Evening star., 1935-10-24

you had best hurry. The dance music
is of the best, being done by Moe
Baer and the Habaneers. Songs are
done by a pair of the towns favorlte
singers-Russ Cullen and Jimmy
Bright.
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Continental Room-Audrey and
Severin, dancers who were featured
in the Warner Bros. film, wonder
Bar are the entertainment headlin-
ers. Music is by Johnny Slaughter's
broadcasting orchestra, with the lyrics
sung by Honey Davis and Lew Gates.
The Rays entertain between dances.
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RAINBOW Roon-Milton Davis and
O Meyer Davis unit make dance mu-
sic at cocktail time, from to PM,
and at night, starting at 10 O'Clock.
Lou Behrnan and Bert Bernath
handle the vocal assignments. The
newest feature of the Hamilton Ho-
tells popular rendezvous is the am
plifying system, which does nice
things with the Davis music.
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Shoreham Hotel-There are two
complete floor shows every evening
in the ball room. The cast this week
has Vito and Piri, dancers, who fea-
ture something called The Kiss of
Death" which sounds interesting;
Hal Sidare, "Legomaniac" dancer;
the Don Antony Quartet, in Mo
ments from Grand Opera; Leroy
Kiser, tenor, and Susan Hall, aero
batic and tap dancer. Music is by
Maxim loves Orchestra, with Barnee
conducting, and there also is dancing
in the lounge cafe at cocktail hour.
Heigh-HO Club-Marjorie Enters
and Philippe Borgia have just started
their third week at Pete Macias' init
mate resort, and they are doing new
group of numbers. Pete's own or
chestra provides the dance music and
the vocal interludes are providd by
Marty Rubin and Jimmy Nichols. The
tap room is open daily from noon
on for luncheon and dinner.
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Lotus-Last weeks gay floor revue
was so popular it has been held over
and two new stars have been added.
Sonia and Marinof are doing one
new routine but still do that exciting
Oriental number; the Dunn Brothers
and Dotty do some smart dancing,
and Lady San Mei's Rockets" deco
rate the proceedings. The newcomers
are popular Marjorie King and Violin
ist Owen LuSak. The show, of course,
is introduced by Al Norton and the
&c hyy
with Judy Ellington doing the singing.
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Club Troika-Karavaieff headlines
the all-Russian gypsy floor show, do
ing spectacular dances and acting as
master of ceremonies. Dena Larena
sings and Bernard Kundell plays
classical and semi classical requests.
Johnny Blue does accordion num-
bers between dances.
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Mayflower Lounge-The dance mu-
sic is by Sidney's Orchestra, guided
by popular Buddy Harmon. Sid
Cowen does the singing and Incl
dental music is provided by Harpist
Anthony Bove.
Volga Boatman-Matt Windsor's
Gypsy Chorus gained such favor he
has increased it to IS voices. The
cast Of the show includes Anton Cor
loft, Clava Larinova and Alexander
Bolshakoff, Anna Sablukova, Michel
Michaeloff, Alex Alekin and Matt
himself.
Maryland Club Gardens-Sid Allan
and his orchestra made their bow
here the first of the week. and were
an immediate success with the cash
customers. The floor show is done
by D'Andrea and Jeanette, smart
dancers; the Three Harmonics, ra-
dio's original Happiness Girls, and
Fran Trappe, accordionist.
Ambassador ROOm-This opens to-
night, with entertainment by Marcy
and La Belle, sophisticated dancers,
and Florine Martin, radio songstress.
Music for dancing will be by Harry
Albert and his Ambassadors.
Hi-Hat-The cocktail lounge ada
cent to the new Ambassador room is
an ever-popular spot where you're
almost sure to meet friend or two.
There's table-to-table entertainment.
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Mayfair-Entertainm of the in
innate and informal sort is provided
by Jack Campbell and Leo Lisee, self
styled musical cut-ups."
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willard Bamboo Room-The Will
lard Symphonairs, led by Pianist jim
my Santmyer, provide the rhythms
for dancing feet and songs are sung
by Ray Nelson.
Club Carlt0n-There's a pleasant
time in store for you here, what with
the intimate atmosphere and the
background of the right sort Of music
by the Sidney ensemble.
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Broadmoor Silver Grill-Chef Ma
rius Manon. who operates this spot,
celebrates its first birthday next
Thursday with gala Halloween
dance. A floor show from New York
will provide entertainment.
La Paree-The Palmer sisters, tap
dancers; the Lynn brothers, aero
bats and adagio dancers; Joe Murphy,
4. master of ceremonies; Diane Purcell,
the Royla Duo and Cornish and
Dean take part in the variety show.
Emory Daugherty makes the music
and Marie Fowler and Ray Beck sing.
Next week the Winter Garden Revue,
90 popular last year, returns.
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Epstein's-Harrijay Kronsberg, vio-
1inist and director; Eleanor Hubert,
pianist, and a singer entertain here
every night from $50 pm. until 2
am. Saturdays and Sundays they are
on hand for the dinner hour, too.
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Ramon's-Bob Dunnington, pianist,