and afternoon tea and cocktails. Tea concerts.
CATHAY RESTAURANT.—8th floor.
COSMO CLUB.—Morris' orchestra.
Dorothy Baker and June West and Kay.
D. D.'s NIGHT CLUB.—Russian and foreign style cuisine. Tino's orchestra.
Floor show, FARREN'S—Mike's Music Masters.
Lantzoff, Volsky's Follies and Svetlanova—also Sally.
JESSFIELD.—Night club.
Ferry Guzza.
Teddy and music to make dancing a pleasure. either during dinner or after the cinema—as a matter of fact many patrons make it a point to drop in after the pictures, just for a "spot" and a few dances.
The orchestra is versatile, combining on numerous instruments and when one is off for his usual fifteen minutes for veral cigarettes. one of the remaining three takes up the former's instrument and carries on. Tino and Teddy (Tavia) sing in several languages and are able to respond to requ Vocalist Engaged METROPOLE HOTEL.—Grill and dining rooms for business tiffins and other occasions.
PACIFIC HOTEL.—Dinner dances.
Sunday tea dance. Soffre's orchestra.
PARAMOUNT.—Cabaret. Tony Diaz's swing orchestra.
PARK HOTEL.—Dancing nightly. Sunday tea dance, Itkis' orchestra Jani Ballan and floor show.
ROXY.—Night swing band. club. Harry Fishèrs TOWER.—Night club. Tower orchestra.
, Anders. Nightly excepting Larissa "Ball of Savoy"
Orlovskaya will be honoured with a gala tonight in the Lyceum.
Miss Dinah, well-known in Europe as a crooner in the American style and in the manner of the inimitable Kate Morgan, has been engaged by the management of the Roxy Night Club and will shortly make her debut there. She will present floor numbers and sing with the Harry C. Fisher Swing Band, thus giving the band two good vocalists, the other being the gifted singing violinist, Fred Fobau. Miss Dinah, it is stated, sings in English and three other languages
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