The Washington times., 1937-12-22
Treat
In Store at
Shorehom
BY FRANCOIS


until Christmas Eve E. and then
watch our dancing sons and daugh
ters trip the light fantastic
methinks it'll be the happieSt Yule'
tide celebration in many a cal
endar.
F'rinstance =. Dick Lam. man
aeer of the Lotus, has hired with
out a doub one of the most spec
tacular shows ever to hit Wash
ington That young and famous
ballroom team OF CORBITT AND
LORRAIN is part OF the
ultra sensational SKYROCKETS,
a dozen performers of better than
glorious ability . S'help me
it ought to dazzle you.
The Shoreham brings a special
treat to young and old alike on
Christmas Day ARSENE GAU-
TIERS STEEPLECHASE, featur-
ing real live ponies, dogs, and an
inimitable monkey &. Seen at the
BLUE ROOM early this fall, the
act returns by popular request
until Christmas Day, come
and listen to NINA OLIVETTE
put everyone into a rollicklng
humor with hel brilliant song
sketches.
Those of our readers who
needed the call last Sattiday and
attended the RUSSIAN TRO1KA
Sunday evening got sample o.
what's to come this weekend
we mean, of course, delicious
foods made the Russian way E.
and some all,star musical talent
including those premier dancers,
ORLICK AND LOLICK, and the
rich and melodious songs Of the
TROIKA ENSEMBLE -.
Here's an announcement that
ought to warm the cookies OF a
great many hearts it's to be
"Christmas in Virginia" night at
the Raleigh Pail Mall Room, be-
ginning early this p. m. -.
"SANTA CLAUS" SONNY KEN
DIS will present gifts to u young
ladies, whose presence, they say,
has helped to make the PAIL
MALL brighter spot . . besides
all this, there will be many Vir
ginia reels and WaltzeS for the
dancers The ideal locale of a
perfect June in January, as long
as we have to take our climate as
it comes, is the Soft-lighted Ward
man METRONOME ROOM :.
you can't beat the tingling
rhythms and the happy.go-lucky
fooliShness of Paul Kain's orches.
ira.
Russ Cullen, a consistent show
stopper with his renditions of old
favorites, has a typical program
planned for Christmas guests at
the BAMBOO GARDENS J.. your
songs and mine Russ knows
them all and his boys play an ex-
cellent obligato it's going to
be real old-fashioned party with
plenty of ginger as chaser {.
for those of you who adhere to
the time-honored and delightful
custom of caroling, we suggest no
better spot than the AMBASSA-
DOR HI-HAT E. here the THREE
MS will regale you far, far into
the night with the melodies so
dear to us all.
The world outside isn't lacking
for Christmas cheer either no,
sir, not with a featured program
by those female impersonators at
the CASA GRANDE, in Berwyn,
Md. and a show crammed full
of entertainment at MARYLAND
CLUB GARDENS. for those
who prefer the wasSail, the GAR
DENS offer their famous crystal
. cocktail lounge, sure to prove a
! popular place as the year draws to
a close. as usual GEORGE
STEIN has arranged a breezy pro-
gram at RIVER BEND, featuring
the AMOROSI BOYS and RALPH
: CANNON. BOULEVARD
FARMS, with PHIL LORIA, lead
I ing the Yuletide cheers, will make
I q suburban Virginia holiday
: worthwhile and with an eye
toward Richmond, let us recon-
mend the antics and capers of an
all-star cast, headed by TED
: BUCOLO, at the roadside haven,
. CLUB NIGHTINGALE.
Always a bright spot, be it holi-
day or just another Monday. the
z HAMILTON RAINBOW ROOM
will turn on all its colors for cele-
brants. Milt Davis and his
swingy band are evidence aplenty
for that statement but, folks,
: you can't do all this cavorting on
!, an empty stomach, so why not
send your reservations in now for
: one of those delicious holiday
: dinners at CAFE MAYFAIR,
synonym for the best in the culi-
nary arts Washington's yours
for Christmas may it be your
: lnerriest.