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9/27 For Evelyn Harvey ?╟÷ COLLIER*5 They Thought They Saw Zieqfeld Again For six former Ziegfeld Girls, oldest of whom was 57, memories of a by-gone glamorous success were paraded across a nightclub floor for them in Las Vegas at the Sands one night lat month. For sixty exciting minutes, the well-dressed ladies, not at all chorusy-girl looking, were in their glory as the beauty panorama played to them ?╟÷ for they were honored guests at the opening of ; t "Ziegfeld Follies of 1954" ?╟÷?╟÷ the first time the famous name had been se.en on a marquee in 20 years. Producer Jack Entratter, who secured the rights to the famous shows last year in the last business transaction made by Lee Shubert, gave the old girl-'n-tune filled productions a modern twist ?╟÷ using Frank Sinatra in original lyrics and choreography^ and dressing 21 beautiful modem Ziegfeld Girls in gowns and furs that would even make Flo proud, were he alive today to see it all. The last time "Ziegfeld Follies" was seen was in February of 1934 at the Winter Garden Theatre in New York City ?╟÷-?╟≤ and since that time, Shubert had said nobody came along who had enough ability to - more - Freeman company public relations BEVERLY HILLS. CAL, ?╟≤ 214 N. CANON DRIVE ?╟≤ CRES T VIEW 6-4326