Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
Supper Club
Notes

" DranQ-neW nlgnt clup, muIaic
and all. The show will have
. Russian Gypsy chorus Of is voices.
Michel Michon, baritone; Alexander
Bolshakoff and Clara Larinova, dance
duo; VasiH Orloff, dagger dancer, and
Matt himself Michel Michaeloh
leads the orchestra and will offer oc-
easional violin solos.
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Club Habana-Moe Baer and his
boys are back at their old stand CIV
ing out bright dance rhythms and
Russ Cullen and Jimmy Bright are
present to sing their ways into in
Vulnerable feminine hearts. The floor
entertainment has suave dances by
Donna and Darrell and smooth song
numbers by Bert Granoff.
wardman Park Hotel-Tomorrow
Johnny Slaughter and his music open
the Continental Room. Entertainment
will be by Woodruff and Struthers,
society dance team; the Rays, who
operate with a violin and an accor-
dion, and Lew Gates and Honey Davis.
who will sing the songs.
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Rainbow Room-One of the most
popular of the downtown haunts, this
one owes it all to pleasant, infor-
NAL atmosphere, music by Milton
Davis and the Meyer Davis Orchestra,
and perhaps little to mo cover
charge"
I,L "a f1vr,
Of the show in the freshly reopened
Winter garden is Charel de Thomee.
singer and pianist who was the hit
Of the town on his first appearance
here last season. Music Is by AL
Barkley's New Workers and mastering
Of ceremonies is by Charlie Mayer.
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Hit-Hat-Four Filipinos, led by
Manuel Bofill, do the entertaining
here. One of them Is the Filipino
Cab Galloway" and another can take
of Vallee and Crosby.
X X X X
Club Troika-The popular Russian
night spot opens for its fourth sea-
son next Friday, October II. In the
show will be Karavaeff, one of the
greatest Russian dancers; Ethel Pas
tor. popular Troika songbird; Vladi-
mir Diloff, bass singer, and Sascha
Bardnovski, pianist.
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Madrillon-There's a gala celebra-
ton of the opening of the stay-up-
late season Saturday and the first
floor show of the Fall opens then.
Music is by Leon Brusiloff and his
Orchestra and there'll be lass who
sings as soon as she is selected In the
additions.
Mayflower Lounge-Music is by
sidney's Orchestra with Buddy Har-
mon grinning and beating sundry
drums and things. Newest musical
addition Is Jimmy Harris, who can
do any number Of things with
guitar.
willard Bamboo Room-The Will
lard Symphonairs provide what
dancing feet need. They're led by
Pianist Jimmy Santmyer and Vocalist
Ray Nelson Is featured.
Mayfaf-Informal and impromptu
entertaining Is done by George Marks,
singer, and Bill Abernethy, pianist,
with Mary 10 Hamilton appearing as
the added attraction.
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Shoreham HotelLThere are two
complete floor shows every night In
the ball room. Don Anthony, Chi
cago Civic Opera tenor, does classical
and modern songs; Buddy Rich con-
tributes fast rhythm dances and
zena and Gilrone perform ball room
routines. Music is by the Barnee-
directed Maxim Lowe Orchestra.
Heigh-Ho Club-The Townsends,
Diane and Richard, dance nightly at
1890, Pete Macias himself leads the
orchestra and song numbers are done
by Marty Rubin and Jimmy Nichols.
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Club Carlton-There's soft music
by Sidney ensemble to provide the
background for a smart cocktail hour.
La Paree-"Manhattan Flashes"
the new revue with q cast of Is, fea-
lures Edison and Louise, clever
comedy act; Startling and Towers, tall
est dance team In the business;
Marie Fowler, singing That's What
You Think" and Joe Murphy, master
of ceremonies. Music Is by Emory
Daugherty. with song numbers by Ray
Beck and Miss Fowler. There Is con-
tinuous entertainment Of some sort
from noon until 2 am.
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Ramon's THE Sunday supper
dances here are almost a must"
Bob d'Arcy's Orchestra makes the
music, playing from $50 pm.
Lotus-The big Earl Lindsay revue
has an imposing cast headed by the
La Benton trio, three clever girl
skaters; Evelyn Harlan, who does
bright song and dance speciality; Mar
jorie Barrett, who dances, sings and
plays violin, all at the same time;
Dearring and Lloyd, tap duo, and
Ravel and Whitton, ball room team.
Music Is by Bill Strickland's Capt.
tolians, with Judy Ellington singing
the blues and things.
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Cotton CIub-"Truckin' to Town"
stin Is the hit at Tenth and u streets.
and there's q newcomer in the cast,
Bill Bailey, who Is said to be Bill
Robinson's only rival. Others are
Anise and Alland, ball room dancers;
Vivian Brown, prina donna; Roscoe
Dyla, tap expert; Gypsy West, songs
tress, and Sid Sisko, musical comedy
star.
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Grifith Farms-The food Is the
major attraction, on account Of the
fellow who fixes It knows how. For