Unexcelled Entertainment
Western Swinging
and Twisting
Music by the Twilighters
4 Piece Band
Hawaiian Music
Pauline’s
Rainbow Room
at
6 Mile on the Richardson Hwy
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i TIME OUT FOR DANCING
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\ Enjoy the Western style
/ music of Judy, Danny
\ and Bob nightly in the
) newly remodeled bars
at the
RIVERSIDE & WONDER BAR
Two Entrances
Street to Street — 535 1st and 563 2nd
“BILLY & THE ECHOES”
Now Appearing Nightly
10 P.M. to 5 A.M.
TWIST CONTEST
Mon., Wed., Thurs.
PRIZE — $20 plus Bottle of Champagne
Breakfast *TiI 8 AM.
WESTERN INN
Ja-Mile Richardson Highway
FINEST IN FAIRBANKS
Featuring The Gay Nighters
Ren, Bob, Lester, Artie
The
CRYSTAL
ROOM
and Broiler
8:30 Til 2 A.M.
| Delicious Charcoal Broiled Steaks
543 Second Ave. Dial GL 6-6066
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Ice in the Tanana River at Nena
na was holding fast over the week
end, and it looked like we were go
ing back to winter, but the night
life in Fairbanks was going full
blast.
Tex Marshal and the Dungaree
Doll were playing to a lively crowd i
in the Gold Rush Saloon Sunday
evening.
Fred and Ruth Bracken, bar own
ers from Kodiak, were visiting in
Fairbanks and taking in the enter
tainment at the Gold Rush.
During the week Bud Vigue and
Joe Cheeko, owners of the Gold
Rush, feature the Can Can Girls
with Marshal coming in on Sunday.
The Gay Nighters are still play
ing to standing room only crowds
at the Crystal Room.
The twist contest is in full swing
at the Crystal Room. Prize for the
best twisters is a round-trip for two
via Alaska Airlines Golden Nugget
jet to Seattle.
Bob Patrick is leader of the Gay
Nighters and plays the base and
guitar. Ron Ogden plays the drums,
Art Elam the guitar, and Lester Mc
Intosh the saxaphone and vibes. Al
together there are 15 instruments
in the band.
Finals for the twist contest will
be May 20.
Faith Winthrop is still packing
them into the Bonanza Room con
necting with Steve Boinich’s Model
Cafe.
Inspired by the locale of Fair
banks, Miss Winthrop sings “Up the
Lazy River” as “Up the Chena
River” nightly in the Bonanza
Room, and threatens to come out
shortly in sequinncd mucklucks.
Bill Bright, pianist for Miss Win
throp, is originally from Seattle,
where he played at the Canlis. Red
Carpet and Crabapple restaurants.
Alex Klick’s Twilighters are still
providing the entertainment in
Pauline's Rainbow Room at 6-mile
on the Richardson Highway.
Making up the four piece band
with Klick are Roy Osborne, Char
lie McVeigh and Floyd Hoagland.
The kitchen at the Rainbow Room
is now open and Wes Miller, man
ager, is serving the finest in steaks,
chops, French dips, and sandwiches.
Western swinging, twisting, rock
and roll—plus Hawaiian music are
all featured by the Twilighters.
Pauline’s is a fine place to dine
and dance.
Chef Cliff Williams is still dish
ing out his delicious Chinese food
at Don Glbertson's Ranch.
Sam Umbenhauer, chief of the
power division of Ralph M. Parsons
Co., who was in our party said he
hadn’t tasted Chinese food like the
Ranch’s since he left Hong Kong,
China.
The Ranch is one of Fairbanks’
oldest establishments.
Playing nightly from 10 p.m. to
5 a.m. at the Western Inn are Billy
and the Echoes.
On Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday the Western Inn features
a twist contest.
Lively and loud are the only
words to describe the excellent
music of Billy and the Echoes.
“The Make Believes,” starring
! Tiny Diamond are now appearing
nightly at the Sunset Strip Club at
% mile on the Richardson Highway.
With Diamond in a pantomime act
are Dave Miller and Kenny Field.
Between shows the group plays
music for dancing.
Judy Allen headlines the show at
the Riverside and Wonder Bar with
Danny Maes on the steel guitar and
Bob Schumacher playing the base
fiddle, violin and banjo.
Judy plays the guitar and sings,
and the band plays western, hill bil
ly and rock and roll music.
Their rendition of “San Antonio
Rose” is the finest we have heard.
Danny Maes sings a variety of
music in Spanish, Hawaiian and
English.
Prior to coming to Fairbanks.
Judy Allen appeared for several
weeks on television in Stockton
Cal.
HAVE FUN!
Can Can Girls! O
Honky Tonk Piano »w
Ukranian Folk Dance
Community Singing
Draft Beer
Free Lunch from 12 'Til 2 P.M.
at the famous
GOLD RUSH SALOON
537 1st GL 6-6410
I Featuring
Chinese Food
and Steaks
by Chef Cliff Williams
No Entertainment . . .
♦ Just Good Food!
\ 4 PM. to 2 AM.
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Cocktails, Barbecued Ribs and Chicken
THE RANCH
WITH AN ORIENTAL FLAVOR
2203 Cushman — Don Gilbertson, Boss — GL 6-7085
FOOD AT ITS BEST
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Enjoy your favorite beverage
and listen to Faith Winthrop,
vocalist from San Francisco,
and Bill Bright, pianist, night
ly in the Bonanza Bar and
Persian Room.
OUR CHARCOAL BROILER IS THE FINEST
MODEL CAFE
548 2nd
GL 6*6412
Now Appearing Nightly
"THE MAKE BELIEVES"
Starring TINY DIAMOND
Entertainment
at its Best!
with
Pantomime Like You've
Never Seen It Before!
DANCING AND FLOOR SHOW
SUNSET STRIP CLUB
V4 Mile Richardson Hiway
GL 6-4747