Acts And Entertainments

March, 1970

Vic Damone is one of those quietly dynamic masters of the vocal art who can handle a Jimmy Van Heusen love lyric or a Jim Webb ballad with equal ease. When Vic strolled onto the stage of the Empire Room in Chicago's Palmer House, he looked for all the world as if he were window-shopping--except for the microphone in his hand. But he was soon working his wonders on middle-aged mothers and miniboppers alike. Damone prefers to perform right out there among his audiences; finding that difficult to d...