Evening star., 1937-11-04
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i of the towns better people,
who like to stay up late at
i night. like to do 1t at this


~ of the towns better people,
who like to stay up late at
L 4 night, like to do 1t at this
intimate and friendly rendezvous.
There's dancing from 10 until 3 every
night and until $50 Saturdays. The
music is by Pete Macias' own orchestra
and there are songs by Marty Rubin.
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Russian Troika-The Russian man
ner sets the mood here. for the
atmosphere, the show and t he menu.
Two nightly revues $3.50 and mid
night feature songs by Mischa
Markoff, songs and harp selections by
Vera Veraga, dances by Lolik and
Orlik, more songs by Dena Larena and
sketches by the entire cast. Dancing
is to suave music by Sasha Bart
novsky's Orchestra.
Madrillon-The moth here is Span
ish, but you can get also French,
italian or American dishes If you
prefer. There's a concert trio for
luncheon music and dancing evenings
is to music by Johnny Shaw and his
orchestra, from 7:30 until 1:3O, with
only a short intermission between
dinner and supper. Songs are by
Helen Forrest
Wardman Park Hotel-Music by
Paul Kahn and his orchestra makes
the Metronome Rome q lively spot, a
favorite with young folk who like
their dancing with a swing. The
Kahn rhythms are supplied nightly
from 10 until 2.
Shoreh Am Hotel-Ramon and
Renita, who compose one Of the
country's top-ranking dance duos,
have come to the Blue Room to head
line the show and show dance en-
thusiasts what ballroom stepping is
all about. Their feature Is something
new titled the Ronrico. OF course,
there's other entertainment and dane
ing is to Barnee's sleek music.
Raleigh HoteI-The Pail Mall Room
is one Of those elegant and we'll
groomed salons that gives you an
immediate feeling Of well-being the
moment you enter it. And there's
dancing at lunch, cocktails, dinner and
supper, all to the kind of music you're
bound to like, supplied by Sonny
Kendis and the orchestra with which
he made hit with New York's
cafe society" at the stork Club.
Maryland Club Gardens-The cock
tail lounge has been newly decorated
and there's dancing there every night.
There's complete floor revue nightly,
too.
Mayflowcr Hotel-The lounge has
its own particular "air" and it's q fav-
orite afternoon or evening rendezvous
with lot Of people who know Cpnnec-
ticut avenue better than they do F
street. There are songs Tin almost any
language you can name) by Claire
Willis and dancing is to pleasant music
by Sidney's Orchestra.
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Hi Hat Lounge-n you're In q mood
to let down your hair and have fun,
this is one spot where you can do it.
There's no dancing, but the enter
tainment goes on all the time, part of
it contributed by Helen Malcolm and
Dick Roger, some by the Three Ms,
and some more by the customers them
selves, 50 you never know who's going
to, take over the microphone next.
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Bamboo Gardens-The Continental
Chorus remains to brighten the three
daily revues with new routines. Also
remaining are Billy Mcintyre, the
master Of ceremonies, and Chanteuse
Mary Martin. Newcomers 10 the en-
tertainment are Dancers Carlton and
Miller. Dance music Is by Russ Cul-
lens Orchestra. with songs by the
maestro himself and by Miss Martin.
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Hamilton Hotel-The Rainbow Room
goes on and on, having become some
thing of an institution and always
having happy crowd on hand. Music
| for dancing at cocktail and supper