Evening star. [volume], April 16, 1946, Page A-11, Image 11

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After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
Trad* Mark Registered V. B. Patent Office
By Harry MacArthur
With the threat of famine over
a large part of the world, with grain
and meat shortages imminent here,
this seems to be the day when we
should tell you not to worry too
much about it. As a matter of fact,
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For an j
Evening j
that’s j
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MUSIC BEGINS AT 6:45
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1020 Vermont Ave. N.W.
RE. 1356
OPEN SUNDAY
Restaurant
Madrillon
Wash. Bldg., 15th St.
and N. Y. Ave.
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Wednesday's
Special
Luncheon
—thot dish which is
famous the world over,
, made as only Chef
\ Maggia makes it:
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Served From 11:30 to 3
Music by Lulls Duo
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Dinner 3 to 8
v LsssU Trio
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i Supper end Deneine 8:30
i to 1:30 A.M. Johnny
V Bobh’i Mndrlllonieno end
Leiele Trio pleyinr for
uninterrupted deneine.
Mlcuelito. Eddie Poin
dexter and popular
voealx.
there are those who think what you
should do is throw a party. And if
you don’t believe it, let us pass along
today a freshly-received prospectus,
which speaks for itself, to-wit:
How long has it been since you
and your group had the feeling
of “oh, gee, the banquet to
night!”?—and remember those
prime ribs of beef au jus? 200
servings of boneless stuffed
chicken? Cocktails for 1,500?
Once again accomodations for
affairs of this sort can be ar
ranged, and in our files, we have
complete and adequate informa
tion as to where, when and how.
The Party Booking Agency
was originally established for the
sole purpose of relieving you of
the strain of arranging such mag
nanimous social affairs, and now
that we have the “Green Light,”
we are happy to announce that
we are at your service.
Next time you get that feeling of
“oh, gee, cocktails for 1,500 tonight!”
you know right where you can go
now.
* * * *
The first sensation of the Duet’s
recently inaugurated entertainment
policy has arrived, in the person of
Jerry Cooper. Of course, Mr. Herb
Sachs always has had the notion
it was his duty to hire the ablest
performers available at the mo
ment, but in the afTable Mr. Cooper
he has a true show-stopper. When
he steps up to the microphone to
sing (Mr. Cooper, not Mr. Sachs)
he even draws those Sinatra reac
tions from hardened Duet ringsiders
and nine or ten songs before being
allowed to retire is Just about par.
Also making life livelier at this
resort is Monica Boyar, a sultry
Dominican lass, whose Calypso
ditties are wonderful. The third
member of the current entertain
ment trio is ierry Bergmann, a
comedy magicJan, who suddenly
replaced ;tiade< Ralton.
_ Understatement of the week, ris
ing from the next table the other
night while Lu-Cella, the Trade
Winds headliner, was engaged in
her sensational dance, which prin
cipally involves the courtship of a
large jungle drum: “My, that’s
rather suggestive, isn't it?”
* * * *
The Midnight Merry-Go-Round
. . . Add reactions to the above
named Jerry Cooper, this by Jack
Espey, the publicity man. upon hear
ing Mr. C. sing “I'm Always Chas
ing Rainbows”: “Oh, that’s beautiful.
I remember in 1919 I sat in the bal
: AN APPETIZING MENU
for
Luncheon
11:30 till 65c
Finatt Cocktails
DELICIOUS DINNERS
I NO COVER—NO MINIMUM
Matt Windsor's j
rousing anterteinmcnt
9 p.m. till dosing
cony of the Belasco Theater. That’s
a gorgeous, gorgeous song. Even
the music." Come down out of that
balcony, Mr. Espey. Mr. Chopin
wants to thank you. ... A fast lass
with a show tune, this Busan
Shepherd, now at the Brown Derby.
One of her special ditties is “Doin’
What Comes Natur’lly,” an Irv
ing Berlin song from "Annie Get
Your Gun,” which opens April 25
In New York. . . . Another thing
you may or may not know is that
the Statler Embassy Room’s pianist
band leader, Ted Straeter, once
studied voice at the St. Louis Con
servatory. A fellow student was
Helen Traubel, the Met’s Wagnerian
soprano. She was studying piano.
. . . New arrivals at the Embassy
Room, as of last night, were Senor
Wences, the wonderful ventriloquist,
and Pierre D’Angelo and Vanya,
dancers. . . . New arrivals at the
Crossroads, as of Sunday night, were
Trombonist Toby Tyler and his or
chestra. Mr. T. is doing all his own
arranging and, according to some
one who knows more about it than
we do, the instrumentation is unique
—trombone lead and two saxes. . . .
Johnny Duggan, the Trade Winds’
Irish tenor, is probably the only
Irish tenor in town on a diet. He's
reported to have a Broadway show
in the offing when he slims down
properly. Doing fine with it so far.
* * * *
Among the other things you
might overhear in the night Is such
chatter as this:
"Man, ya know, ever since my
grandma went offkey on a sick kick,
I decided to go righteous and live
on a health kick myself. Man, ya
know it's frantic bein’ a sick chick.
I’ve been stayin’ up late after the
job diggin’ some other cats and
canaries. So, man, the other day
I knew it was time I go on that
square binge. Ya know what I
mean? I was really brought down
that day, so I got out my old GI
blanket and hiked up to the roof
top of my joint. I was hoping to
put some notes on paper while I
dug some of that stuff the sun
knocks out. Man, ya know it sends
, a cat to dig some of that sunlight
once in awhile.
“And. man, just as I reached that
sky terrace, the juice started to
come on like Woody Herman. I
didn’t want to be a damp cat, so
I beat It back to my place and
caught a few choruses of the big
band noise on the radio. I heard
a session that really knocked me
out. All those big-time cats were
Washlatfaa'a f haatra laataaraat
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in the groove. Ya know what I
mean? All those cats were frantic.
"I’m not fluffin’ ya oft, man, but
I’m back on the stand. I’ll dig ya
later, man. Right, man? Yas, yas,
yas."
Thus Jack "Jive” Schafer, talking
to a friend at the Club Nightingale.
What he said was that he went up
on the roof to get some sun, but
it started to rain so he came back
down to his apartment and listened
to the radio. Heard a program he
liked, too.
2 Given 6 to 18 Months
In Trojan Gambling Case
Joseph B. Walling, 49, of the 1700
block of Massachusetts avenue N.W.,
and Charles R. Warde, 52, of the
2100 block of Massachusetts ave
nue N.W., yesterday afternoon were
PHIL and HARVEY’S
Restaurant
916 Sixteenth N.W.
Opposite Carlton Hotel"
featuring
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Pleasant Atmosphere
LUNCHEON DINNER
11 to 3 5 to 9
Open Sundays Closed Mondays
M AT THE PIANO
AND HIS ORCH. i
Dancing 9:30 ’til closing
Min. $1 it Sat. $2 ]
3 Sheraton Hotel
15th Cr L Sts. N.W.
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sentenced by Justice James M. Proc
tor of District Court to serve from
6 to 18 months on charges of set
ting up a gaming table in the
Trojan Club, 1700 block of Massa
chusetts avenue N.W.
Immediately after imposing sen
tence, Justice Proctor set bail at
$2,500 for each defendant, pend
ing appeal from the District Court
conviction.
The two men, prosecuted by As
sistant United States Attorney
Charles B. Murray, were convicted
April 9 by a jury. A previous trial
had resulted in a hung Jury.
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OFFERED BY
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DANCING 9 TO 2
COCKTAILS 5 TO 8
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