Evening star., 1937-12-16
: EIGH-HO CLUB-Late at night

ElGH-HO CLU0-IhCe At ulkuC
it's the spot of the town. An
intimate and friendly room
L with smart, modern music by
Pete Macias' own orchestra, for dane
ing from 10 till g. Saturday nights
there's dancing until $3.50.
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Russian Troika-One night club
where the atmosphere Is relaxing after
that heavy day. The moods Russian
and SO is the food and the entertain
ment. Shows twice nightly have lot
of gay MuScovite skits, are performed
by Vera Verage, Mischa Markoff, Nick
Eope, LoEk and Orlik and Dena La
rena. Music for dancing is by Sasha
Bartnovsky's Orchestra. There's dane
ing at Saturday luncheons and dancing
and entertainment Sunday night, too.
Madrillon-Always q popular place
on account of the food, and the music
and the atmosphere are just about
tops. The chef specializes in Spanish
items like arroz con polio, but he also
has a way with American, French or
Italian dishes. Music for dancing Is
by Johnny Shaw and his orchestra,
from 7:30 until 80, with only a short
intermission between dinner and sup
per. Helen Forrest is the songstress
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ShOreham H0tel-Frances Woods
and Billy Bray, the wonder dancers,
continue this week to headline the
floor show in the Blue room. Others
contributing to the entertainment are
Alma and her violin and George
LaTour, comedy juggler. Dancing is
to Barnee's suave music. Mogul, "the
man with the X-ray mind" is in the
cocktail lounge afternoons and eve
nings.
Carlton Hotel-The new Shar-Zad
room opens tonight. It's all done up
in romantic oriental fashion, with
dance music by Jules Duke and his
orchestra and entertainment by Moya,
oriental dancer.
Raleigh Hotel-New entertainers in
the Pail Mall room are Joe and Betty
Lee, who do their dances nightly.
Music. at luncheon, cocktail time. din
ner and supper, is by Sonny Kendis
and his Stork Club Orchestra.
MayflOwer Lounge-Songstress Caryl
Gould stays on to add to the enter
tainment. Music for dancing, after
moons until and evenings after 10,
is by Sidney's Orchestra.
Hi-Hat-This is a spot where there's
never dull moment Well, hardly
ever. Entertainment all evening, fur
nlshed in part by Helen Malcolm, in
part by the Three Ms, in still another
part by the customers themselves. the
microphone being yours If the other
patrons don't object.
Bamboo Gardens-The big Winter
Garden Revue has been held over. be.
gan its second week yesterday. There
are Gay Nineties production num-
Der, fast-moving Russian finale and
lot OF specialties, performed by Rod
ney Keffer, Maize Muntz, Mareie
Hammond Russell O'Friel. Ginger
Harris and chorus of IL. Music for
dancing is by Russ Cullen's Orchestra.
with songs by Mary Mason.
Cocoanut Gr0ve-Ralph White is the
new master OF ceremonies and he's a
lad who can dance The other spe-
claltles include toe dances by BETTY
Gale, tap routine by Bunny Brady
a comedy number by Sylvia Braun
ana some topnotch swing singing by
Lynn Bourne: Dance music is by
Andy Howard's Collegians.
Lotus-New featured entertainers In
this weeks show are Stems and Kave
who have come from England with
some novel ,sleight- of hand tricks.
Dancers Shane and Armstrong have
oeen held ever and the eight Florenz
Girls add the revue touch. AL Norton
is the master of ceremonies and Bill
Strlcklands Capitolians play for
dancing
Maryland Club Gardens-There's
a new floor show presented nightly in
the handsome cocktail lounge. Dane
ing at the popular suburban night
resort is to Jimmy Santmyer's music.
featuring Fritz Male and his violin
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Hamilton Hotel Another of the
city's popular downtown dance rendez-