The New York herald., 1920-01-12

merite of these cafes said yesterday that
the final dirge would be played, the last
rites said, the climax of the play staged,
on Thursday night.
AT the hotels the same conclusion has
been reached. Walton II. Marshall of the
Vanderbilt, has reservations for Thurs
day night and Friday night that fill the
Della Robbia room and the great white
dining room on the main floor. Asked
yesterday if any more of the champagne
which he so generously gave on New
Years Eve again would be dispensed free
OF charge on Thursday night. he smiled
and said that question was being asked
at least q score of times each day. He
made IL known, however, that many had
indicated they would bring their own,
and he said he predicted another splash
which probably would outdo New Year s
Evo by many fathoms.
Good Cheer In Boomer Hotels.
The l.. NJ. Boomer hotels. including the
Waldo rf-Astoria, McAlpin. Annex and
Claridge. are preparing for large crowds
on the might of the wake" and while
nothing is admitted, IT may be assumed
that IL there is any general outpouring OF
wine or champagne in any New York
hotels Mr.. Boomer will see TO IL that his
patrons are not overlooked.
The Plaza Ritz-Carlton, Biltmore and
other large hotels announce extensive
be in New York from out Of the city to
take part In the jollification-or in the sor-
rev.
At midnight OF Friday IL will become a
Violate. of the law 10 serve liquor or har-
bor those who drink liquor in any public
place. Therefore all stocks that may pos
sibly remain in the cellars OF the Great
White Way restaurants, kept there
through these trying months for the bene-
fit OF the best friends" Inust be dispensed,
e given away or poured into the street TO
escana colfiscn ton by the government. II
= safe to say that no owner Of liquor will
see II taken by the hands that wrought the
change, and will give it away in greater
quantities on Thursday night than ever
before.
The management OF Paradise. atop OF
Reisenwebers has sent telegram OF in
vitation to w. II. Anderson, of the Anti
Ealoon League. saying that inasmuch rs
he has been responsible for the going OF
spirituous liquors he should attend and see
the manner in which his efforts are
crowned According to the senders. there
was no response to this telegram late
last night.
Ho: For Much FoOd--and Drink.
At the Cafe des Beaux Arts Andre
Bustanoby has arranged a special pro-
grafnme of music and souvenirs of ar
original type have been made. The BeauA
Arts long has been n mecca for those
seeking the utmost i'm French dancing and
drinking restaurants, and Immediately
18th the going into effect OF the latest
bone dry, air tight, no compromise law ht
will begin conducting q high class reStau
rant, serving food prepared by cooks ano
chefs OF all nationalities, so that persons
of all nationaities who have made the
Cafe des Beaux Arts their camping
ground may at least be assured OF the
finest prepared foods, cooked in thcii
own native manner.
at Maxim's, where Miss Catherine
walsh, comedienne. is appearing nightly
in n high class musical comedy skit, there
will be open house" on Thursday night
The management has arranged to have q
..ehow" running throughout the night and
the next day, and there will be a con-
tsuuous performance OF this musical pro.
duction.
Word comes from Thomas Healy's
Golden Glades that a new production vii
be staged, beginning early this week, in
Guiding in it's cast many widely knowr
broadway favorites. The ice carnival
which has been feature Of the Colder
Giades for many months, continues popu
lar. Every one is invited to put on skate!
at the Golden Glades on Thursday night
Skates will be brought with you, or maybe
some of them will be given away for use
on that night. Who can tell2
All in all, IL appears that old Broadwa,
will ring again on Thursday night as j
has rung on many occasions in the long
long ago. And why not? IL is the las
chance that ever will be offered