and afternoon tea and cocktails. Tea concerts, CATHAY RESTAURANT.—8th floor.
COSMO CLUB.—Morris orchestra.
Dorothy Baker and floor show.
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—aiso Sally.
JESSFIELD.—Night club. Roth—Teddy and Guzza, MASKEE—Night club, Otto Ruff.
Séhlerhorst and Hamm The corset squeak is being heard ain in the microphones at Warner ros. studios, where Olivia de Havilland and Rita Hayworth are being hugged in turn by Jimmy Cagney f. scenes in "The Strawberry Bland But that's one touch of realism which won't be in the picture, "The modern corset, if any is worn, is practically jueakless," ex. plains Orry-Kelly grier at the des studio and in cha We of the clothes Joe Penner, 36, burlesque and vaudeville comic, who was skyrocketed to fame by radio, died in his sleep at the Ritz-Carlton hotel, Philadelphia, on January 10, says Variety." His death is the first involving a performer who came to national prominence strictly through broadcasting. In his career as an entertainer Penner had worked and achieved some success in show business, but it was radio that lifted him to a box-office value which netted him $13,250 for a one-week solo personal appearance at the Earle here during Holy Week of 1934.
Physicans gave it as their opinion that he had died of a heart attack due to overwork.
Penner was found dead by his wife, the former Eleanor Mae Vogt around 5 p.m. Penner, his wife. Robert Crawford, general manager of the show, and Martha Raye, the comedienne, had gone to Jack Lynchs Walton Roof Thursday right after the show. Miss Raye was in town to see Penner's perform rty broke up at 3 a.m. with Penner making a date to meet Craw: ford the next afternoon to go to a gymnasium. The Penners retired to their suite at the Ritz. Mrs. Penner arose early the next day and didn't awaken her husband.
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