ing and afternoon' tea and cocktails. CATHAY RESTAURANT.—8th floor Luncheons, CHEZ ROVERE—French cooking and personal service, DEL MONTE.—Cabaret.
Ernie Kaai's orchestra.
D. p.s NIGHT CLUB.—Russian and foreign style cuisine—Vertinsky and Nikitina.
FARREN'S—Lonia de Kalb's Music Masters, Hosszu's Viennese orchestra and Farren's Girls.
KAVKAZ—Classical music ana With 2, Bitner playing the role of cabaret star, the Russian Light Opera on Saturday and Sunday are pre-ning Kalmen's "Chardash Prin-perhaps better known as ilvie," in the Lyceum Theatre The melodies are by no means unknown to Shanghai the gypsy and Hungarian strains having been featured on the stage and in cabarets, Two highly enthusiastic houses heving greeted last—week-end's "Bayadere," also by Kalman, and with the majority of the company's troupe tcking part next week-end the position of the Russian Li Opera in entertainment circles appears to have attained its prehostilities popularity dancing. Russian cuisine. Klodniza and Gruzinsi mong those supporting Miss Bitner are L. Rosen, V. n, W.
Andreev, R. D'Oder, F. Rox, W.
Tourenin, M. Novatskya and B.
Bodrostin. Production is in the capable hends of Mr. Valin.
Of special interest to the nonspeaking Russian population is the fact that Volsky, ballet-meister, is presenting five turns—"Girls," "Beeutiful Ladies" "Wedding March," "St. Louis Blues" and the "Tango," the latter a specialty by the Astor Trio.
Booking at Moutries and the theatre.
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