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.
;|PALAIS CAFE.—Cabaret Swing music, entertainment, PARAMOUNT.—Cabaret. Gloria Andico's orchestra. Sunday tea dance.
PARK HOTEL.—Grillroom, dinner dance nightly, Itkis' orchestra. Tea dance every Sunday. Tea and cocktails in the lounge.
RENAISSANCE.—Restaurant and ballroom. At tea and dinner in the summer garden. KoudiatefPs Trio. te "I Killed the Count"
Good progress is being made at the rehearsals of "I killed the Count," under the direction of Mr. Gmehling at the Lyceum Theatre.
The cast, which is now complete, will include Miss Doreen Mabas, Mrs.
J. Stericker and Miss Kitty Sharp in the three female parts. Miss Mabas has appeared in two A.D.C. ductions, "Children to Bless You "Tovarich" in subsidiary roles, she has now a part more worthy of her talents. Mrs. Stericker appeared in "The Sacred Flame" as a maid, and now has a more important part allotted to her. Miss Sharp plays the part of a cockney housemaid showing much versatility: her charming portrayal of Casilda in "The Gondoliers" will be well remembered.
To Mr. James Barton, who made a decided hit in "The Beggars' Opera," falls heaviest part in the play as a Scotland Yard detective inspector, and Mr, Martin Speyer as his assistant makes a big step forward in his histrionic career. Lieut.-Cmdr. RMP. Skinner of "French Without Tears" fame has a very important part. Another "Beggar's Opera" Mr. J. A. Tebbs, makes his frst appearance with the A.D.C, in a character part well suited to his particular style. Messrs. E. A. Dearn and Ralph Lynn re-appear on the Lyceum boards after a long absence. Mr: Lynn has a part very much on the lines of the one he played so successfully in "The Play's the Thing" some few years ago. Mr. M. L. Bevan who was seen recently in "Full House" is included in the cast whilst Messrs. R. K. Smith and G. M. Lacks making their first bow to a Lyceum audience complete what promises to be a thoroughly well-balanced cast.
The playing dates, October 5, 6, 7 and @ should be noted. Booking at Mcutrie's opens on September 24.
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