ing and afternoon tea and cocktails. CHEZ ROVERE.—French and Italian cuisine.
CIRO'S.—Cabaret. Sunday tea dance.
Harrison's orchestra.
DARYAL.—Russian and Caucasian cuisine.
D. D's NIGHT CLUB.—Russian and foreign style cuisine. Hegamin's Trio.
DEL MONTE.—Cabaret. Alabido's orchestra, Floor show.
JESSFIELD CLUB.—Night Club.
Boder, Roth and Bulmer entertaining.
JIMMY'S—American style meals at all hours.
KAVKAZ-
Russian and Caucasian cuisine.
Dining and dancing. Floor show.
LONDON CLUB.—Night Club. Girl orchestra.
MASKEE.—Night club. Sellers, Ardatoff and "Fritz" entertaining. Raisa dancing.
As a concession to the popular belief that movie audiences resent defeatist themes in their fare, Warners have embarked upon the task of shifting emphasis from the characters of the Emperor Maximilian and the Empress Carlotto to the Indian Juarez in Bertita Harding's "The Phantom Crown," which, it now appears, will reach the screen under the title of "Juarez," says the New York "Times."
To avoid centring on the ill-fated Habsburg venture in America, John Huston, Aeneas Mackenzie and Wolfgang Reinhardt have fashioned the approaching Paul Muni-Bette Davis production into a document that presents the case of democracy as opposed to autocracy. By using the young Diaz as a pivotal character, who is first an adherent of one leader and then the other, they are attempting to show why Mexico preferred popular government with Juarez to the benevolent authoritarianism -of Maximilia Muni, who will appear as the Indian revolutionary, has accepted the role after some demur, though he METROPOLE HOTEL.—Grill and|has fewer lines than either Maxi-dining rooms for business tiffins milan or Carlotto. The writers ad-and other occasions, mit that because of the natural PALACE HOTEL—Ten lounge, snack strength of tragic characters they counter and grill room. Music dur-lhave adopted policy of topping ing Tiffin, tea and dinner by a most scenes with lines by Muni, to classical trio.
PALAIS CAFE.—Cabaret Swing music, entertainment.
RENAISSANCE CAFE.—Russian and Caucasian cooking.
SUN YA.—Chinese delicacies at tiffin, tea and dinner.
TOWER.—Night club. Dancing at 930 p.m. Featuring "P. C. and a Piano."
WINTER GARDEN.—Night
club. Volsky's Midnight Follies.
Nina Kellan's- orchestra. keep the role important enough to justify his playing it.
Having succeeded, however, in obtaining approval for "The Life of Emile Zola," even though most of the works of the title character appear on the Index of Prohibited Books, Warners feel that no exception will be taken to a historic presentation of the fall of Maximilian's empire so long as the church is not directly involved in the story.
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