Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 26

26 DDD Oakland Tribune, Thursday, May 28, 1953 to give a hang about business, i Tii.l r- it I oina ctced a Eve Nelson was on the first' tew days of a vacation from the Sea Wolf lounge these days Man about town and bon vi-vant, Tony DeBiasi, never seems or do you remember her as Angelina of the Chef Cardini ihow? Tonight the big night at Orv Comstock's Open House. Plenty of eats (on Orv) and a lot of folks you "ain't seen in years" renewing fellowships that date back to Orville's Oakland kindergarten days through St Mary's College. The party continues again tomorrow night in case you can't "put a shingle" on, the Open Rouse tonight So there you are trapped without an excuse for not showing up. There are three Evelyns that I know of along the cocktail trail; tfo one blonde, one brunette are still at Sea Wolf. The one at Open House is a redhead.

That's how you tell them apart; Orinda Willowi chores, down Hollywood Way, when something very unfortunate hap hallway of the Danville Hotel has quite a recent history. Rus Glenn waited eight months and saved $65 by just mentioning the deal to Jim Rooney of Helnick's. A mixed up story. Russ, you tell it Eric Johnson the Bertola huckster is going fishing this holiday week-end. Was enrolled for the big skiing shindig up Sonora Pass.

Too much snow canceled. Ever hear of such a thing in June? Any moment now we can expect a new little mouth to feed at Lucca's and I have a fiver that says the Fiatarones can expect a Topp's lounge (105th-E. 14th) is more like a private club than any bistro in that end of town. Everybody knows everybody type spot. viLsi.

i-a Rto it, coj lias tail, around a lot. And yet he gets most of the dinner and dance business in the city. Just seems to come on a natural plus the lure of a truly great orchestra led by Larry Cappelli. The view can be called magnificent, too. WAITER CUM LAUDE One of the best waiters in these parts Hans Shultr quits the Tunnel Inn in another few weeks.

He is about to finish U.C. Will be a civil engineer. Personally, I think he should reconsider and open his own restaurant. You'd swear he was a product of the Swiss hotel schools, the way he caters and serves at Jay Bedsworth's exclusive rendezvous. That antique coat tree in the pened.

She was walking out of! an automatic elevator; the door shut, caught her and she fell to the floor and cracked something in her spine. She is in the hospital Concord- Doctor says it will take many months to get her back to normal again. I'll wager she finds a way to get! back in action at the Willows'' At door, greeting customers, before too long. If I know Eve! Tve heard it a hundred times: -What is the Villa de la Paix business so fast at the Net, I look to see him push out a wall soon and add another room. You can't believe the lunch crowds until you see them.

Dinner, too. The Net does have outstanding chefs. I wonder sometimes, if their stuffed turbot might not be one of the seafood classics of the nation! The martinis at Showboat are 35 parts gin to one part vermouth. Is that dry enough for you? If not. Lew Bohnne is thinking of vaporizing gin with a whiff of vermouth and compressing it in an oxygen tank; served with a mask, etc Seriously he's working on the idea mostly for laughs, I guess.

Frank Wells came up at Club Martini with what I trust will be the last bop gag of this generation: 'Dig that crazy fox hole." Reerring to the digging going on in the new parking garage kitty corner to the Tribune. South Pacific is romping out some mighty high style jazz for restless ears and nervous feet I doubt if you can find better, look where you may in local jive haunts. The Sharps hold the spotlight with Wild Roy Felts saxing up things a bit Claude Maxwell and Ruth Doll vie for vocal hands. Strictly for the gone set strictly. PICTURES ATTRACT Mike Lynn is creating a mild tidal wave of requests for pictures of industrial plants to go in the frame out front at Pland's Broadway restaurant Judson Steel is the current pic; a peach of a photo by the Hainlin Studio.

Phylis Cook is flitting about going to do for parking?" Take a 4 1.1..!. I mm i'jh. li juit (quite lui js. ui freshly rolled and graveled parking area right across the street Just finished the job today. Dewey BargiacchU Harry Dellis and the Villa crew are getting mighty anxious for the contrac- Chuy Paita and his Latin xnambo rhythmista cam appearing at th Cabl Car ViDcra in San Francisco, t- rm Ia (Ka Vi aj ri i A 1af I TrlkiM aVi Honoring Oakland Qty Coxmdlmcm Peter M- Trtpp tfaxml, rVaO crt a testimonial dinner art: Mayor Gilford E.

Rihall crrA irora 1W JoKxi JomU. ric-ccmruj of Greece) la Son FrcacUco; ccd SpLro T. YlaiandLraA. toastmastrr. Councilman Tripp Paid Honor by 500 at Dinner Pt'sr Tripp.

Oaklar.d ar.d Conirnimm John J. eratcr ir.i r.e!y Aln Jr. c-r wj by Spiro D. Vlahar.dreas, Oakland them open for biz. jand Psed for 3illion Pict- Dewey asked me to mention'1716 Bul1 Do becr the fact that you can place Villa him ln tow- Young Corbett will banquet and reception at the Sea Wolf this coming tionj for dates after the first of Monday with Maxie.

Mitch Hoff-July. (And maybe the last two man is all set to trump hi previ-weeks in June.) You'll like their ous radio effort three shows ago. newly built party room. Cares Sanford Cohn gets open Satur- for parties up to Z50 or 300. The.

day wjth his new "adventure in ENTERTAINMENT i DINING COCKTAILS IUMI1 lltvio mi it Si H.IH.WI.M l.iimii ...031 phone should be connected by the time this hits the atreets. KING-SIZE BARBECUE fine eating to be known as San-ford's. As you perhaps know he took over Flagg's in Montclair. San managed the Athenian Nile -a tr'i ctwc was toasimasier. That opening in the barbecue last Councilman Tripp wu ap- UiL.T.-..-.:al pit at Panda Room Number Two.

for several years. A highly popu cn February 3 to fill the AntnU DeBlmti a CASCADE TERRACE dinner menu supreme rjINNEK StRVTD 8:00 P.M. Apaetiier a la Manitt COCKTAILS Tho Baautiful Terraca Fruit Cocktail or Ocean-freah Shell Tih Cocktail Supreme SALADS World fimoui Green Coddesr Salad or Toaaed Green Salad with Olive Oil and Wine Vineaar Dresaina SOUP Chef't Special Soup lUllta Xiiatanl ar KarUU ENTEEE Baked or Fried Filet of Sola (Hollandaise Sauce) t.lS Filet Mltnon of Swordfish (Broiled with Special Sauce) Rainbow Trout, Lemon Butter. 7 Baked Stuffed Ixbater Flavored with Sherry Wine) 4.ee Deep-Fried Eastern Scallopa (Tartar Sauce! t.M Ovsters Kirkpatrick in Casserole S.OO Chicken a la DeBiasi 3.50 Chicken Saute Sec with Fresh Mushrooms 1.5 Roast Young Tom Turkey (With Our Famous Dressina) J.50 Cross Ribs of Beef S.SO Salisbury Steak (With Mushroom Sauce) 1.15 Smoked Pork Chops (With Apple Saucel 3.00 Baked Virginia Ham (With Glazed Yams and Pineapple Sauce) 2.50 Veal Cutlet (In tig Yolks and Bread Crumbs) J.fXI Oysters. Fried i.ns Southern Fried Chicken 3.SJ Chicken Livers Risotto Calf's Sweetbreads in Casserole.

Scallopini a la Marsala S.1S Broiled Tod Sirloin Steak S.1S Broiled New York Cut or Filet Mignon ....4.75 Broiled Double New York or Double Filet Mignoo. Broiled Double French Lamb Chop 4.60 Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus (Friday and Saturday) 4.00 (Vegetable and Potatoes Included) DESSERTS Ice Cream or Sherbet Old-fashioned Strawberry Shortcake Swiss. Roauefort or Monterey Cheese Kahlua Parfait 75c Extra COFFEE CHILD'S PLATE SERVED AT $1.00 LESS FOR ANY ITEM ON MENU Cabaret tax will be added when Orchestra starts playing at 9:00 p.m. CATERING ARRANGEMENTS GLADLY MADE FOS SMALL. OK LARGE PARTIES DANCING NIGHTLY LARRY CAPPELLI Lake Merritt lar young fellow, Sanford will vacancy left by Dr.

Grover H. MacLeod when he left for mili- vk, t- the C3jr.c:l wi ri the v.ai tary service. He was chairman the H- Authority when 3 i Ir.tr'd-cd l') rr.r Amor.ji the honored guests at C- rMi -an cut- the d'nrcr werc: Clt' Council-, rr.tn Frar.k YoucIU Florence I Fletcher. Paul W. HeLey and' Nichota.

C. Ptm, Frfd MaCKicra; City Manager! president cf the Het.er.ic Com- Hassler: District Attor-! 4th and Broadway, is nine fc-et wide and five feet high. Takes a full sack of charcoal to stoke up a fire. Tuesday night Frenchie had nearly 500 pounds of spare-ribs roasting at one time. The crowd came rolling in and by midnight, nothing but a big pile of bones was left The three Combs brothers, Dick, Reed and George, can take a big unison bow for the decor job they pulled with no outside help.

Did it all themselves including the work. I thought the Showboat would sink into the Estuary last Monday night. So many showed up for the Max Baer broadcast Jack Dempsey arrived as promised attract the eclat charge account crowd; the expense account aristocracy. And yet his prjees are about level with ordinary places. But if you want to "run up the check" and make a "big impression" San has ways of making that possible; little items like flaming desserts, table-mixed salads, special steak sauces and stuff like that there.

Better give Sanford's a try. The kind of place you'll want to know about when that Certain Party drifts into town the one from Manhattan, perhaps? BUSINESS BOOMS That Johnny Erceg is building MM" wwif, cescricea r.f? rf.y prar)c Coakley. the Rev. :v.h cer.tury picr.eer who rt yr Timcthy pantelkos of the cr.lr adapted the American way Greek Orthodox Church, cf but dvir.cd to a Mavcr Gust Anyn ci Richmond. cf leadership in it Councilman Sam J.

Vlahos of Other speakers were Joseph San Leandro and John B. Evans R. Know land, publisher cf The Lhe State Board of Gcrrge ChrisV-pherJ tjon staff. V.j a -a i rrsrri Beard of SupervLscrs, ar.d John pC- Jourvis, vtce r.su'. of Greece.

ft XlJr NOW! TOHIBHT Congratulatory rr.enages were received frcm Sr.s. William F. MORE OF A DELIGHT THAN EVER Sine wa ad dad rh new yiaw windowa and an u-to-tke-min-irta Kitchen folka are complimenting us more than ever! The Rintermans and The Goodmans Foof of Broadway Jack Loadon Severe GL 2-3400 Tk. "Cistlt Rack' Knowlar.d and Thcmas Kuchel, Lint. Gov.

Goodwin J. Knight JOHNNY HODGES -1IGGEST LITTLE IAND IX THE LAND" Hotel "The Roam With the 11, 000,000 View" TE mplebar Z-U(M "SUE ME: If my hot Johnny Erceg doe nor use genuine Turbot in the Stuffed Turbot we serve at The Net If our butter and cream bill it not three timet more than it ought to be If you can get better ahellfith and seafood diahea than we aerve at The Net! "SUE ME: If my boss Johnny Erceg docs not drive hit butchert crazy by demanding only Hie most perfect choice and prime steer beef, superbly marble-ized and well aged! He gets it, too Sue me if he doesn't! "SUE ME: If my boss Johnny Erceg does not serve Hill Hill as bar bourbon If his bartenders, Gene Barrios and Wally Smith, do not pour too heavy but who caret! "SUE ME: If you can get better, faster service than dished out by Net waiters, Tony Markovich and Johnny Seel I've been working in rettauranta for many years but none that beats the Net! Sue me if that itn't the truth Your Net Chef "P.S. See you soon on Al Williams Copper Kitchen KGO-TY!" 2 sr 2 Mas V.r- AJU-y'i Don Arquilla's EL PATIO 430 19th St. TW 3-7325 LOCH DLWER COCKTAILS Sot Open Sundays KM llldltl Wrmm, r.X Tho you asked for it! HET OAKLAND'S LEADING STEAK AND SEA FOOD HOUSE! 2ND BROADWAY Wt fcafrrd it to ftn wi 4i4 about Ht PoJ wanted another Panda DOWNTOWN! Wa ackd a tamfic loctioN Mr Jak London Squara Wart 'til ia kow wa fimod it Sam aMtar tpar rib dinnar Hiat ntada mt tKa Uadinf barbae dianar ho wa in tWa Last lay Sam a wo-aWrful coxktails. The Combs Brothers BARBQ (pi SPARE Rib Dialer "II Mat.

Us FaaMis" L-J Johnny Ercef FOItUERLY UnJTI "A rlwaU TraiUa la Ga T4" Rnncr Ynnr I L0S ALTOS DTlflg TOUr pAT UARGE ANNOUNCE Luncheon LycCHlIHOIMl rariics served from a.m 3 p.m. Up tO 150 (Daily Except Sunday Monday) DINNER I Cocktails SERVED 5-10 P.M. From 10 a.m. SUNDAY 3 10 P.M. -r.

A LA CARTE MENU 1 10 P.M. TO 2 A.M. 1 Alfot rvnra. I II II All mm IN OAKLAND 11 BROADWAY AT 4TH- Panda Room 1 E. 14th, icar Fraltvale WHitecliH 8-4113 MONDAY IS OUR DAY OFF 'Btrkflrft Only Complete.

Dinner House" JACK LONDON SQUARE Monday tnrowgk S-ahjrday 11 a.m. 2 p.m. An MEMORIAL JVJ DAY: 3-9 P.D. 4 LUNCH SPECIAL 50 STOP BY TAKE A DEV7VER Merchant LUNCH. 65 Other Lunch Items for 55 OUR MARTINIS ARE 35 PARTS OF GIN TO ONE PART VERMOUTH! Lsrg Sa food SIjJ Soup, Dessert, Ccffee.

(NiUiul ua Dlars Cralt Carta r4) LEW BOHNNE Your Host TE 2-0343 Mixta Grcea Salad Preach Drasslai ar Kaaafart Dreulaa BAR-B-Q (Praa Ui rtl Saara aUba SI. OO Bar-B-Q Half Pbaaaaat Calckta 1.10 Saasaara Tried Pkaaaant Chlekaa l.SO Flirt Hl((a lCkal 1.7S Naw Tark Cat Chale l.OO Bakaa Vlrrlaka Baas, Ckaaaaaa-aa Saaea l.SO Baratkisa .21 MiikrMau 10 Siaak iMlatrM with Oalaa. Extra 1S DIG THEM C-R-A-Z-Y BAR-B-Q CATCH CAT NEGLEY AT THAT CRAZY TOASTER EVERY NIGHT HUT MONDAY TERRACE CLUB 16254 Foothill San Uandro DANCING FRIs, SUN. "THE 4 RIIYTIIU BOYS" A 7 1 la a mm fc-i m-m p4e a r- -LX- I aiaaar 1 mmm ANCHOR 1013 Unirtnify 4 Imb II 1i II tMi I mm t.a Ml Bmmm I I mm. If trl) mWiS The One and Only I.J 1 1 I Ik nre better dinners BENNY BUTLER .25 RENO ALL YOU CAN EAT CHUCKWAGON STYLE nd fhe prices art lest! I Oaa rrtea o) at the organ every night DANCING FRI.

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