and afternoon tea and cocktails. Tea concerts, CATHAY RESTAURANT.—8th floor Luncheon and dinner.
COSMO CLUB.—Morris' orchestra Dorothy Baker and floor show.
D. Ds NIGHT CLUB.—Russian and foreign style cuisine, Tino's orchestra Floor show, FARREN'S—Mike's Musie Masters Lantzoff, Dani Sisters, Volsky's Follie:
and Svetlanova.
JESSFIELD.—Night club. Roth—Teddy and Ferry Guzza, MASKEE.—Night club Otto Ruf.
Schierhorst and Hamm, appearing twice. Volsky's Follies, who made their initial appearance on Friday, were roundly encored again last night. Their work leaves little to be desired, for he is a past master in the art of dancing. Svetlanova, for years considered the best technician of dancing routines in Shanghai, appears in clever solo interpretation—her work is a positive delight. The youthful Dani Sisters. always sparkling and bright, lend excellence to the evening's entertainment, nicely costumed as they are, and vivacious without being daring. Lantzoff always takes the spotlight as he runs acrobatic and adagio.
By Any Other Name An amusing item appears in a recent issue of the "Kinematograph Weekly." Under the heading "Title Change," the following story is given:
Magenta Movies announce that their newest subject, originally titled "Children of the Streets," and later altered to "The Street of Children," and next to "Children in the Street," and finally to "Street's Children," has been re-titled "Beyond the Rockies." One might suggest another alternative, "Beyond Belief."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.