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IS BROOKLYN EAGLE, FRI AUG. 1. 1947 4 STAR SUMMER SHOW GERRI FOUR featuring TV a vr1T1 Brooklyn and Broadway teas NIGHT LIFE Tfc -fit jvicfrA LCJ By LEW SHEAffER THE GAGE TOLLNER TRADITION The sign on the window read that Gage Tollner's would be closed two weeks for Installation of "new air-conditioning and redecorating the flining room for your greater comfort." One word "redecorating" caused most of the concern. Everybody was wondering what changes were to be made in the famous old seafood house with its wall panels of faded red velvet, ornate mirrors and other Victorian furnishings. They wondered and were agin any changes.

Well, the Fulton St. landmark has reopened and I'm happy to report that it's still the same old Oage and Tollner's. They have repainted the ceiling, cleaned the velvet panels, polished the brass lighting fixtures, installed the latest type of air conditioning, and nothing more. The early habitues would still feel at home there. It still looks like a back- ground for handlebar mustaches 1 cm yj Arthurs add ballroom grace Stream's Park Inn.

1 v. 17 RAMON TORRES' RUMBAS JIMMY ALDIN'S SOCIETY ORCH. "4rnerira'i Mf Beautiful Thrntrm Retlaurant" Full AIR CONDITIONED CHAMPAGNE HOUR SUNDAY, 10:30 Reservations PEPPINO; Floral Park 200 519 FRANKLIN FRANKLIN SQUARE, L. N. Y.

V'v rl I and leg-o -mutton fashions. 'menu feature fish, ranging from The best news, of course. Is that! brook trout to pompano; rarebits, the food remains the same. As! egg dishes, cold platters, steaks, they have since 1879, they're still cnops, chicken and other meat en- "LOV Thai Doir yon neertn he TO ENJOY. EXOTIC BEAUTIES ORIENTAL DRINKS HENRY LOW'S DELICIOUS FOOD MODERATE PRICES ALL ORIENTAL REVUE LEE MORTIMER'S CHINA DOLLS SUPERB CHINESE-AMERICAN CUISINE SHOWS NITELY DANCING TO 2 BANDS DANCING i UNDER THE STARS I TONITE in II TOM BALI'S i xi uMwr.t i i SPARKLING NEW POLICY Entertain" rrATURINO KIRBY STONE QUINT PLUS THE HONEYT0NE5 (FIVE SWEET GIRL no cova EMBV The Enbossy Recording Artist KIKI GARCIA and his Rhumba Orchestra EXTRA! 1 SINGING TSOUISDDUSt Oirxl 111" MEXICO LOS AZTECAS lm VOICC GEO.

OASCY mil rrt Vnr Hml-Ufi M. OCEAN PARKWAY l.t. i When Downtown For Shopping or Movies ilsbe's Restaurant and Lounge LUNCHEON or DINNER Cocktails 1 1 A.M. to P.M. MANHATTANS '3C MARTINIS JSC SFECIM I7.INO IN RTf AKS.

CHOM AND 'HOI(g SEA FOOI AT SO CATERING TO RANCH ET. WEDDI.NUS. SHOWERS, MEETINGS 407 BRIDGE ST. (off f-Ho. St.) Tel.

MAIN 4-9SK0 or S.M BROOKLYN can be Juitly PROUD of auch a RESTAURANT as The Brass Rail CVINS FULT0N Fullon Slrerl Bnro Hall teak Platters INKS mil I.IQI ORS ACK OR A DINNER" let Accommodated BILL MILLER'S row 8S S' am roNTiNiorsl IIVW DSNCINS CNTESTSINMCNT II ItUI MTK IN THE WEEK isizznng moict "A SIP. A SN IV Smiiil Pari 51 ST. at BROADWAY III C.p.clty I "LOVE That Doll" a III C.lv.'S t.K Alio Monday! SUPREME" SHore Road SHore Road 5-9839 yfn AIR-CONDITIONED v. ivtTTmc tKi" ii XWnn 'ffKtf v. II MEYcK i m.

a mww mm mm, i ii" mm 11 1 1 1 1 VVJ II DANCINH INDOORS OTVJr.WANTA6H-ll32-l03a XT I fifon 11111) fl'lilHUl II EDDIE KINLEY ftl.C. I MAGIC CARPET serving man-sized portions ol line, traditional American food. Even some of the menu names are rem lniscent of the past. "Chow chow. for Instance, a name I haven't Real Estate Dilberl Brothers Open New Store Dilbert Brothers, who operate a Chain of 58 retail stores throughout Brooklyn and Long Island, will open their first new store since the outbreak of World War II in Jackson Heights as a result of a transaction just closed.

The chain grocer organization has leaded from Sam Minskoff Sons, owners andj builders, the 37th Ave. and 77th St. corner store in the business building in course of construction on the entire northerly block-front of 37th between 76th and 77th Sts. The lease, negotiated by Gilbert Salomon, broker, is for a long term of years. The new building, designed by Boak It Raad, will contain 14 stores.

Offices are planned on the second floor. Brooklyn Dwelling Sold The two-story dwelling at 1854 83d 8t, Brooklyn, has been sold by Joseph Carnevale to Salvatore Pundaro, who Insured title with the Home Title Guaranty Company. Attorneys were Julian Shes-tack for the buyer and Edward I. Orvis for the seller. The dwelling occupies a plot 120x100.

Buys for Occupancy Clara Silberhartz has sold to Ifollie Schweiger for her own occupancy the two-family dwelling at. 3418 83d Brooklyn, through 8am Abrams, Inc. The property is assessed for $9,500 and is on a lot 80x100. Tobias Berger represented the seller. Co-partnership Gets Loan On Meeker Ave.

Property Mag aire Dugan. a co-partnership, have obtained a mortgage loan of 18.000 from the Long Island City Savings Bank on the one-story brick factory building located at 850 Meeker Brooklyn. This property is assessed at $5,500 for the land and $12,000 for land afld Improvements. The attorneys for the mortgagee were A. T.

and B. B. Payne and for the mortgagors Harry Weber, With Morris Weber acting as broker. Title was insured by Lawyers Title Corporation. i JOHNNY FAUST and hla MARIONETTES KENNETH ZOYA WILMA NOVACK EDDIE BRINKMAN ORCHESTRA 2 SHOWS NITELY ec.p, NO COVER EVER WALTER AHRENS, piano interludes and tongs During Dinner, 7te White Skuitei 7509 Third Avenut Finest of Wines and Liquors Luncheon Special Sunday Dinner Robert K.

McMiehael, Prop. bothered a lot of people. It heard since I was a child. Today it has the more commercial label of "pickle relish." Whether or not you know in advance what you will order, take time out for leisurely reading of the menu, a long, mouth-watering array. Better than a cocklail for whetting the Under "Little Neck and Cherry Stone Clams," for instance, you find 26 items Boston stew, Chicago fry Chicago broil, milk broil, cream broil, celery broil, clams in just about every shape, style and man ner of preparation.

The soft clams list is equally im pressive with 22 dishes, and you have a choice of lobster in 16 dif- styles. Other parts of the trees As in the dining room, kitchen innovations have been held to a minimum. Fresh butter is still the only oil used for preparing the food and all broiling is performed over live coals. There are no fried dishes or roasts, and all prices are a la carte. THE CASCADES For Its third show of the season, and its best by far, the BiltDiore roof is playing host to Rosario and Antonio, who are well justified, as far as 1 know, in billing themselves "The World's Greatest Spanish With its continual sound of KoMrie splashing waters and color scheme of green and white, the Cascades is a.

cool a spot as you ran wish for, but. frankly, it's a hot feverish merit in Spain when the two youngsters go to town. And they really do. It's easy to see that they dance for the sheer joy ot dancing and they happen to be superb dancers. To a high degree, they have combined traditional Spanish dances with vivid showmanship for a class act that packs appeal and excitement on the nightclub floor, as well as on the concert stage.

Singly, together and sometimes supported by a troupe of two girls and one male dancer, the team scrambles fiery gypsy flamencos. Jotas and other classical numbers for an hour-long program that was much too short. Also on the program are Carlos on toy a. famous guitar virtuoso, and Silvio Masciarelli, the teams musical director and Rosario husband. lEW'S TALK Null Void) Coward actually applauded a Brooklynlte this week Jay (Bay Ridge) Marshall's clowning as an English magician at the Village Vanguard Lou Costello gives W.

51st St. passersby a free show. Struts around in his Noel Coward Rosy dressing room in the flashiest shorts and I lie window shades alt the way up Jack Abbott. Bossert's popular host, recovered from his operation and returned to his post With money earned fighting In the II. Marcel Cerdan bought two Casablanca cafes for himself and his brothers Pro baby sitters averaging $100 weekly Bing By Vida Hurst when she knew Warren would not be at home.

Ella was on the third floor cleantne Hal room. Mimi and her mother had Rone shop ping so Kay was forced to answer the bell which Chin, busy in the kitchen Ignored. Kay had never seen a photo graph of Brenda but she knew who it was the instant she glimpsed the smart, fur-coated figure through the heavily leaded glass door. A taxi driver was carrying her luggage. Brenda was tall, dark-eyed, imperious, scarcely glancing at the nurse who opened the door, she said, "I'm Mrs.

Warren Taylor. I've just arrived from New York." Speechless with surprise, Kay stood aside to permit Warren's wife to enter. Brenda directed the driver to put her bags in the hall and paid him. When he had gone she said. "I suppose you're Uncle Matt's nurse.

I'm Kay Walker and at present Grandmother Taylor is my pa tient. She had a fall some tune ago and broke her hip." "So Warren told me. Perhaps you'll be good enougl" to tell me which room my husband is oc-cupyiag, I'm very tired and should like to have a nap and a bath." "Mr. Taylor is using his uncle's old room," Kay said evenly. She did not ofler to carry Brenda's suitcases so the other girl was forced to do so herself.

Ashamed of herself, Kay said then, "Can I help you?" "No, thanks! They're not heavy. The rest of my lugsage will arrive later." Kay followed her upstairs, past Grandmothers door which had been left open, but Brenda did not stop. Straight into Warren's room she marched, asking as she did so. "Where is every one?" "Mimi and her mother are shopping," Kay replied. Her face was whiter Brenda put down the suitcases and removing her coat, tossed it on a chair.

"Would you mind bringing some coffee?" Brenda said, running one ringiess hand through her sleek, dark hair. Complete Dinners from $1.50 Kirelknt Frrncb Cuitfne "Th But In 8trki nd CImdi" Visit our "Magic Carpet Bar" Om blork from Villcv Strfam Sll. rrk Merrirk Raid )'n mir Hint: Vllry Strrtm S-'SIII and a Great Show! OUR LIMOUSINES leave every I 5 minutes trom DEVONSHIRE GARAGE, 113 W. SI st St. CO S-9191.

Tariff 5ttc per ptrion 1 Show at tit SAT R'icrvtif" Jarflitu ORT LEE -200n I 1,, ii, ,1 1 Uinner "AIR-CONDITIONED" urCRB CUISINE EiKlltntSlRVICt Kosher latrrlnl rhon.i BANQUET Dept. CI 00 227 WHI 4.VTH STRF.ET 1 WinillNOH-MMtlnn 1 DANCE TIME The Mac- to showtime a Valley Crosby has dough in Argentina, but can only get It out as horse flesh Bret Morrison: "When a gal reduces, she's just going out of her weigh to please some man!" SHAVINGS A pencil company's readying a big suit against two miritown department stores for using its ball point pen in a price war Judy Canova's bringing 'em hack alive a South American hillbilly quartet found during her Rio visit for hrr airer Dodger pig- Judr Canova skinners move into the St. Jeorge Sept. 1 Alf I.andon buying heavily into Kansas radio stations. Start of a political comeback? Kay Penton, ex-Benny Goodman chirper, opens tonight at 51d Club Nocturne Easy listenin': Oscar Brand's Sunday night Brand Waion via WNVC Yank visitors cleaning up in Paris.

Sell $50 suits as high as S250 Jean SaWon to open Wedgwood Room next Fall WHOM's Symphony Sid calls Fred Allen "atomic" he's so radio-active! FIRST NIGHTLIFE TO MORROW Jack Farrell, Dick nrnnn Vvrcnnp ne Salvo and Juanita Wade at Jamaica's Maison Duarte Joe E. Lewis at Lido Beach Club SUNDAY Bill (Luncheon at Sardi) Slater honor-guests at Leon Eddie's MONDAY Nat Ford, in strumentalist, into the Sheraton Skyline Roof. A few refreshment stands and bright spots if you are going on the town: C'ASA SEVILLE. Franklin Square Lively show with Sonny King. Gerri Gale, Four Whirlwinds and Dancing LeMaes.

Fine Italian-American cuisine. CHINA DOLL, Times Square Almond-eyed beauties dancing to the Broadway tempo. Chinese-American dishes. MARINE ROOF, Hotel Bos-sert Spectacular, breeie-swept view of New York Harbor. Hugo's dance music.

American cuisine. ZIMMERMAN'S HUNGARIA, Times Square Floor shows, gypsy music and hearty European-American dinners. Popular prices. THE ENDl'RO, Flatbush Ave. Ext.

Continuous entertainment by Kirby Stone and the Honey -Tones. Steaks, chops, seafood and sandwiches. Moderate tariffs. VILLAGE BARN, Greenwich Village Bargain-price package of floor shows, country games, dancing and complete dinners. ASA BLANCA, Farmingdale Entire new show every weekend F'riday, Saturday and Sunday.

Dancing. Moderate prices. "I can't leave Grandmother alone." Kay explained, "but I'll ask the maid to bring It." Brenda shrugged and began to unfasten her custom-made blouse. "It was a terrible flight," she said, closing her eyes. "I am Ask Ella to hurry, will you?" She might have said "please," Kay thought on her way down the hall.

As she passed Grandmothers door the old lady called her. "Shut the door." she ordered her black eyes snapping. "Who've you been talking to?" "Mrs. Taylor. Mrs.

WARREN TAYLOR," Kay answered. 'That's who it sounded like but I couldn't believe It. What does she want? What's she come back for?" A faint smile crossed the nurse's face. "At the moment she wants a cup of coffee. Right away," Kay added significantly.

"Do you mind waiting while I ask Ella to bring It?" "Yes, I do. Let her get her own coffee. She knows where the kitchen Is." Kay pitted 'Uie heavily veined old hand lying on the counterpane. "Now, Mrs. you know that is no way for us to act.

No matter how we may feel about it," she said recklessly. "All right! Tell Ella then but remember that girl Is not to come in this room. That's an order," Grandmother answered. (To Be Continued) an SOMITHINC MrriBINT TNIIll PACKIst SMW TMT AMCI IICMIlTAt 9 FAMOUS BIMMIlt nsmi Zl'SrZWS iJ imi Tit: LOocf 3llt I JL ST ACROSS THE I.EORCE If ASMCT() BRIDGE IVAete to 3 S70 Flatbush Avt. TRAVIS WASHINGTON AT THE PIANO Entertainment Nightly 1268-TO FLATBUSH AVt.

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BELLMORE WIT Kinley, "That Ve Fellow," cracks the the Sunrise Village. Italian-American Cuisine LUNCHEON AND DINNER SERVED 82 HENRY ST. BLOCa T. OEORGI HOTCI JL l-rlrlie rsotile quip at F.STABI.ISHFD 116 Ted Yotinc i The Citv'i Best Hiclit in Brooklyn AMERICAN INN tanton Restaurant Pin Kteak Chnnt Inhaler Psmna Cantonese CbintK Dishri Rcgnlar Lunrhr. Dmnrra OPFN VIMY Short Din-m Is mrt KINGS H1CHUAY AT BRICH10N LINE "rooi.iNG systfm" NeV Park VieW im cmsso.n AVE.

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OPES SUKUAYS a I LANDwata Sot 1889 fit Bay HARTMAN 4th Are. at 100th St. SHORE ROAD CASINO 4th AVFNI'F lfll STREET In Queens A rt Tr rpnilinn vshfv I I. rUIJIKK "rum 3flsl!) tnt and A RESTAURANT 322 LIVINCSTON STREET (Near Net-ins) iichtrm BOROUGH HALL, A IR-CONDITIOVED JOE'S snoot hood Food si Hilh Qusllls ml Popolor Prirrs Brsstfsit Lonrheon, Dinner sn Aftor Thenlor rirStll leans' Air Condltionsd F.slsh-nhod ln (I CHAPTER 19 Tha week following Warren's confession passed quickly. Now that Kay understood the situation she had to admit that his conduct toward her had been Justified.

So long as he was married to Brenda, even though they were not living together, he was not free to be attentive to any other woman. His sense of responsibility toward a wife he continued to support after she had left him gave Kay a feeling of emotional security. If Warren behaved so honorably he must have a fundamental respect for hla marriage vows. It couldn't have been his fault, she told herself. He had blamed himself for "so dull' but to Kay he was itill the most interesting man she had ever met.

Everything about him appealed to her. His loyalty to a wife he no longer loved, his tenderness to his grandmother. hi love of music, even his reserve, were all qualities Kay admired. Yet more potent than any of these was their mutual sense of belonging. Over a year ago Brenda had suggested a divorce: Warren had insisted that they wait but now he had written giving his consent.

They had agreed to make no plans until he was free but. confident that this was only a ahort time off, it was no hard ship. Kav apent her days concentrat bur on iter patient. Imbued with optimum, Kay wis determined that Warren'a grandmother ahould walk again. She did every thine In her power to make the old lady happy and comfortable Their affection for the elderly wman was an additional bond between grandson and nurse In grandmother's room they could be together without causing comment and If she noticed their smiles -and glances she did not say anything.

However, a bitter disappolnt-fttent was In store for them. A -week to tha day since Warren had mailed bis letter Brenda Taylor returned, arriving 'in a pouring tsln without warning, at an hour Whrrlfr and Franklin Ar Vslln Slrrum Jan Rave Trio Dnltie Reid RONNIE NOVELLE, M.C. THE GARCIAS IFF ROSS-JAMES CASSIDY JOHNNY RINGER HIS ORCH. LARGEST TELEVISION SCREEN IN KLYSJ Long Island GALA SLMMF.R SHOW Featuring MItKKY FORD Oelicioui Meals 75c and Up Daily Specials, Lunches, Snacks, Cocktails E. 50th nr.

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