The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Nerv Revues and
Music at Hotels
and Restaurants
Ambassador Opens It's Italian
Gardens for After Theatre
Parties.

: The Hotel Ambassador opened last
Tuesday evening its italian gardens.
xs5cr'A the Ambassador orchestra plays
each afternoon. and also in the evening.
when after theatre parties are gwen.
Fred A. Reed is preparing the ornate
black and gold room of the Hotel Clar-
ldge for a series of after the theatre sup
per dances to begin next month.
The terra Gotta grill room of the Nc
Alpin Hotel reopened last Monday for
luncheon and dinner. The supper and
dances there have been well patronized
always.
The Waldorf-Astoria grill room will
open on Monday for dinner and supper.
Joseph Knecht will have his orchestra
there from the roof garden for dancing
from o'clock each evening until /.
The Hotel Bristol opened a fourth
dining room last Thursday to accom-
nlodate $50 more patrons.
At Huyler's Restaurant at sos Fifth
avenue each afternoon and evening Miss
Vinson presides as hostess In the up
stairs dining room. In the evening from
to a special fixed priced dinner is
served.
Reisenweber's last week celebrated the
opening of two revues In addition to the
formal opening of the new Crystal Room
last Thursday evening. On Monday
night Ben Bernie and his. players, fea-
turing Miss Sally Fields. In addition to
Make and Hall and West, appeared
on Paradise Roof. In the Crystal Room
the 'All Star Revue" produced by Henry
Fink, featured Florie-Fl Johnny
Dale. Miss Violet Bristow and others.
The Golden 0lades Roof Garden atop
the Thomas Healy restaurant at Broad
way and Sixty-slxth street II inaugural
Ing additional entertainment programme
for its patrons. Besides the International
skaters who nightly take possession OF
the new ice surface q number Of other
entertainers. heAhed by Frank Fay, q
musical comedy star ana vaudeville top
liner, will be an attraction beginning
next Tuesday.
Following the closing Of tho Hotel
Astor Roof week ago the scene of
nightly festivities has shifted TO the
Indian grill, which was opened last Sat-
urday night for the winter season. The
grill room has been enlarged to twice
its former eize during the summer
months.
New York now has Z Persian eating
place. 1t is called the Omar Khayyam
Restaurant and is at ~ West Thirty
fifth street, under the direction Of Mira
Shirszi. Music Of old world strains u
played nightly.
At the Great Northern Hotel. at 11S
West Fffty-seventh street, several rooms.
with and without bath, have been re-
served for yearly rental
Tho Town House, at Central Park
West and Sixty-scventh street, has
opened this week Its restaurant Man
ager Rousselot has insugurated table
d'hote and a la carte service.
The Tally-Ho. at 20 East Thirty
fourth street, makes a speciality OF
Southern style OF cooking.
Paul Whiteman has obtained the dancs
orchestra from the Hotel Pennsylvania
roof for the Pavilion Royal at Valley
Stream, their engagement beginning to-
morrow night The Pavilion Royal will
continue open until late In the fall II
not throughout the entire winter.
The Palais Royal Gardens Of Japan Is
making unusual efforts to provide dis
tinctive restaurant. Paul Whiteman and
his players provide music for dancing.
Billy Arnolds Society Circus" at the
Moulin Rouge. Is popular with tho
patrons. He has thirty assistant fun
makers In his new production, including
Ted and Catharine Andrews, Veronica,
Vera Gray. Earl Miller. Fred Kelly.
Madeline lie Verne, Kitty Walsh. Miss
Allen and Tiny Tim The ''circus" is
presented twice nightly. at 1880 and
IL 80 o'clock.