Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1934, Page 18

After Dark Smart People, Smart Things, Smart Places. By the S pectator, Trade Mark Registered, U. 8. Patent Office. ONDAY and Tuesday nights are getting to be sort of old 1 home week nights at the Heigh-Ho . . . cronies go be- cause they know they'll find other cronies . . . Mrs. James Curtis was there, for instance, Monday night, holding court in a corner . . . greeting | Mrs. This and Mr. That and sitting with a monarch e, of the press who 2 is known for the | way his raven| locks sit tight on | his head . . . and another man of letters was hold- | ing forth in an- other corner with Cinema _Actress Shirley Ross, & young lady who 18 said to be going places (theatri- | cally) ... and the tall, stately blond with the diamond clasp in her hair was the granddaughter of a Biddle— Elise Robinson, down from Philadel- phia to attend the opening of “Valley Forge” and another opus. X ***Many times now the phone has buzzed and voices have said, “Isn't | that Mrs. Wesley Eddy who is acting | as M-C at the Maryland Club Gar- dens?” (Club L'Hiver)...Yes, it is... Mrs. Eddy is back again in a town which knows and likes her well. ***Hurray, tomorrow night the Can- sinos will return to the Heigh-Ho . . remember them last year doing that Carioca? . . . Well. this year they'll do a Continental that is famous almost the whole way around the world . . . do it before such socialites as Mr. and Mrs. Jock tney. Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffries Chewning, jr.; Laird Dunlop and Miss Billie Henderson, who were all Heigh-Hoing in some ***After twelve theater managers shut up their shops and their tents .+ . hie themselves to the Heigh-Ho, the Club Habana, the Shoreham or Childs, etc. . .. and have themselves their cup of strange tea before going b for instance, is Man- ager Carter Barron and Manager Gene Ford for such doings...two nights ago they were found at the Heigh-Ho quaffing their tea and arguing who was better box office, Greta Garbo or Mickey Mouse . . . the mouse, me- thinks, won out. ***Foot Ballers Don Jackson of North Carolina University fame, Wil- liam and George Moore and others Supper Club Notes HOREHAM—Entertainment in the main ball room is taken care of by Ewen Heil, master of ceremonies: Horton Spurr, pantominist and dancer; Betty Lukens, who does acrobatic control | dances, and Cyrilla Adelaide Tuite, | mezzo-soprano. with the main feature being Carmencita and Rigo, rhumba | specialists. Dancing is to Maxim Lowe’s Orchestra. % X Club Carlton—The main event here is the cocktail hour, but the Con- tinental Ensemble is on hand to pro- vide a soft musical background to luncheon and dinner also. There may | be dancing in the main dining room | soon. Sk Heigh-Ho—Tomorrow the Cansinos return to Ramon's domain, this time featuring their version of the “Conti- nental.” Other entertainers are Archie Hawk, now in his fourth week: the White Brothers, male trio, and, of course, Pete Macias’' music. B Hi-Hat—Newest feature at the popu- lar lounge is Vocalist Tommy Suters, who is present from 8:30 on Friday and Saturday evenings. Other music | is furnished by Manuel Bofil and his Filipino orchestra, with Glicerio | Serna singing in seven languages and | ‘Tony Avila hi-de-ho-ing the Harlem | " numbers. e Club Michel—The entire cast of the floor entertainment has been held over l for another week here by *popular demand.” Those taking part are Frank | McCormick, master of ceremonies; his dancing partner, Ruth Kidd, erstwhile | Miss New York: two dance teams, Easter and Hazelton and Payton and | Parks, and two solo dancers, Vera Volkner and Gene Dolova. * ok ¥ * Willard Bamboo Room—There is tea and supper dancing here to music by Johnny Slaughter’'s Orchestra, with The BROADMOOR SILVER GRILL Conn. Ave. at Porter St. Special are .. will be banqueted this eve at the Ma- drillon by Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Harvey. ***You always find variety at the Mayflower Lounge . . . lawyers, mer- | chants, students, princes . . . it's all | the same in there . . . as also that cigarette girl whose nose is more admired than probably any other nose in town . . . Ye Spectator also noted there on a balmy late after- noon recently Golfer Walter Ha- gen, Singer Max- im Karolik, a Du Pont (Mrs, Victor g Llewellyn, for- | merly Alicia Dup, |etc) and Mrs. Peter Drury...and | wasn't that smart Lizzie Hitz, radiant in a flannel something, bouncing | through the lobby bent for an airing? ***Seen frequently at the popular | Club Carlton, Lieut. Kilbourne John=- | ston, son of General J—. Ye old, or rather ye new Club Habana, Washington's newest night haunt, opened last night with a bang . and what a bang! . . .even the animals in the 200 sensed excitement as far away from Guy Scott's new Connecticut avenue palace as they . and almost beat down their | cages in an effort to get down to see the crowd and the fun. . .. Not only the 400 were there—there were 401, and 2 and 3, and 4, etc. ... and when such a one as Pete Macias deserts his own Heigh-Ho to attend some one else’s night club opening you know | that it must be good...what with La | Jolly singing away, and Mo Boer’s new band which at 1 this morning Pete admitted was “swell” . . . and all those new decorations which have quite | wiped out any traces of Loewenkeller- |ism . . . It's a grand place ... go early and you'll stay late. * * * There was excitement down }Alexandna way last night, too . . . | according to the invitation extended |ye willing Spectator by “Charlie Slagle, Innkeeper”—the Lee room in the George Mason Hotel should have opened with much prosperity and ele- gance . . . particularly because hand- | some Peggy Clarke had much to do { with it . . . rumor hath it that all of | Alexandria’s “haut monde” arrived in | style . . . and left in almost, not quite, | the same style. song interludes by Ernestine Gardiner and Fenton Froom. * % ok % Casa Rita—Dance music is furnish- ed by Jimmy Santmyer's Orchestra and song lyrics by Libby Rowland and Sammy Richardson. * K % % Madrillon—Floor show here includes modern and Spanish dances by Waldo de Castro and Maia Duncan, more Spanish dances by Julie Gilbert, and | music by Leon Brusiloff and cohorts, with Jack Shaeffer singing. * K K X Broadmoor Silver Grill—Feature here is Saturday dinner dancing. * * % X Lotus—The revue at this popular restaurant features Beverly and Ravel, dance team with recent Paramount picture experience; Weldon and | Honey, “hot” dance team; Corinne | and Maybelle, tap dancers; Judy El- | |lington, blues songstress, and Al | Norton, master of ceremonies. Music is by Bill Strickland's Capitolians, with Lew Davies singing. * x x ¥ Club Habana—The club opened last | night with entertainment by Moe Baer's Orchestra, assisted vocally by a The Sho-Case 4449 Connecticut Avenue DINE AND DANCE Special 7-Course Thanksgiving Dinner Served 1 to 8:30 P.M. 85¢ Supper Dancing 9:30 to 3 A.M. (Sunday Included) Music By Bob Winfree's Collegians ALL KINDS OF DRINKS No Covert Charge } and Dancing Saturdays $1 per person. including dinner. No cover charge at any time. Cocktail Hour 4to6 P.M. Baliroom Available for Banquets, Dances and Parties at Very Reasonable Rates. Call Cleve. 6900 PIERRETTE CONN. AVE. AT QUE Try our famous PLANTERS Dinner Supper |’\MMWW&\\\‘\W\}\‘\S\ \’\‘\3\\S\\\\S\\‘“\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\S&\ SRSSASARA RSN SIS NN PETE MACIAS E Presents k Supper Dancing Nightly Floor Entertainment with - * Enrico & Chula Ballroom Artistes Moderne * Archie Hawk The Second Hal LeRoy and Pete’s own talented gang Tea Dancing, Sundays Call Ramon, NO. 1231, 1232 Hutiho i536 CONNECTICUT AVE THE EVENING BSTAR, Janice ond Geanet are appearing nightly at the “Club L'Hiver,” which is also the Maryland Club Gardens. Collegians, with song numbers by a male trio. * ok % % New Randle Gardens—Now has in- creased seating capacity, with dancing nightly to Ridgeley’s Hollywood Sere- naders. Maestro * ok k¥ | Russian_ Trolka—The all-Russian spot has an all-Russian floor show, led by Master-of-ceremonies Gregory Dniestroff. * ko La Paree—The floor show is called “The Winter Garden Frolic” and fea- tures a cast of 26, including Kitty | Wagner. who looks like Jean Harlow. | Emory Daugherty is the *“music.” Sailing Ship CONSTELLATION FOR REAL ENJOYMENT LUNCHEON—TEA DINNER—DANCING In true nautical atmosphere Fine Service and Delicious Food Harbor Master’s Dock Water and M Sts. S.W. Sidney’s name needs no intro- Reservations—Phone District duction to Washingtonians. His music is featured all over town— most particularly now in the May~ flower lounge. female red-head named only Jolly and Lou Franko, late of Ted Black’s Or- chestra. TONIGHT 10 to 1 AND . EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT § Music By MELODY ACES Ole Fireside Wills Cor., T. B., Md. EIE Dude Ranch—Gorda Snow, mistress of ceremonies; Isabel Hamilton and | Marion Lee, acrobatic dancers, and | Ralph Garren's Orchestra entertain here. There is supposed to be a new | floor show ‘“direct from New York" | beginning Saturday. | * K ok % Sho-Case—Remodeled and redeco- rated, the upper Connecticut avenue spot features dancing to Bob Winfree's Photo Shows a Portion of the New Interior, Enlarged for Your Comfort Dancing every night to Ridgeley’s Hollywood Serenaders Fine Food—Wine—Beer No cover charge Just East of Pemna. Ave. Bridoe RESERVATIONS—LINCOLN 8327 DINNER $1.25 Enjoy your Thanksgiving Dinner more by dining at the Hamilton in an atmosphere of refined ease. Special Vermont Tur) With Al the Trimmings Served from 12 Noon to 9 P.M. Phone DI. 2580 for Reservations. HOTEL HAMILTON 4%t K CHARLES ECKERT, Manager WASHINGTON, D. Featured at Popular Club Independent Paper To Criticize Long Talked by L. S. U. Suspended Students Say President Smith Will Not Block Plan. By the Assoclated Press. BATON ROUGE, La., November 29. —Lousiana State University students, seeking a medium for criticism of Sen- ator Huey P./Long, turned today to the possibility of an independent newspaper. Samuel A. Montague, president of the journalism students and one of 26 suspended for protesting the censor- ship placed on the Reveille, student publication, said James M. Smith, president of the university, told him he would have no objection to an in- dependent organ. President Smith continued to main- tain, however, that the university was morally, legally and financially re- sponsible for the Reveille, and would maintain supervision over it. The entire staff of the Reveille re- signed Monday after they were told their articles would have to be ap- proved by a faculty supervisor. Long has maintained a neutral atti- tude in the campus controversy. President Smith said & number of the suspended students had asked for reinstatement. “Being a reasonable man,” he said, “I will consider each application on its merits. Thus far, however, there have been no reifistatements and there is no change in the situation.” German Women Pilloried. Because they refused to contribute to the one-pot Sunday collection and to buy amber brooches sold by the Winter Relief Organization, five wom- en of Holtensen, Hanover, and one of Hanover have been pilloried in the newspapers as enemies of the people. This punishment was an- nounced by a representative of the propaganda minister for Hanover, WHAT!!! FRANK McCORMICK Broadway's Most Versatile M. C. RUTH KIDD Miss New York 1931 EASTER and HAZELT! Ziegfeld's Glorified Dancing Stars VERA VOLKNER GENE DOLOVA PAYTON and PARKS (Sister Team) Playing At CLUB MICHEL Let’s go NEW YORK SHOW DINNER-SUPPER-DANCING C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1934, At New Club JOLLY, 1s the name of the featured artist at the new Club Habana. . grand...intimate room...ic the true moderne manner... where smart con- versation and de- lectable concoctions mix...from 10 A. M. to 2 A M... Sidney's delightful music. CARLYON-HOTEL W\ Ok gk o S Life Begins at the Club Habana KY bright spot with a gay and_colorful | South American atmosphere . Moe Baer and his orches- ..two Nadine and Girardo team and Miss *Jolly.” club songstress. Special Luncheon Salurday e With Music Atter 10 P. M._ Cover Charpe. 53¢ Saturday Nights and Holidays. $1.10 BLEVEN EICHTEIN mneclicul e body when she ran to the door after hearing a noise. One of the men knocked s0 hard on a glass door, ap= ° parently with a revolver butt he broke YOUTHFUL GANGSTER SHOT THROUGH HEAD \ three others sitempled 1o Tob & Body Dumped at Door of Hospital | drug store. . A clerk in the store fired shots at After Four Men Fail to the quartet and they fled, dragging their wounded companion with them. Rob Drug Store. The drug clerk identified the dead youth as one of the would-be robbers. T e e e By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 29.—The body of a youth about 20 years old, shot through the head, was placed on the idewalk in front of a doctor’s emer- gency hospital last night by two men who fled in an automobile. Miss Gwen King, secretary at the hospital on West Lake — — | Hotel Martinique | 16th St. at M District 4150 Thanksgiving Dinner 5125 each person (Served from 5 Until 8 P.M.) Honeydew Melon Supreme ta. fled Olives Garden Radishes o Onion Soup au_ Gratin Presh Chicken Okra Soup. Louisiana Broiled Striped Bass. Anchovy Butter Broiled Smithfield Ham, Brussels Sprouts Presh Lobster a la Newburgh Small Sirloin Steak. Monte Carlo Roast Stuffed Vermont Turke, Chestnut Dressing. Cranberry Jelly Mashed Potatoes California Asparagus. Butter Sauce® Presh Peas Havana Sweet Potatoes Thanksgiving Salad Hot Minc Pumpkin Pie e Pie u English Plum Pudding. Hard Sauce Strawberry Parfait Pancy Cakes American, Roauefort or Cream Cheese. Toasted Wafers After Dinner Mints Demi Tasse Advance reservations suggested Call Dining Room Drive Out Wash.-Balto. Blvd.—Two Miles Past Maryland Univ. and Dine and Dance a« the Dude Ranch Eastern Night Life in a Western Atmosphere Garren's d Good Food Good Music Special Sunday REGULARLY £1.50 Sizzling Steak o Chicker Dinner 51.00 Served 4 to 9 PM. Floor Shows No hard liquor sold. Beer, Wine Set-ups. * No Dancing On Sundays “Dude ‘Ranch OPEN EVERY NIGHT GARDEN FROLIC 26 Entertainers 26 3 Shows Dally—1 P.M. Internationally Famous Dance Teams! in a beautiful revue, featuring § i Broadway’s & Hollywood’s Loveliest Girls! No Cover Charge for the Finest Show in Touwn! T, NG| BIIL Strickland's 3 Big Shows NNER ‘ Capitolians Playing for Dady! 1:00. 7:30 n‘ = and 11:30 P.M. Texchmn D i) Served 11 a.m. to | 3. Dene Reservations Hillside 0500-0601 On Marlboro Pike—1 Mile Past the District Line CHARM and GAIETY Rule in this Setting DANCING to Sidney's Music at the COCKTAIL HOUR AND SUPPER LUNCHEON, to the soft strains of harp and violin Zor Reservations, Call Teddy at Dlstrict 3000 INTRODUCING ‘THE TANGO HOUR' Now So Popular in New York Dancing every afternoon, 4:30 to 7 Continental and South American Music By DaCosta’s Tango Orchestra Reservations 4Dama 0700 atthe... CONNECTICUT AVE. AT CALVERT Sy A TIP TO SMART WASHINGTON. .. The time and the occasion for gra- cious hospitality to suit the mood or circumstances may change, but the place is constant...That is THE HIHAT where the best have the best of everything. No cover charge at any time. _ AMBASSADOR € HOTEL 14™¢K HORTON SPURR International Comedian [ ] CARMENCITA and RIGO Dancers Direct from Spain [ ] BETTY LUKENS 7:45 to 10 DINNER DANCES Special Dinner $1.75 —including supper eover Saturdays cover not included. SUPPER DANCES 10to 2 A. M. Cover, E5¢ Saturday, $1.00 . oy e Midaight ' Supper [ ] SHOREHAM ORCHESTRA “Barpes” Conducting Maxim Lowe's Musio DANCING 7:45 to 2 CONNECTICUT AVENUE AT CALVERT