Evening star., 1944-02-29
After Dark
News and Comment Of the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator.
Trade Marx Registered d 4 patant fBea

Roundup time in the After-Dark:
Anchor Room Annapolis HoteD-
A familiar figure returned last night
after a long absence: Eileen George.
Months of radio and night club me.
have altered Miss Georges voice for
better, If anything. Her present CO.
worker Cat the piano. Is Jimmy King.
Balalaika-Misha Bess' own Inter-
pretation of Russian lore has re-
verted to the Don Cossock, the cur
rent revue being profuse in astra-
khan hats, shiny boots and madly
whirling dances.
Cafe Caprice (Roger Smith,
Pianist Eddy Brown with his ensem-
BILE is the attraction for dancers.
Casino Royal-The Wee Ames
chorus line has departed, Bruce
Cummings opens as me. for the new
floor show.
Congo Room (Carlton) - Eddie
O'Hearn's piano and music, pat
termed to At the svelte surroundings,
goes into its fifth week.
Copacabana-Ramon Torres Band
entertains the rumba addicts IN vio-
lently danceable fashion.
Gross Roads-Ralph Hawkins re-
mains at his traps furthering the
soidity, If you will, Of the places
musical recreation; LYDIA Allen sing
ing.
Del Rio-Art Kassel, whose band
style has suffered little from the in
roads of war, leads the dancing from
beneath Mr.. Sachs twin palms;
Dinorah takes care Of the Latin
American interludes on an alternat-
ing basis.
Eight-Twenty- -Three-The Broth
ers Heintze at their duo pianos, Jane
NARROW with her violin.
Dubonnet Room (Sheraton)-Ed-
die Fogels trumpet and band.
Ell Patio-Little Jack Little with
his darting digits, as the poets say;
Miles Hallett's music for dancing.
Embassy Room (Statler)-Another
fancy pianist, Nat Brandywine, has
his big band here.
Four Hundred-Grace Pearson,
the Bluebloods and winners of the
weeks amateur contest, both up
stairs and down.
Jalna-Floor show consisting Of
Terry LaFranconi, Dancer Sondra
Barrett and incidental and dance
yn,,Sic nv Evalyn TVner
Kavakos-Comic Frankia Donate
moves on tomorrow after one Of the
longest engagements anywhere in
town.
King Cole Room-Joan Stanton
singing from the bar, Bob Brewer
at the piano just below.
Latin Quarter Room Restaurant
Old New Orleans)-Mariam Carle
sings, Sasha Lucas plays his fiddle,
Arleen and Dennis dance.
Lotus-Claudia Kaye in set Of
native dances, Danny Murray,
funny man and Joe Allen, dancer
contortionist.
Louisiana-Ray Kings Band dur
ing the first part of the week, Phil
Hartwell's during the latter.
Lounge Riviera-Pete Macias' boys
and Mary LIE Mar.
Madrillon-Johnny Robb, who has
been around the place before, moved
in with his band last night, replac-
ing that of Carr Van Sickle.
Mardi Gras-The Jalna upstairs
featured the Trouba dours and room
for dancing.
Mayfair-Al Yurdin's ensemble,
Ida Clark at the organ.
Mayfiower Lounge-Ellen Mitchell
sings, Johnny Shaw's Band for
dancers.
Metronome Room-Roy Fox's
whispering Trumpet" music.
Neptune Room-Billy Arnold and
'the biggest little band in the land"
Pail Mall Room (Raleigh)-Bert
Bernath's band.
Rainbow Room (Hamilton)-
Music by Milt Davis.
Trade Winds-F1oor show includes
Grisha and Brona, Mara Kim, Chi
nese dancer (opening tomorrow +,
Sergt. Green and Pvt. Dooley and
Sonny King, who sings
Treasure Island Carr Van
Sickle's Band opens this week;
Mario Hurtado's stays on with
Chago Rodriguez singing.
Victory Room (Roosevelt) Bobby