The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
Breezing Round New York
Where to Go and What to see Where to Eat What

New York, Dec. 13.-People work harder, better and happier If they take 0 little time for relaxation. It Is important to their nervous sys- tenn that they get some change Into gruelling work activity, according to daSton, who may be recalled as an AccordiAnist of great talent in that past wonderShow Of Broadway called, "FolAes Bergere". He now has his own French restaurant known Rs Monte Carlo" with en- trance on West 18th street co Broad- way and iS gtreBSdng c new show ct 8:4b each evening, with this thought in mind,
 He makes 1t known that busy peo- ple can have loads of fun before midnight, clear away strains Of tense tedious hours of work and be ready next morning with new stamina, courage and ambition to accomplish more results than ever at their appointed tasks. Late per- formanceS continue on their old schedules for after theater cele. brafitg.
 Customs new show has been stag cd and produced by Guy Martin, whose master of ceremonies is Pierre Beaucaire. Acts include Nena Mon- teS, famous Spanish dancer, The FedericoS, ballroom dancers, c magician number, Q Monte Carlo sextette speciality and naturally daSton, who boasts Paris In New York ct 18th street, tho kind of cay Farce that people who walk up and down Broadway, recall with deep Sighs Of despair as they think per. haps the only way to ever enjoy such atmosphere again will Do syn- thetically.
 There is q familiar greeting ct this ParLSian cabaret type Of res. taurant for almost everyone who has viated such places aS French Casino, International Casino, Dia- mond Horseshoe, Paradise and sim. liar headlineFS back to the days of Texas duinan, for Mick" Of all those places known to thousands of people Is now chdef "TegerVOr" of ringade locations for those who have foresight to make reservations early.
 Dinner from six thirty to ten of. ferS c fine menu ct Q top price of two dollars for choice Of Hors D'OeuVreS or usual preliminaries such aS melon, fruit cup, tomato juice followed by that French gpe- ciAity, Onion Soup au gratin or American soup and main course of Filet Mignon with mushrooms, French fried potatoes, fresh vege- tables, EaiAde Q 10 F'rancaiSe and choice of dessert and beverage. Items like broiied chicken or calves Liver instead Of c steak reduce the prixe fixed to dollar and c quar- ter for an entire meal, which can be reduced to an even dollar # taste runs to Pilet of Sole shFimps Q la creole and ofnlettes in French names that l would have to get interpret cd to tell what they consist of.
 New Workers live somewhat like people along . railroad track who sleep right through the roar Of 6 train, its blasting toots and clang- ing bells. They have become SO used to scfeeching sirens of police, fire and ambulance apparatus that they are unaware Of those sounds.
 Our first air-raid alarms aroused greater indignation among police and air wardenS than they did any action on the part Of the people Of the city Of New York. For my own part I did not know that an alarm had been sounded until my tele- phone rang and I had to quiet the fears of folks at home who had heard vivid radio reports and de. scriptionS of evacuatione of thou. sands Of people from various. buIId- ings. Thousands of other people at home threading an air attack that might erdanger their folks in New York City did the very same thing, Such calls anywhere, in any city may tie up telephone lines that are neded for more important work and should be heartily discouraged. Girl elevator operators ia the American Telephone and Telegraph building as lD0 Broadway were SO alarmed that they ran their elevators into sub. bagementS and lnSisted on staying