The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05

There are many other skating fea-
lures including Cathleen Pope, known
by all as the queen of the ice"
Murray's Roman Gardens continues
to be the popular dancing and eating
palace of West Forty second street.
Many folks on the way TO the theatre
speak in high praise of the so cent
luncheon served daily. Excellent dane
ing is afforded from noon to midnight.
The Strand Roof, Broadway and
Forty-seventh street, presents an all
star cast of dainty and talented girlies.
This new and elaborate fall review is
presented nightly at 1880 and 1880
by Lea HerTick and Julian Alfred. A !
noteworthy dinner de luxe is served
from $3.50 to $3.50 at $1.75.
Gcssler's Campus Restaurant, at
Columbus avenue and 104th street,
presents. Broadway Jones and his
jazz band. There is no argument
when that band plays the dancers
lust can't sit the dance out. A spe-
cial dinner Is served at $3.50 and at all
hours a la carte service can be had.
The Black Devil Jazz Band, led by
Lieut. ]. Timm Brymm, made millions
Of soldiers happy in France. The
same can be said here, for they play
Nightly at Reisenweber's, Columbus
Circle. and the music they play makes
them equally popular with the dane
ers. Sophie Tucker is here, jazzier
than ever, in several new special
ties. A dinner is served in the main
restaurant for $1.25.
Patrons of Pabst's Harlem, the new
dancing place on 126th street, near
| Seventh avenue. will be entertained
| Wednesday evening by Evelyn Hub
| bells Dancers, twenty young women,
who will present Swiss folk dances in
costume. Marcus Nathan who directs
! this popular new dancing rendezvous,
Is arranging other special entertain
ment features. Sessions are held
nightly and Saturday, Sunday and
holiday afternoons. Dancing pal tners
are provided for patrons who have
none.
|
season Fountain Inn, on the Merrick
road, at Lynbrook, l.. l., is ready for
capacity business. This highway has
always been the favorite motor drive
OF tourists, and as the inn is situated
directly on the main road that leads TO
either the north or south shore on3
cannot pass without a thought Of
dining or dancing at this popular
rendezvous. Noted for its excellent
food and congenial atmosphere, this
dining and dancing resort has taken
rapid strides in becoming one of the
leading "stopoffs' under the manage
ment of Messrs. Thiessen & Henning-
sen.
With the racing season again In
vogue on Long Island, Blossom Heath
Inn. on the Merrick road, at Lynbrook,
J is attracting a select gathering of
racing enthusiasts, who can be seen
nightly dining and dancing here after
each days card. The inn is but
short run from the Jamaica course
and the followers of the sport OF
kings" can leave the track Immediately
: after the final event and arrive In time
for dinner.
| with the Introduction OF afternoon
: tea dances daily from o'clock until the
. dinner hour at Pelham Heath Inn, or
2 the Pelham Parkway. this popular
motor rendezvous is now the gather
ing place OF a select clientele. who car
dine and dance away from the usua
S humdrum Of the city. Al lockers ant
A his syncopated orchestra. in connec
= ton with a spacious dance floor, mak'
n II worth while for short drive up thu
I Concourse and then via the Pelham
g Parkway to the inn. These tea
: dansants will continue as the attrac
!. ton here during the winter months.