The Archive · 1938

METROPOLE BALLROOM.—Cabaret

Santos' orchestra, entertainment.

METROPOLE HOTEL. Grill and dining rooms for business tiffins and other occasions.

PALACE HOTEL.—Tea lounge, snack counter and grill room. Music during tiffin, tea and dinner by a classical trio.

PARAMOUNT.—Cabaret. Gloria Andico's orchestra.

PARK HOTEL.—Grillroom, dinner dance nightly. Itkis' orchestra. Tea dance every Sunday. Tea erd cocktails in the lounge.

RENAISSANCE.—Restaurant and ballroom, At tea and dinner in the summer garden Koudiatef's Trio, Dixie Sisters Leaving The Dixie Sisters, who have been a strong attraction at the Cas Ballroom for nearly two mon row entering at the cabaret with the expert sh dancers, Francisca. During their stay at the room the Dixie Sis! ed numbers entirely Shanghai and have made many new friends. The Casanova is thoroughly air-conditioned and is open every night until 5 am. Musie for dancing is provided by Apa s Gaucho: ace ten-man band specializing in forgo, rumbo, Ha an and. swing music. Patrons are treated to hot dogs, free of charge, ever night after 11 o'clock, Cool at the Paramount A delightfully cool interior, a first-class dance band, plus good service and moderate prices are contributing reasons for the steady popularity of the Paramount Ballroom. During the recent warm weather the ballroom has catered to capacity crowds, many patrons preferring the cool balcony, which has its own dance floor. Next Sunday there will be a tea dance with entertainment, d Mr. Hyde" such favour as this dual personality March, Miriam. Hopkins and Rose "Little Miss Roughneck"

Edith Fellows and Leo Carrillo are featured at the Metropol Theatre today in this picturesque film, associated players including Scott Colton, Thurston Hall and Jacqueline Wells.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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