Oftimes in the course of an evening spent at the Tower, Eric de Reynier will give one of his diverting numbers.
"Why doesn't the Tower have a regular floor show?" a patron once "Eric de Reynier's songs should be featured on some sort of a programme, so that patrons visiting the Tower will know what to expect."
That, however, is just what the management of the Tower does not intend. To put a regular programme of entertainment on each evening will take away the element of surprise, which plays such a great part in the popularity of the Tower. The impromptu numbers when Eric de Reynier sings, as well as plays, would not be so well-received, With Eric de Reynier each evening, the Tower presents Gene Kirkor, whose unani and dexterous wielding of the drum-ichs borders on the miraculous. The Tower, it is announced, is an informal night club, and patrons are invited to attend dressed as they please, Dinner is served commencing 730 each evening to the accompaniment of classical music by Joseph Ullstein's Cathay Orchestra.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.