METROPOLE HOTEL.—Grill and dining Tooms for business tifüns and other occasions.
CATHAY RESTAURANT.—8th floor.
Luncheon and dinner.
D. p.s NIGHT CLUB.—Russian and foreign style cuisine. Teddy and Perry DEL MONTE-—Cabaret, Fockler's band, Violet Vardon and floorshow.
EVENTAIL.—Night club with floorshow.
FARREN'S—Fingéruf's orchestra. Mig-none, Largo Trio, Lilly Flohr and the Dani Sisters.
MOULIN ROUGE.—Night club. Larry and Steve. Ruft's orchestra.
PALACE HOTEL.—Tea lounge, snack Counter and grill room. Dinner dance dally excepting Sundays. Ullsteln's orchestra.
PARK HOTEL—Dancing nightly. Sunday tea dance. Itkis' orchestra. Floor-Show.
ROXY.—Night club. Jack. Charley and James, Merrymakers at D.D.'s is a laugh at D.D's when "Teddy and Ferry Guzza begin their comical activities, This is not to say that the pict hereinurder named are the rock bottom, unequivocal, Bureau of Standards worst of the year. Such a list of nominations must obviously be arbitrary, since it is differences in opinion and taste which make horse races, marriages and movie critics.
Likewise, these are not the inevijtable claptrap which could have been anticipated—the cheap' Westerns, Class C melodramas and dime-a-dozen "quickies" such as the adult who must bears in silence; nor are they such enjoyable cream cheeses Boris Karloff; "The Man They Could Not Hang" or "The Magnificent Fraud." These are the ultra blunders, the pictures which, in cast and resources, gave promise of something much, better, the fizzles away from which the burned children of this department have most cautiously shied,
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