Evening star., 1934-11-22
Supper Club Notes

THE SHOREHAM-Floor show
features Carmencita and Rigo
Spanish dancers. Toe and
Il ballet dances by Nina Whit
ney, last five months prima
ballerina at Radio City Music Hall
and vocaIizations by Theo Alban,
who used to sell cigarettes by radio,
are also included. Starting tomor-
row there will be a new innovation,
the tango hour" (really two hours
from 430 to $50 in the Lounge Cafe
to music by Da Costa's Tango Or
chestra.
Heigh-Ho Club-At 1890 every
night, not floor show, but bit of
intimate entertainment, according to
Pete Macias, is presented at this pop
ular night spot. Featured are Enrico
and Chula, who do a bolero to
"Speakeasy," tango and a musical
comedy number. Also, Archie Hawk,
tap dancer, continues in his third
week. There's a new trio from the
orchestra, too-cello, violin an d
banjo.
Club Carlton-The Continental En-
semble provides soft musical back
ground for the luncheon, cocktail and
dinner hours here. A Sidney unit
includes Emil Smith, leader-pianiSt,
who has played at most of the leading
Eastern hotels; Derwood Bowersox,
first violinist, who has been with Vim
cent Lopez; Richard Lorleberg, cellist,
and Fritz Bolger, who is known
abroad as a concert orchestra con-
ductor.
Club Habana-Opens next We'd
nesday with entertainment by Moe
Baer and his band, and singing by
Jolly" from Cleveland.
Russian Troika-Has shows at $3.50
pm, midnight and 1:30 am. This
bit of gala Russian pageantry Is led
by Master of Ceremonies Gregory
Dniestroff The show features Boris
Yourlo, whirlwind dancer; the Gypsy
Trio, Nine. Pauline Achmatova and
Gene Bal, who sing Russian ballads
to each other to the gallant accom-
paniment of Accordionist v. Nom
monoff; violin solos by Michel
Michaeloff, dashing accordion selec-
tions by Orchestra Leader Matt
Windsor and songs by popular Ethel
Pastor.
Lotus-There is a Broadway Re-
vue" at l, 7:30 and 1880 pm. En-
tertaining enthusiastically are Bev-
erly and Revel, who offer versions of
the Bolero, the Continental, and a
Spanish number; Mabelle and Co.
rinne, blond sister team with tap rou-
tines; Lester and Daniel, who do &C.
centric and modernistic dances, and
Judy Ellington, blues singer. All are
aided and abetted by Master of Ger
emonies AL Norton and chorus of
eight. Bill Strickland's Capitolians
are the music"
Club Michel-The floor entertain
ment offers brand-new 6-foot chorus
and Frank Mccormick, now in his
third week as master Of ceremonies
at No. Thomas circle. Stars of the
show are Easter and Hazelton, dance
team; Ruth Kidd, New York beauty
who has appeared in the "Vanities'
and in movie shorts; Payton and
Perks in "Harlemania," and Vera
Volkner, exotic dancer.
Hi-Hat-Manuel BOIL and his
PHILIPPINE orchestra, romantic trou-
badors, wander about this popular
rendezvous serenading informally
Featured vocalists are Glicerio Serna,
who sings in seven languages, and
Tony Avila, "Phillipino Cab Gallo
way" who hi-de-hos in the accepted
Harlem manner.
Madrillon-Spanish dancing by
Maia Duncan and Waldo de Castro
who do the Malaguena and an inter-
probation of "Suite Espagnole," are
seen here. More Spanish dancing Of
an entirely different type by Julie
Gilbert. Mountain music by the
Carolina Tar Heels, dance music BY
Leon Brusiloff and cohorts, and vo-
Gals by Jack Schaeffer and Ray Don.
ahue are also on the program.
Casa Rita (ex-Child's Ginghan
Club)-Music by Jimmy Santmyel
and his orchestra, songs by Som!