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For Ad BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. FKIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1937 ilc phone MAin i-OWH) gO'oiii'g Places MID-AUGUST FINDS THE HOT SPOTS COOLEST 4 i fv rX s- 'i i 8 4 4 4 Nigit Club, Road House, Lobster Palace Hotcha Yet Coolya Etroocl' I by HY GARDNER Snphir Tuikrr ruts short her rntairment at Tiping Rock tn Sara-toca to ansurr an S. () S. rail bark to the fllrkturr rolonjr rom Sknlsky's column in the New: "There's Only One Broadway and It's In Hollywood!" Soooo (ioldvn is now writing under the name of Skokky, flround TTig Tables Thank you. it's nice to be back.

We think it should be known that the modest follow who pinch-hit 1.000 average for us while we were trek-ib throush New EnRland was Joe Appelgate of our feature department. Friend Appelgate was so conscientious in his newly-acquired duties that vi.Mt.ed as many of the nightspots he could crowd into the two weeks we were away, and now HE needs a vacation. Even Jorgenson, owner of the Wivel In West Fifty-fourth, took the opportunity to advise us that Evelyn Nesbit Is still packing 'em in at his Scandinavian rendezvous on W. 54th St. and that a new show opened there this week.

Met Katie Hepburn and Howard Hughes in a small Mr. Pant Muni in "The Lite of Emilc Zola" reviewed in one uo'd! MVMicent." sandwich shop in New London and It occurred to us if we had time wed have checked the marriage licenses in the srnnW towns through there. Frank Parker, Lowell Thomas. Wcstbrook Pegler and a host of others we found at New Canaan pisyln playground baseball. Fine food erved at the Hotel Orlswold, Eastern Point.

Mondav nipht "Souls at at thr Gnbc with the usual spotlights, the fanfare of publicity and the (flare of autonra-phonips. But the glamour of the opening was dimmed for bathed in the glow of the kleigs were 500 "Souls All at Sea" the Automat picket on parade After reading about the faux paus Lou Gehrig pulled on the air Vincent Lopez that Gehrig be auditioned again for a commercial this time batint; out fungos Hy Blaine, the Hollywood staae manager, and Kay Ballous. a Rockett-dear. are a new 13 road woo due "The trouble with Germany." Bob Hope chirps at Wave's Blue Room, "is that even the walls have jeers!" jr. 2 4.

But let's get back to bulness. The MarLne Roof of the Hotel Bov-ert becomes of age next week when It celebrates its 21st anniversary. The Roof the first of Brooklyn's roof gardens, we are told, and overlooks New York harbor with its thousands of interesting rights. The anniversary program will feature songs famous in the past 21 years as modernized by Will McCune. More gravy for Kduar Bergen Toylowns will be flooded with Charley McCarthy dolls this Vuletlde in the Shirley Temple manner.

Bergen's one guy who got results knocking I.orw Division Manager Harry F. Shaw's shaw-fire article in the current American Magazine, "Do You Hold Hands at the Movie?" will be Reader's Digested it's that delirious Signs of Autumn: Invitations for the Trench Casino's lolies-Bergere opening ll.e 20 Aout were sent from I'aree via the Queen Mary Leon Eddie's Isle of Pago I'ago revue unfurls Tuesday evening and the new International Casino threatens to come lo life, finally, the tail end of this month The handsome lad above Is Ozie Nelson, as if you didn't know, who leturned to Manhattan for a five weeks' engagement at the Hotel Astor Roof Garden. Starting with the first circle on the left, we find William Farmer, orchestra conductor at the Promenade Cafe in Rockefeller Center. Next Is Rosa Rio, talented New Orleans miss who heads the divertissement prDjjram on the Marine Roof of the Hotel Bossert. She is a tricky piano player.

We find hundreds of notes, including RKO will produce a picture baW on the life of Georce Gershwin. His brother Ira will script it Aside to Hill Farnsworth: May I acid my nomination to your Lovehe. Looking Girl" contest: Anybody's Mother This department's left hand, mustached Al Grano, will learn here that his pending wedlock with cute General Elert.nck Angelina Rubino is no Now that. Hollywood lias changed actress Stella Adlers name to Stella Ardler, Ozzie Nelson suggests Barbara Stanwycks picture be called Stella Darllas" 1 Jk -k" i 1 Grepory's Present Iew Cocktail Kooni Jack Osterman paid the ailing Vincent Youman' a visit to I.arrh monl yesterday and reports the popular composer well on the road to recovery Incidentally, Willie Howard's court jester, the right Sir Joseph Ginsberg, will he Jack's jest of honor at the Mirador next Wednesday night. Rerently, and you have Abe Bronson's word for it, Ginsberg ransacked the Howard family's ice bov, discovered only one apple and.

to make certain nobody else would grab it first, bit into it and left it there. Mrs. Howard discovered It and promptly threw it at the culprit. "I'm leaving at once," he warned her, "before the watermelon Elaborate plans have been completed for the formal opening of a new, modernistic cocktail lounge In Gregorys Rr.staurant at 8315 4th Ave. tomorrow night.

The beautiful, new cocktail room Is one of the largest in the borough, seating 150 Evelyn Nesblt an invitation written in French for the new French Casino show opening August 20. Clifford C. Fischer, producer of the Folios Beregere, came in on the Queen Mary to again take charuc. Pearl Wiuick coos that Russ Morgan and his orchestra has been signed for the dancing, and Spencer Hare wants it known that Lou Breese is not only the musical director but has been signed as such for five years. It may be the music of Eliseo Grenet, the air-conditioned room, the authentic Spanish entertainment or the charm of Boss Gonzales, but the Club Yumuri continues to be one of Broadway's busiest nightclubs.

We dropped in Tuesday night and found the place jammed. Mae Murray and ahandfome young Latin were among the ringslders. Dorothy Gulman. the publicist, insists she has a new find In Jill Denct, black-eyed, red-haired monologist and mistress of ceremonies at Joe Moss' Pavilion Royal in Valley Stream. Bunny Berigan and his orchestra will remain through the Summer.

These warm days have brought to us loads of praise for the Beau Rivaae at Sherpshead Bay. The Marine Deck Is a feature there with diners visualizing themselves sitting on the deck of a liner as the cool breezes sweep over them. To add to the illusion, there is a flag mast in the "bow" of the deck with real lifeboats and life buoy. draped on the rails. Dave Johnson's orchestra vies with the sea breezes for popular acclaim.

Another borough rendezvous still a favorite with the customers Is the Italian Village on the Hotel St. George. Eli Dantzig is now making personal appearances nightly with his band and he has specialities for each night. A "Star Is Born" amateur contest is his latest brain-child with the winner Joining his band as vocalist In the Fall. Notes: Mike Riley and his "Music Goes 'Round, etc." gang play lor season sets in: Nancy Lewis, above, one of the many lovely ladies of the Hollywood Restaurant ensemble, finds It necessary to don a fur piece in the air-cooled rendezvous.

Jack Diamond sends in a few stattstrirks concerning several of the stars in Walter Wanger's "Vogues of 1938." Joan Bennett is a soit touch if you show an interest in golf, fwimming or tennis; Warner Baxter has been in only 51 pictures since they learned to talk; Helen Viruson owns a prize Dobbin; MLseha Auer used to "carry the mail" a.s a British Army messenger and Alan Mowbray made his screen debut as George Washington Atlantirity has gone strip-tease groggy with the French Casino there dropping its regular fare to go bare and thus compete with the Namod Club. The hottest spots in town are the Bath Turf Club and Phil Barr's "500" Club chiefly because of Frances Faye at the former and the Three Racketcheers at the latter And Abe Lyman, all the way from Hollywood, writes to report that in his opinion the worst part of the new burlesque shows in New York is that if you applaud one of the girls who sings, she comes back and SINGS! 1 1 patrons, in addition to the dining room which adjoins it. The lighting effects nnd Interior decorations blend harmoniously with the rare beauty of the murals and the new room is destined to become a favorite gathering place for the Bay Ridge smart set. The lounge is furnished with comfortable bright red round cushion settees. Gregory's has been a favorite dining spot for many Brooklynltes for the past eight years and Iti proprietors, Frank Gregory and Peter H.

Genakous, have spared no effort or expense In making the new room a worthy addition to the favored restaurant. JL Ina Borg, danseuse, whose "Sphinx Dance" Is a high spot in the Montmarte Revue at Jimmy Kelly's Village nightclub, is shown above, with one of her masks Many prominent city officials and St. Moritz Features Casey Goos Hawaiian A Hawaiian Hour will be featured this weekend In the Ocean Terrace of the Half Moon Hotel by the versatile Ken Ca.sey and his orchestra who play nightly for dancing. Included on this entertainment program will be petite Bette Cniter. Southern song stylist; Virginia Dare, blues singer, and Betty Williams, entertainer.

Carleton and Juliette, the noted dancers, begin an engagement in The Summer spots are trying to entice more patronage by lifting their cover and minimum charges for the rest of the season the Glen Island Casino and the Surf side setting the precedent Sid Gary wonders whether Kate Smith Is in that Paramount picture: "High, Wide and Georglc Tapps goes Into the Paradise for Georgie Hale's new Fall parade Overheard in I.ongrhamps, the Versailles, the Stork Club, the Barrel of Fun, "21," the Village IIiCHery. Villepigues, the Promenade Cafe or maybe It was the third ham sandwich slut from the right at the Automat: "Oh, Johnny, your kisses are such awful lies!" Murals in Now Longclinnip The management of the Long-champs restaurants announces that the newly planned branch at Broadway and Murray St. will be constructed in three terraces, connected he beautiful Sky Gardens of the Hotel Si. Moritz tomorrow night. The dance team as a special feature open-air dancing at the Mannattan Beach Casino for a week starting Sunday Ed Weincr says vaudeville is having a tremendous comeback at the Club Howdy, where 19 nets may be viewed any night When the Normandie arrives Monday, most of the stars for the International Casino revue will be aboard.

The show opens August 25 Roy Campbell's Continentals have been held over at the Biltmorc's Moonlit Terrace It may be a quack publicity stunt, but a chap named Donald Duck has been engaged as orchestra leader for the Village Brewery Alice Dunn is the newest in a line of songstresses fe.itured at Ben Marden's new Riviera. Josephine Huston and Irene Beaslv preceded her Hughie Barrett and persons prominent In fraternal, social and civic groups in the borough are among those who have made early reservations. ears of MiimV In celebration of its golden anniversary jubilee, VillepigtifV. famous landmark restaurant nt Sheepshead Bay. will present Arthur Davey and his orchestra, who will feature his oru'inal on their St.

Moritz program will m- in micii a manner mill, uiu eiune finmix Hf.i establishment will be visible from of the Dance," a rhythmic interpre-anv table. Winokl Reiss, noted I tation that has won them vast pop- artist, has been signed to execute I ularity in and in the Florida square feet of murals. resorts. iiHJ Hollywood Additions Joey Ray, singer, dancer and comedian of Earl Carroll's "Vanities," whose talenU are familiar to moviegoers, Is a new addition to the Restau Harold Richards, baritone and or- ii'iriiiiii. rhestra conductor; Ralph Gonzales "Cavalcade of Soli" Hits," a special Mike Riley and Joanne; Dorothy Jeffers, Ruth and nis Troubadours and Alfonso 1 musical program featuring tlie.out-Gaylord and Mitchell Ayres and his Chavas, tenor, continue in the enter- I standin? popular tunes of the nast rant's "Midsummer Revels of 1937.

his orchestra will continue at the Tavern on the Green through September. tteamlined Aihuthm Other acts include the Eltons, Walter Fashions in Music Orchestra. 1 tainment. i 50 vcars. HI JERRY BLAINE 'and bis Orchestra yi.

HroadciMtnn four-limes a nk ocr the fnasi-tn-'I Cuatt NHL network now I i nightly ai the THE roR ANY CONVENIENCE OF OUR BROOKLYN PATRONS COOL COCOANUT GROVE atop the PARK CENTRAL HOTEL 56th Strttt ot 7ih A.nu. Dmn.t Supptr Dancing No ininlmum Spind Whol You lit Dinner from 50 Suppir Couverl 75t w.fkdoyi 11 50 Son .1 i Winter in Hawaii I Although the Hawaiian Room of the Hotel Lexington was originally I a Summer idea, its success has been i so sensational Charles Rochester, i popular Lexington managing dlrec-i tor, has decided not to change the i atmosphere of the room but to keep it on indefinitely. Featured at the Hawaiian Room are Andy lona and his Islanders, I Ray Kinney, tenor, and petite Meymo Holt, Hawaiian dancing star. Long Inland Gypsies famous inn at Centerport, L. has prepared a special Gypsy Night pf entertainment for next Friday night.

Among the entertainers will be Howard Price, formerly with the WEAF gypsy hour; Gypsy Olga, singer of gypsy airs; Duiestrufl and Duna. diversified entertainers; Trovia Stunifnow. Russian gypsy tenor, and the regular Hall's Inn entertainers. A number nt radio stars will be among the guest artists. iTioait TKHimnuTioi to.

fiMlff jrSTEM 7 a I A PAY NO MORE We pay bridqs toll and exress meltr charrjM RTTUHN tup lor SAME PRICC A siafc ll'lll tnltlt'nrt a lull cub IntiA ol fiiismnrri from any punt in IfroriM) to Ben Marden's RIVIERA lor to CALL PRii. 3-7 200 Ben Ttlwkit's fit JL FT. LEE S-ZOCO IUSOOKI SWHERA SATURDAY, AUGUST 14th BAYVIEW t'MMKNR Mierp.lind ll.n Khfepi- hr-Jd Bar I Chlnrr' .,1 Av'-'Mn Lii'' h' UH.r.f ('- aij r.e SI SO. Clin l( I' ltlloil-i AMI UIMS llil I'AKKIMi I I A I IS I M( ASF nmr MUKIKK V. BEDFORD PLAZA I il lil Ktirrl IIIMIKNI and I'l'ulf All.r-i- I DOLLY'S it I .1 A AIM II INI at mm mvmm tmm mm wm arm jrl nllv 1 1 1 I A AM ON l.ilT rl (sties.

Dinners Irtim $1.10. FELTMANS CONEY ISLAND Our NEW COCKTAIL LOUNGE Ilrinpinp; lirowluny Atmosphere In liny R'ulgc The management Gregory's announce! the inftallatlon ol a new cocktail lounge with a teatlng capacity ol 150. Thli ll an addition lo its present dining room. The lounge 1 beautilully decorated and lur-nished with round cushion settees. Neither eilorl nor money was spared la making the new, lmprored Gregory's one ol the show places el Brooklyn.

Here amid gay, luxurious surroundings one can wine and dine in comiort. LUNCH FON' 50c DINNER 83c up AN EATING- PLACE OF DISTINCTION 8315 FOURTH AVENUE BAY RIDGE. BROOKLYN Tel. SHore Road 5 9289 Modrr.ile cbarfifj. frnrn 7 Nn potrr rhrcf.

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