Balli. Mike's entertainers.
BOLERO.—Night Club. Tafet, Schlittner and Ruff brothers.
BRER FOX.—Night club and restaurant.
Dinner and dancing every evening. last week and since that time the management has received numerous congratulations. Tafet in' particular has quickly demonstrated that as a singing drummer he is one of the finest in the city. He sings in the latest American style and has a most pleasing voice. Herbert Ruff, pianist and accordeonist, is also a gifted singer and is popular with guests. The management has definitely elected to remain open all during the summer At the Brer Fox Five sparkling numbers are presented nightly by the Fox Follies of 1940 in the Brer Fox, including three usual dance routines—"Let Yourself Go" "When You're Smiling" (a hot tap quartet) and "South African War Dance."
The fun really starts, however, with the informal turns in which spectators assist the "foxines.' In the Hobby Horse item, brought to Shanghai by a resident, recently returned from America, races are run on wooden steeds by the ballet after which much laughter ensues as patrons try the trick. This is a happy adjunct to the "Boomps-a-Daisy," now in its fifth week at the Brer Fox.
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