary marshal in the Santa Monica City College homecoming Parade, jointly sponsored. by the associated students and the local chamber of commerce. Festivities will take place Nov. 5. FREDERICK BRISSONS nuui inn PORTER I MUttM OOOOHMtT -sr JEROME COWAN mil mn SPACIOUS NEW LOCATION! k.ia SUM.

The Ireedlov Sonic 1 The AMX A Mercury Space Capsule Lunar Space Vehicle tI ii MATS. SAT.) 2:30 ANNE ROGERS Available Music ar Mutual leniU PIWM Keurvstien HtfiJM'ESrflSPGS: Jpii'sr ffvi oct Levy Gardner Laven Productions and Burt Lancaster's Norlan Productions have entered into an association to co-produce "The Scalp Hunters," in which Lancaster will star for United Artists' release. The pre-Civil War story of fur trappers and Indians will begin filming In January with Jules Levy, Arthur Gardner and Arnold Laven producing from an original story and screenplay by William Norton. Sydney Pollack has been set to direct. James Whitmore joins -Rod Taylor, John Luciana Paluzzl and Er-; nest Borgnine in "Chuka," western film which Taylor, is producing with Jack Jason under his Rodlor banner in association with Pa-' ramount.

The actor willJ remain at the studio for the new role as he is currently completing a co- starring role in the Blake a s' production, "Waterhole No. 3." "Logan's Run," a novel by William Nolan and George Clayton Johnson to be published by Dial Press next spring, has been acquired for filming by Stan Canter, former in- banker turned producer. Canter will produce under his Triangle Productions banner. Alan Arkin, known for his role of the Soviet officer in "The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming," has been signed by Warner Bros, for a starring role in the film version of "Walt Until Dark," starring Audrey ILL THE ELEGAiaOE MElRS-GCUMYNMAYEft v-fi Hundreds of Ideas for Modern Living and Recreation MOBILE HOMES TRAVEL TRAILERS CAMPERS MOTOR HOMES Ellington; "Kailua," dur- ing which Paulo switches to vibraphone; "La Bom-ba" and an interesting Mack the Knife," featuring Rene back at the piano. He displays classical training in this one, leading up to the "Mack" theme by way of Bach, Beethoven and Brahms.

Quite a do! After Paulo's group leaves the stage, Big Tiny Little brings on his jazz outfit for bits of this and that FEATHER CfflM rarely plays Jazz clubs these days, has set his quintet for a fortnight at Shelly's Manne Hole starting Jan. 24. CORRECTION: Type-garbling last Monday changed my description of Ash Grove Binger Steve Mann's lyrics from "ingenious" to "ingenuous," and the reference to Willie Mae Thornton's style from "vintage Bessie Smith" to "vintage Effie Smith." Apologies to them both. i -jig, i iirmmii mmm musical display ot Sports Hepburn. The actor is currently in New York directing the play, "AH Hall Scrawdyke." Following its opening Nov.

20, he heads for Paris and a role in Vit-torlo de Sica's "Woman Times Seven," starring Shirley MacLalne. Filming on "Dark" is scheduled for January. Stage and TV director Mark Rydell has been signed by producer Raymond Stross to make his motion picture directorial debut with "The Fox," Starring British actress Anne Heywood. Rydell was nominated for an Emmy for "The Loser segment of the I Spy series. Filming will begin in Toronto Dec.

5 under the ban ner of Steve Broldy's Mo-nori Pictures Internation- Columbia's New Talent a has developed 'another young actress, -Alexandra Hay, who has been signed to a long-terra exclusive contract by the studio. Royal Dano has been signed by MGM for tha role of Pretty Horse in "Pistolero" which stars Glenn Ford, Angle Dickinson and Chad Everett. Richard Thorpe Is producing and directing. Film editor Peter Zinner has returned from the government library at As FOR ADDITIONAL THEATERS PLEASE TURN TO PG. 3 PART 3.

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Miss Morgan, who has been around supper clubs for a while, has developed a new sound, which she exhibits in her Epic single, "Good Lovin'," and in her album "Fresh Flavor." Most fans know her for silky-smooth renditions of such things as "Fascination" and "The Day the Rains Came." Songstress Jody Miller appears as an added attraction en the Shelley Berman show at the Royal Tahitian, louth of Ontario on Riverside Drive, this weekend. PAN PACIFIC ADD. IEVEM.Y NEAX FAIRFAX NOON -1 1 PM DAILY Cbcatcrs Cpokcn Drama THE EXQUISITE 0IURU OF 'G18I' "Wonderful! Ravew era chakissz, uoira shearer a XIZI JXAMMAIRE, ROLAMO PETIT 'Drum Clinic' Will Feature Louis Bellson MAURICE OHEVAUER LAST 2 TIMES LrtOI IIIYILO DICK KALLMAN Suts Still Pavilion Box Office, or Sa. Calif. Sli i MlW Of firs.

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One of the most underrated singers on the scene, 2 Alexandria, has brought her powerful pre-i to the recently opened New Tropicana Club, on Manchester which proclaims itself The Birdland of the West Coast." No hard liquor yet, but plenty of ijard bop, for in addition tu Miss Alexandria the I how includes veteran trumpeter Kenny Dorham tnd former Basle tenor sax man Frank Foster, backed by the Bobby Haynes Trio, through Nov. 5. The Lighthouse-in Her-mosa Beach is featuring a curiosity, the Ramsey Lewis Trio without Ramsey Lewis. When Lewis' bassist and drummer, El Dee Young and Red Holt, split with the pianist, they started their own. group, with a Lewis-style soloist, Hyser Don Walker, at th keyboard.

This group closes tonight; on Sunday afternoon the Oscar Peterson Trio takes over for a two-week stand. Memory Lane, still one of the most consistent jazz pots in town, has the Ray Bryant Trio this week; Mango Santamaria cornea in next week. Georgt Shearing, who JLIIMlMJMJIJM. Mon.rl.6:30:10-9:5S I0X OFFICE, IT MAS. KZit.li fredd av'ne in 111 "BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, I IE 1 Deity! immvxW'AiiiAMlMI kwk luiuuvii FLLU1I Iwm tvsree trtinwm mm YEARI" VI (ins 1 'i'r 1 i' iLi St I I I I II 3 1 Teniihf PJN.

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