The Washington times., 1936-04-04
IT'S CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME, TOO IN CAPITAL NIGHT CLUE
And Blooms Are Not Confined
BY Any Means to Tidal Basin,
One Finds Touring Spots


and summer season, you know,
and right now a crew of "a men
is engaged In carrying in huge logs
for the new addition. And the
boss Of the jon has promised to be
finished up by April Is at the
latest, which is good news for all.
II you have been there in the
last few nights, perhaps you can
help us out. You know who
mean. the one who has been
buying out the stock of Kitty, the
Singing Cigarette Girl and even
taking the mike" to announce
her next numbers. IS ONE Of
These Days." sings Kitty, and
some of these days we are going
to solve this mystery, even If we
have TO get Ellis to come down
here and do some high-class de-
tecting for us.
Everyone who was Hi-Hattil4g
the other night seemed to be hav.
ing one grand and glorious time,
and did they join in the chorus
when Gordon ~. Chad swung into
that grand old song THE Road %
Mandalay." One swell basSo Is
Gordon. Metropolitan Opera lake
notice. The boy can sing. And
does. And the rest of t4le Island
ers are no slouches when it comes
to music either.
Speaking OF Kitty, Ue SGW u
other Kitty having grand time
at he HeiOi.-Ho Club the other
night, the UivGcioGS Kitty FNQu1.
Sc seemed t. be hGDino as good
time as TOE were. riohto:
Me0nt to ask Jock and Ned Nc.
Lean, tOho t0ere also Heigh.Hoin0
whdt they thought of their moth
er'S book. EUery one seems talk
ing about it. But they seemed to
busy, and so t0ere De Just
thought in passing.
In fact, even il we had given a
second thought, we couldn't have
taken the time to enter into lit
erary discussions, for just at that
moment Marshall and Inez swung
into their stuff, and when they
dance, they dance, and no mis-
taking!
Noticed ElinOr Ryan enthusi.
astic with her applause. So were
we, ElinOr; SO were we.
Speaking OF dan, teams, so,
of them have hard uck at times.
F'rinStance Alma and Roland, who
are packing 'em in out at the
Maryland Club Gardens. yes the
place with the Horseshoe Bar.
1t seems that Alma and Roland
tOere in Pittsburgh not so long ago
tOhen the riUerS decided to 90 on
q rampage. Well, they returned
to their apartment to find they
should haze sung "River. Stay
A,OGy From MY Door" For the river
hadn't. In fact, they couldn't tell
Just 1chich DOS apartment and
Which tDdS river.
All their costumes, all their
musical scores were ruint. Stark
ruint. About that time they re-
ceived q hurry call to come to the
popular Maryland Club, and
swan down. Followed the rush
job OF getting new clothes and
harder, new music. But they
did. And so here they are, and
we extend sympathy and con-
gratulatiOnS - sympathy on the
losses and congratulations ON the
fact that we have them here. And
here's hoping the river will stay
away from their door in the future.
The best Iriend1 must part,
as Shakespeare or some other of
us authors once remarked, and 80
tonight we shall say farewell but
not good-by-let us hope-to Mil
ton Frome anG Jeanne Goodner
and Vincent AM Norma who have
all been one of the reasons we
have been spending good bit Of
valuable time at the Shoreham.
They are going, but there is still
tonight to see them IN action once
more. And nert 1DeGk ne shall tDel.
come Marion Wilkins and jack
Meyers, tDho haze teen Nth US
before and charmed US tDith their
dancing.
And, perhaps, Ds shall hear the
latest on DHdt MGrUir Mcintyre
has been d ting, for Marion and