Fort Lauderdale News from Fort Lauderdale, Florida • 94

42F Fort Lauderdale Newe, Friday, October 1, 1971 Hopeful Arrivals, I TRADER JACK'S 'Were the (Action 9i" SUN. THRU THURS. LADIES' DRINKS Va PRICE Of Favorites BlsCOU NT "LIQUOR "s'fo RE OPEN 10 A.M. TIL 2 A.M. 5f OCEAN DrI VE "lAU DE A 1 Block South of Commercial onA-l-A Dot Broadway 1 ATTriiTiflM rnnn iniirnci U2J Broadway- Theater nilUiMUH IUUU LUVLHO! I "PERRY IS BACK IN POMPANOrS-iJ i with his famous, delicious food.

In addition, he is now serving GREEK CUISINE and GREEK SALAD. Open For Lunch Man. thru Fri. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Sat. 4:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sun. 4:30 p.m.

to 10 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. from 11 A.M. to 1 A.M.

Phone 942-4492 PERRY'S (Also known as Perry's Steak House and Pub) 235 S. Federal Pompano Beach fect-crime" conspiracy along with Keith Baxter. SRO. "The Me Nobody Knows," Longacre, 220 W. 48th-Ghetto life described by school children, plus music.

"The Rothschilds," Lunt Fontanne, 205 W. 46th-The rise of Europe's famous banking family, starring Hal Linden. OFF-BROADWAY Current attractions include: "Black Jirl," Theater De Lys, 121 Christopher; "God-spell," Promenade, 76th Broadway; "Jacques Brel Is Alive Well Living in Paris," Village Gate, 160 Bleecker; "Play Strindberg," Forum, 150 W. 65th; "Leaves of Grass," Theater Four, 424 W. 55th; "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," Mercer-Hans-berry, 240 Mercer; "The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man in-the-Moon Marigolds," with Joan Blondell now starring, at the New, 154 E.

54th; "The Fantasticks," 181 Sullivan; "The House of Blue Leaves," Truck Warehouse, 79 E. t4h; "Waiting for Godot," Sheridan Square, 99 Seventh Ave. celebration, stilL drawing husky trade. "Lenny," Atkinson, 256 W. 47th Cliff Gorman portrays with song and sketch the sundry tribulations of Lenny Bruce.

"No, No, Nanette," the 46th Street, 226 W. 4t6h-The super-SRO musical peek at the good old days, with Ruby Keeler, Jack Gilford, Bobby Van, Helen Gallagher and Patsy Kelly. "Oh! Belasco, 111 W. 44th-Sexplicit sketches and songs, sometimes funny. "Promises, Promises," Shu-bert, 225 W.

44th-Burt Bach-arach Hal David, music, Neil Simon jokes about an eager young corporate beaver. 245W. 52nd Lampoon tuner of Southern small town black-white relationships, with Clea-von Little and Patti Jo. "1776," Majestic, 247 W. 44th The nation's Founding Fathers come off their pedestals in a stirring musical.

"Sleuth," Music Box, 239 W. 45th High-powered melodrama with Paul Rogers replacing Anthony Quayle in "per- piln rp pljp iLkui iMBfattJ ImjBkmd Ltty pjj intfii Tm iHm mfiBk 1207 Si. 17th Street Causeway, Fort Lauderdale Phone 522-2179 Bob Reynolds Wed. thru Sot. 8 to 12 Piano Organ Th Associated Press NEW YORK Broadway's new theater season includes an array of long-run favorites in addition to hopeful arrivals.

Following is a complete guide to all October events, includ-' ing theater location, leading players and what each show is about. Unless otherwise indicated tickets to all performances are readily available. PREMIERES Scheduled openings are: Double Solitaire," a tandem about marriage by Robert Anderson, yesterday at the Golden, 252 W. 45th "Jesus Christ Superstar," rock opera, Oct. 12, Hellinger, Slst Broadway; "The Incomparable Max," a play about English wit Sir Max Beerbohm starring Richard Kiley and Clive Revill, Oct." 19, Royale, 246 W.

45th. Also, "Ain't Supposed to Die a Natural Death," all-black musical based on some disc hits, Oct. 20, Barrymore, 242 W. 47th; "To Live Another Summer," a musical melange from Israel, Hayes, 210 W. 46th; "Unlikely Heroes," three shorts by novelist Philip Roth starring Lou Jacobi, Plymouth, 236 W.

45th; "On the Town," musical revival with Phyllis -Newman and Ber-nadette Peters, Oct. 31, Imperial, 249 W. 45th. NOW RUNNING "Applause," Palace, 1564 Broadway Anne Baxter presides over prize musical about a star challenged, by a young rival. Scarce.

"Black Light Theater of Prague," City Center, 131 W. 55th The pantomime novelty winds up a limited run Oct. 3. "Butterflies Are Free," Booth, 222 W. 45th Gloria Swanson takes over as the mother of a rebellious youth in blithe comedy about real and emotional blindness.

"Company," Alvin, 250 W. 52nd Another film veteran, Jane Russell, leads the way through a musical maze about urban marriage. "Fiddler on the Roof," Broadway, B'way at 53rd The all-time musical champ now in its' eight year, with Paul Lipson as the redoubtable papa. "Follies," Winter Garden, 1634 B'way Alexis Smith, Gene Nelson, Dorothy Collins and John McMartin as stage couples hung up on old romance at a musical showbiz reunion. "Hair," Biltmore, 261 W.

47th The pioneer rock-beat DINNER MENU Xv iw i FROM THE HEARTH Served with Crisp Towed Green Salad, Choice of Dressing, Baked Idaho Potato, Butler or Sour Cream Variety of Breads Choice lomb Chop! 5.30 Filet Mgnon 5.05 Strip Sirloin Tollies' To Aid Volunteer Group 6.15 4.95 Steak and Ta3 5.60 icv 4.25 10 or. Delmonico Steak 3.10 DINNER Served with Salad, Choice of Dressing, Vegetable Selection and Assorted Breads Roost Prime Rib of Beef 4.95 Oyster Rodcefetler 3.35 Florida Red Snapper laaWCuf 3.95 friedOwten 2.75 IGrgGohlea 4.45 4.85. 3.25 Asstd Seafood Platter Boiied Oyster Buccaneer'. 3.35 Scanpl 3.35 Junto fried Skimp 2.90 Beef Kabob 3.85 Fried Spring Chidien 2.75 Sauted Jumbo Frog legs 4.05 fried Deep Sea Scafopt 2.60 lobster Talk 5.25 Florida lobster Tail 3.95 Trout Amandw 3.45 THE DAILY FARE Served with Baked Potato or Vegetable du Jour, Tossed Green Salad and Variety of Breads On Monday, Oct. 11, the curtain goes up on the sixth annual edition of "Gold Key Follies." Proceeds of the two-hour variety show will go to aid the Retarded Children's Helpers, a volunteer group assisting Pre-School Retarded Children in this area.

The show, which features the talented residents of Gold Key Leisure Village, is a fast-paced blend of comedy, music and dance. Production numbers will include a Can-Can, a precision march specialty, a salute to George M. Cohan and a soft shoe chorus number to "Tea for Two" from the currently popular Broadway show "No, No, Nanette." The male chorus will also offer "There Is Nothing Like A Dame" from "South Pacific." A production within a production has been staged, written and produced by Clara Haase, former trapeze artist. Called "Cabaret Days," it highlights Miss Haase's recreation of the immortal Sophie Tucker. Comedy turns include George S.

Kaufman's "If Men Played Cards as Women Do," and an original, "Picking the Colors," which details the agonies of project managers when home buyers come pick their colors. "Laugh-In" type vignettes and blackouts will intersperse the musical action of the show. Solo spots will feature the dijets of Gina and Nick Beni, Jerry Layton, former Radio WAVS talkmaster, the tenor of John Glynn, a moving ballad by Sol Farber, a comedy duet by Jimmy Monaco and Renee Glazer and a banjo specialty. The entire show is planned and directed by Syl Reilly. Choreography is by Betty Reilly, assisted by Charlotte Karkella and Susan Cuccaro.

Tickets for the show are $1.50 and may be obtained by calling Mrs. Schmidt at 731-6926 or Mrs. Heigl at 731-3398. The show will run for six days, from Oct. 11 to 16.

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