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Vn excel Ieel En teria inmen t
Western Swinging
and Twisting
Music by the Twilighters
4 Piece Band
Hawaiian Music
Rainbow Room
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6 Mile on the Bichardson Hwy
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; Enjoy the Western style
\ music of Judy, Danny
; and Bob nightly in the
; newly remodeled bars
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fit the
RIVERSIDE & WONDER BAR
Two 'Entrances — Street to St-reet — 535 1st and 563 2nd
“BILLY & THE ECHOES”
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Now Appearing Nightly
10 PM. to 5 AM.
TWIST CONTEST
Mon., Wed., Thurs.
PRIZE — $20 plus Bottle of Champagne
Breakfast ’Til 8 AM.
WESTERN INN
Richardson Highway
FINEST IN FAIRBANKS
Featuring The Gay Nighters
Ron, Bub, Lester, Artie
The
ROOM
and Broiler
8:30 Til 2 A.M.
j Delicious Charcoal Broiled Steaks
I $43 Second Ave. Dial GL 6-6066
Despite the lousy weather over j
the weekend Fairbanksans were
out looking for live entertainment—
and they found it.
The Sunset Strip opened a new
floor show with the “Make Be- ;
lieves" just out of Las Vegas' Free- j
moot Hotel after 15 smash engage- |
ments.
Tiny Diamond headlines the show j
with Dave Miller at the piano rud
Kenny Field as a vocalist and play
ing the base fiddle.
If you like laughing von will en
i joy this group with them action
packed music, driving vocals and
hilarious comedy.
Faith Winthroo is still necking
i them in to the Ron*n-m Roam at
Steve Boinich’s Model Cafe.
Miss Winthrop has a soft voice,
I nrovocative charm and wonderous
i ly inviting eyes.
From Faith comes the sounds of
i one .whose name has more meaning
! than a name alone It denotes a io
■ tal attitude toward the oroHlem of
; existence in our society todav.
Ol' Steve is verv proud of the
j new charcoal broiler in the Model
and still prides himself in offering
a menu unexcelled anvwhere.
Don Gilbertson's Pinch selves
only food — no entertainment. But
what food!
Cliff Williams, chef on the old
Alaska Steamship “Yukon”. cooks
to order the most delicious Chinese
dishes.
One of Cliff's favorite dinners, in I
addition to the Chinese food, is
curry and rice with chutney, which
ne learned to cook while in India, j
A veteran of ocean trips. Wil
liams has made seven trips.around
the world as chef on the President
Monroe of the old President Lines.
Eating at the Ranch is a treat.
Billy and The Echoes are still
playing their “twist” music to jam
packed crowds at the Western Inn.
Coming directly from the -East
j Coast. Atlanta, Ga., The Echoes have
! really got the local yokels twisting.
“Big Bert” Higgins and his charm
ing wife. Betty, are your host$ at
the Western Inn.
They now offer a twist contest
on Monday. Wednesday and Thurs
day with the winner receiving $20 in
cash and a bottle of champagne.
Judy Allen, singing and playing j
the rhvthm guitar at the Rh’^rsid;? 1
and Wonder B»r. hails f,-om StoeV
ton. Calif., where she was a head
liner on TV shows.
Prior to going to Stockton, Judy
was in radio for five years in Valle
! jo. Calif.
| Danny Maes, who is on the show
| with Judy and Bob, who plays the
; base fiddle, sings a variety of songs
in Spanish, Hawaiian and just plain
“rock and roll”.
You can sit back a relax at the
‘ Gold Rush listening to the good old
j time tunes if you wish, and when
j they play the Hawaiian music you
can almost visualize the surf l'oll
ing in.
Wes Miller, manager of PawUne’s
Rainbow Room, has been in Alaska
for 14 years, and plavs the guitar.
Leader of the band at Pauline’s
is Alex Klick, playing the steel gui
tar, who says he has had jobs and
played music in every state in the
Union.
Although he plays evenings, Kliek
works in the daytime for Wien Al
aska Airlines.
With Klick in the band, are Roy
Osborne. Charlie McVeigh and
Floyd Hoagland.
Their kitchen is now open and
they serve the finest in steaks,
chops, French Dips, and sandwiches.
The Crystal Room’s twist contest
is still going full blast with music
by the Gay Nighters, Ron, Bob,
Lester and Artie.
Besides being just about tops in
Alaska as far as nightclubs go, the
l Crystal Room provides charcoal
j broiled steaks at all hours at prices
I which are not too rough on the
pocketbook.
Winners of the twist contest will
receive a round-trip for two to Se
attle via Alaska Airlines GoMen
Nugget jet to see the World’s Fair.
Free Lunch from 12 'Til 2 P.M. -v'
at the famous
GOLD RUSH SALOON
537 1st GL G-G410
Featuring
Chinese Food
and Steaks
by Chef Cliff Williams
No Entertainment . . .
Just Good Food!
\ 4 P.M. to 2 A.M.
Cocktails, Barbecued Ribs and Cnicken
THE RA-NCH
WITH AN ORIENTAL FLAVOR
2203 Cushman — Don Gilbertson. Boss — GL G-7083
FOOD AT ITS BEST
Enjoy your favorite beverage
and listen to Faith Winthrop,
vocalist from San Francisco,
and Ei!l 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
Va Mile Richardson Hiway
CLUB
GL 6-4747