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A top recording star with 'Arc Records,' he is assisted in this act by -Yvonne Terry, who will please Blue Horse lounge patrons with her dis- tinctive and warm personality. "The Show Stoppers" present Country Western Music at its best and their coming engage- mant ie an pavent in" he hear- alded by Lancaster patrons. FRANK MOTLEY and his five-man crew open an engage- ment Monday at the Central Hotel's Gold Rush Lounge. Exponents of Modern Jazz in the real modern idiom, they produce a wide variety of enter- tainment, including Rock N' Roll, standards and popular tunes. Frank, a composer in his own right, is on the trumpet, King Herbert Whitaker is on tenor sax, Curley Bridges at piano, Larry Ellis, electric\bass, and Jerry Summers on drums. Frank grew up in the same town as Dizzy Gillespie (Cheraw, 8.C.) and decided early that he didn't want to compete with Dizzy so he learn- ed to play two trumpets in 'my own style'. Critics agree that he has beautiful clarity of tone and perfect control of the two trumpets. Over a period of years, he has developed lip and breath control to play first and second trumpet at the same time. Frank holds a degree in Engi- neering from South Carolina State College. He also played trumpet ("but only one"' in the U.S. Navy Band and later studied at the Chicago Conser- vatory of Music. GENERAL - MANAGER Mar- tin Chizen of the Spruce Villa Hotel lounge in Whitby has a special act starting next Mon- day for his patrons. It is Benny Silvertown -- the SEIJI OZAWA * ee « Frst Season trick-fiddle player -- with the Stagemen Trio, of which he is the star. Benny has proved to be a sock hit around the night club circuit with his violin and comedy songs. He will be as- sisted by Charles Rush, the colorful tenor, and piano-accor- dion player billed only as "George." : The trio is from Galt, Ont., 'and has toured. extensively in recent months in the Maritimes, including such John, N.B. and in their travels. THE CADILLAC HOTEL'S Coronet Room will hold~ over the hilarious comedy act of Earl Van and Vicki George for an additional week starting Monday, after which the team will depart for U.S. engage- ments. The team scored one of the biggest hits in the history of the Coronet Room and was held over by popular demand. THE STAGE DOOR LOUNGE at the Whitby Hotel will feature the Cliff Duphiney Duo -- direct from the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada -- starting next Monday. Manager James Maher says that Cliff Duphiney on the Ham- mond electric organ -- part of the duo -- is one of the best acts available today on the cocktail lounge circuit. The Stage Door did brisk bus- spots as Saint Halifax, N.S., ies recently with "The Gal- axies", the tiniest big band in the world with a unique brand of comedy and music. The lounge is one of the newer night spots in this area. PRESIDENT WALLACE YOUNG of the Oshawa branch of. the Canadian Concert Asso- ciation said this week that his group will soon announce its ros- ter of attractions for the com- ing season, The CCA hopes to bring the Canadian Opera Company to the McLaughlin Collegiate Auditori- um in "Carmen'"' next March -- another attraction that may show here is the Hart House Male Quartet. The CCA is currently conduct- ing its annual membership drive. _THE FACULTY OF MUSIC _ '| Trio, University of Toronto, will open the winter series of the Whitby Concert Association next Friday evening, Dec. 3 in On- tario Ladies' College. The trio consists of Jadwiga Michalska, flautist, Clara a | MAK & | HOME {REPAIRS | . 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