Evening star., 1938-10-20

Az 40 AAot ~ CNSy ~ yOu PLOOuUly
think, this gathering up 4 night club
column. You start out full Of determi-
nation. bent upon looking In on Is
many places as possible in the evening.
So you 60 to the Russian Troika to
catch the dinner show. Capt. Michael
Alexandrovich Boyer -Bersenen, which,
so help us, is the name that belongs
to Mischa, the head waiter, finds you
the table you want and sees that you
get so much service you never want
to leave. Then there's that gypsy
revue, so full of enthusiasm and nimble
Russian wit-With Sasha Lukas, not
merely playing his violin, but caressing
it with loving tenderness, with Vania
Orlik and Lola Lolik doing those
magnificent dances. with Vladimir
Dllof1 singing, with Nadia Varella
dancing some more whirling grace,
with all of those gay skits. The music
is pleasant and everything is fine in
deed, so you decide to stay and see
the show again at midnight. So
before long it is much too late to 90
any place else that night.
So you try again. This time you'll
pop into the Carlton Hotels Shar-
Zad room to listen to Dale Sherman
sing a song. Try to listen to Dale
Sherman sing one song. Once in that
Shar-Zad room, you stay. The very
atmosphere makes you sure you never
wanted to 60 anywhere else in the
first place. Sande williams dance
music is very fine for just listening,
also fine for listening are those songs
by Jack Tarr, Lee Harlan and Jack
Gardiner, and you can't leave until
you're sure Miss Sherman isn't going to
sing just once more. In fact you
don't want to leave until Joe comes
over and hints darkly II you don't
get out he'll have a waiter stack
you on table with the chairs.
It's the same story with some Of
the other spots. You're likely to 60 to
the Shoreham in the afternoon and
find yourself sitting at table in the
Blue room calling Barnee names Gin
self defenSe) after watching the supper
show; you may 60 to the Madrillon
for dinner, listen q few minutes to
Johnny ShaW's music and Mary La
Mars songs and suddenly discover 1t
is O'Clock: you may even 60 to the
Raleigh Hotels Pail Mall room for
lunch and find yourself still being
6oI of iIyi 10 vi
Polos Orchestra, which gets better
and better.
$50 Getting around seems not to have
been a problem for Jan CARRIER, how
ever. during his weeks stay at the
Earle. This probably is because ap-
proximately every musician in town
processes to have once played with
Jan CARRIERS Orchestra and Jan has to
get about to see the boys. Last night
at the Hamilton's Rainbow room Mr..
G. was host to one Of those expanding
parties that threatened for a time to
overflow into Franklin Park across
K street. Jan had to get around there
on account of being an old pal of Milt
Davis. incidentally considering the
Milt Davis crew in the Rainbow room
one fine band. Heigh-Ho, too, played
host to Mr.. CARRIER, Pete Macias being
an old CARRIER clansman from way
back. The CARRIERS, Mr.. and Mrs,
another night did the Wardman
Parks Metronome room. Jan being the
fellow who sent Johnny Slaughter
from Wa Sbjpotnr ond Too to NEovar
Davis and his musical career some
thing like a decade ago.
Incidental Notes All of you
lads who may have been worrying
about the hoop-skirt problem should
know that the hoops can be checked in
the coat room if they interfere with
your Lambeth-walking. Gal did 1t at
the Madrillon the other eve {.
Dance team connoiseurs should know
that the Chadwicks, in the Lotus show,
are among the best If anybody
listening had decibel meter around
the house we'd like a check made on
the Three MS, at the Hi-Hat. Like to
know If they really do sing louder
than anybody in town.
Anchor Room-Lounge at the An
napolis Hotel; no dancing but enter
tainment by Matt Windsor and his
accordion.
Bamboo Gardens-Floor shows at l,
7:30 and II pm; dancing to Emory
Daugherty's music; minimum charge.
ChacL.rhoa ri Rnny,a- ofovatto rJo
tel lounge; entertainment from 5 to Z
and from 10 to l.
Hamilton H0tel-Milton Davis and
the orchestra play for dancing in the
Rainbow room from until Z and
from 10 to /.
Hay Adams House - Dinner music
nightly by Larry Hendrick at the
Hammond organ.
Hi-Hat Lounge-At the Ambassador
Hotel; entertainment nightly by Hill
Billy Dick Roger and the Three Ms.
Songs by Angie Rodante.
Lotus-Shows, featuring several acts
and a chorus, at l, 1880 and 1870
pm; dancing to Bill Strickland's Capt.
tolians; minimum charge.
Heigh-Ho Club-Smart supper club
with dancing from 10 until to music
by Artie Humes and his orchestra
Minimum charge.
Madrillon - Spanish and American
cuisine; dancing, 7:30 until 1870, to
Johnny Shaw's music. Songs by Mary
La Marr.
Maryland Club Gardens-Dancing
and floor shows nightly.
Mayfower Lounge-sidney's music
played for dancing from 5 to Z and