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II St. George Pool Hasp 12 BROOKLYN EAGLE, FRIDAY, OCT. 25. 1940 Rainbow Waterfall Will Be Dedicated on Thursday; Ken Casey's Orchestra at Oetjen's A rainbow waterfall, said to be the largest one Indoors In the East, will be dedicated by the St. George Swimming Club next Thursday evening.

One thousand gallons of water minute, spouting from 3,000 outlets, form a "Niagara" 20 feet high and 30 feet wide. Special lighting arrangement gives it a 0 Iiii ii m. mi u.i ne. I rruur. nurcc i'i -4, v-- V- i i- WO p.

RMchlng new popularity with his Swing an4 Sway orchtttra playing captivat ing done mwtlc for dlnntr and (uppar and fatvring, the brilliant dancing of Dinner from ORAYCI and GRAHAM Cover Charge offer 10 75f rainbow effect. The water ballet of the St, George Dragon Club will present a special program for the occasion. City Council President Newbold Morris will officiate. Kenneth Casey and his broadcasting orchestra play nightly at Oetjen's in Flatbush. Stars of stage and radio will be presented next week A smart downtown dining and dancing rendezvous Is the Old Clarendon Restaurant.

Charles Romano's band furnishes the music "Hi-Jinx," a novelty musical program of dancing and entertainment, will be presented this weekend by Harry Rogers and his musicians at the Half Moon Hotel Vlnne Likely, whose dance routines have been featured in Chicago cafe society, has been added to the Queens Terrace revue, where Jackie Gleason, the rotund comic, continues as the headline H' Special Tea Dance Every 5 to 6 P. M. No Cover THE mm -1 00a' til era 'tjracfcv SINGING NIGHTLY at the Bowman Room of the Biltmore is pretty Judy Clark. 4 ASrSarv CI ONE OF THE beauties in the fW Jl Treasure Island revue is Kay Cm I ml 0tJ Kay Kyser and Band Open at Empire Room Riviera to Close Sunday; Halloween Parties to Enliven Night Club Scene If it's Halloween fun you want, drop around most any night club tonight or after the game tomorrow and laugh and dnnre. clown and sine with the rest of the town.

For the 1 -4 EDDIE DAVIS is the featured vocalist in 'the new revue at Election Eve Party Planned at 61 Room Leon Cr Eddie's. i r-PD -rm i hi ii i aim -r rmwi ai 11 ai im r. The Bossert "61'' Room is ning a special Election Eve program Band Parades as Wine Bottle Sandusky, Ohio (U.R) The San- night spots are starting their holiday pranks early with special weekend programs that will make your night out festive. Kay Kyser turned up in the Empire Room of the Waldorf- with Eddie Lane and his orchestra i dusky high school band's prire for -r Astoria last night, where ne piay WK1 i 1 I1INNpKSV.V Ml ITA A OMiaWiHiarfUfwi Jl I nightly except Sunday for dinner i1 furnishing the mu.ic. One side of the room will be set aside for Will-kie followers and the other for Roosevelt rooters.

Election returns and supper dancing for some time to come. Kay features Glnny Sims, mation at night games is a wine glass and bottle. The bottle of wine, as exemplified by the marching bandsmen with red illuminated caps, pours its liquid into the white illuminated glass. Harry Babbitt, BROADWAY ano 53rd ST. ih KaMb KAY KYSER 0nd his fetfured 'will be broadcast between dances Opening an en- vocalist, Ginny Simms, who' Pat Goode will present Marie gagement at the opened in the Empire Room of Dohey.

singing bombshell, ana i Terrace Room of' Acf i-cf iout her Ambassadors of Rhythm at his f- ITU UU VUIU IU UJ IMUIll, ilWIIIWIIIMVtlW Restaurants ft last night was Miss Doherty. a former Warner Memphis, Tenn. (W-Pigaro, starlet, will also offer a boogy- black kitten, and Gene Austry, to the entertainment proc-aedings YS BROOKLYN a If Muriel Bvrd. Di- nf Un DnvAnpt Cnnnnii "Milk. iirVtnta tlT -'I: hfi: TdnVi interpretation of the small turtle, are playmates.

Mrs. J. VkliU iUiO ill rlRtLSi T7 1 Cnotln turtle soup VI MADE FROM OUR OWN MADE FROM OUR OWN hn t.vmnn onH hit hanH or nff program siar taaie eouu-i, Uie SPECIAL RECIPE NEAR RMITH ST. W. Ashwood says.

Figaro scoops the turtle out of his shallow bowl and then the fun begins. The turtle will run for cover. Figaro will fish him out, and the game begins again. the stand 1 QarK ar.gei 01 tne vioun' ana nis Eleanor Woou, nude dancer in the! rhythm band opened at the Safe win a Tiffin Time at his Cocoanut Grove's revue, "Broadway uPwwn tnis week- 52d St. restaurant every Saturday Headlines," has had her contract Headlined in the new show at and Sunday afternoon, beginning renewed for the duration of the tne Rainbow Inn is Jacqueline tomorrow.

A feature at Tiffin will KAY AikUnil PUct ni LtStjMt Aft. Luckuai (j Hii AD A 50c Daily ni Snitj Dujitr htm $1.00. Uminf Reoa Mew Lackuil Lraift TMttaii HOTEL show. Buddv Clarke and his 0r- ftllslu" be Chinese hors oeuvres. Rooai Banquet Facilities Wawi i Liqien i Kvssn Musk His BOROUGH HALL, 130 FultM St.

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ffmi lJ HI 1 chestra are the music makers there on Broadway in the Inte.rna-... If you don't have a ticket for tional Casino revue Marv "ar-the big game tomorrow, drop aroufid ton aie dancer- has 3oined imm at the Havana-Madrid in the after- Kris Kay and his noon and D'Avaios will give you Casino Kusse orchestra now feature free rhumba lessons. Larry Murphy, tenor. YORK'S MICHEL'S S44-SS FLATBUSH BROOKLYN Tel. NEylna STerhnf -0t 1 haiu Arum 5 VP newest south sea HUM REtiDEZVOVS ESTABLISHED 1010.

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A la carle. Cocktail Loonje. Priyate Baneoet Rooms available for Dinners, Weddinfl. Com-union Breakfaita and All Social Funetlona from 20 to 600. Sol Troy an Emcee Ghost Town Music Sol Troy, singing comedian, has Tlie Vccatoires, and been added to the new show at the singing foursome, have dug up and i Panamanian Village as master of off tne music Uf Jn ceremonies.

Eddie Ashman and his band play for the show and danc- the camPsu of grandfathers ing Bob Mernlfs Pago Pago da'' labcled "host town music'" Club unfolds its second edition of and Present 11 nlhU' now at tbe JL i W'l WILT, Mf Ir rout Kxwwt uri MfliiriE suuivin 1 nut it fvnn, fAir I I inninoBY. I Ammnedatloni for WEDDINGS. BANBUETt, COB-MUNION BREAKFASTS, etf. OwaU and maaased a "EDDIE- BUTLER. LuMhiiM fnai SSi.

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ssm IH II intimate entertainment tonight, fea-; turing the dancing of Artini and Consuela, Sigrid Larsen, society chanteuse, and Edward Ftitran, ac-: ficcaaiuy t-ircus lounge jo-vlta, a South American beauty with red hair and emerald green eyes, and her conga-rhumba band are at. Leon and Eddie's Sid Gary, tirtTn DirDDrDClMT PierreponI and Hicka Bta. Visit our newly deeo-nUlLL riLllLrUIll raltd Mirror Room. A delightful place to dine and wine amid cheerful aurroundlnitj. Luncheon 50c.

Dinner 75c, 11.00. Sunday Dinner f5c, 81.00. A la carte. Excellent banquet facilities. MAIn 4-8S00.

PDirp'C FAMOUS FOR Vi SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN, 50c I IMVL ajoaat FLATBUSH AVENUE. NEAR AVENUE N. WINES. LIQUORS The Waldorf Astoria cordionist. nvvm jl mm The Village Barn will go rural in rtdi0 T.f Hat in Union show at the Top City HATPI a big way next Thursday night, WEDDINGS, BANQUETS CARD En.

1917 PARTIES. COMMUNION BREAK. PARTIES. VUDimUNlUN BREA- RIV0LI 1 109S-07 FLATBUSH AVE. I fasts.

Etc. 10 to doe. di. i-s? throwlnt' a farm Halloween party with ail the trimmin's Grayce A bevy of Mil Ray dancers, the har-I monic Murtah Sisters and Carol King, petite dancer, are included In Roosevelt MADISON AVE. AT 45rfi NEW YORK TtMmiMMiM and Graham, the dance team with RUUVIWIiVllVl 'rrlTTTTtiDI FRED SCniMM the cast.

Oeaet. Oat" I A.M. ta 4 A.M. SPECIAL BONE STEAK SOe IHNAM O. HINES, Umtn DktHr Sammy Kaye's band at the Com moriore's Century Room, are prov For a 'NiRlit in Brazil' VANDERVEER 11(10 FLATBUSH NEAR DORCHESTER RD DE LUXE SUNDAY DINNER, fe SERVED FROM IS NOON TO SlSO Irv; quile a hit.

Benito Collada continues his BAtK MAIN! 'i Riviera loses Sunday clu0 car aD0Ul Arnpr- i ica Sunday with a "night in Brazil" Ben Warden Riviera will close CAFES AND TAVERNS ft JOine and Dance ft MAPLE COURT CAFE ZrnZS Fltlbuth'i newHt bar and nnt baautlful lacktail Isunn. Tht katt In fatola, ln anal lluar. UNEXCELLED FACILITIES FOR IS BROOKLYN 5 RAY KINNETk NO Mli oeCHtSID I I jp THE ALOHA MAI0SM former showgirl who made her debut as a singer at Bill BertolotU's i last wefK. has been held over for another two weeks Consuelo Flowerton, the Queen Mary chanteuse, enters her 21st month at the IN MANHATTAN EMBASSY RK8T Flitbuih Ave. and An.

I PAT GOODE PRESENTS Rrooklyn'i Orpatput Mnalcal Reniatlon MARIE DOHERTY AND HER RAND Plul treat ahow with beautiful (irll. 3 Shawl Nlrhlly Sundav, ending its fourth and most successful season in history. The Riviera's attendance records reached a new high with the three months' run of the Richman-Tueker-Lewis show Club Troplcana 0ened last weekend with considerable fuss and fanfare on the site of the old Club Yumuri. Ella Fitzgerald and her orchestra are the spotlighted performers. Others include Mae WEDDING AMERICAN RESTAURANTS Swedish night spot The Conti CARUSO w.

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Vialt our now lmn OiJ vuivun Florida Room. Luncheon Dinner S5. Aecomnodationa ecomnodationa Jill Canal SI. LUNCH 4IM. DINNER If (VOrth S-0860 Bar.

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Liquors ond Wines. Private Banquet Rooms for Parties. PARTIES Banquets, Receptions Home Catering DANCING ZEZ CONFREY and hit Orchestra MT T1IK MW oi KTMI, I.OIM.I". I'onni AiTciminoilali(in AiiHTiran or Kuroicun A ft Night Clubs ft IN MANHATTAN I QUEENS CIRO'S In I hi. HOMESTEAD HOTEL, Kew (lardenn, preaentl SLEEPY HAM, and hl archratra.

CLeyeland H-40IM). Geo. L. Duran, PreM. and Dasn, a rrew of entertainers.

I Bee Khlmus takps over the Torch Club tonight with her red hot songs and a revue which she has recruited from Chicago Commencing Sunday the Chateau Mod-erne will present, a new fun program featuring Host Gabriel, Ac-cordionifii Ginger Wayne and the Mellow-oears Guy Lombardo mid his Royal Canadians will feature Halloween stunts on their Monday night program at the Roosevelt Guy Oranado and his orchestra return to the Fiesta tomorrow evening. Satirical Stuff Bill Bertolotti S.I 0 R. 7 7830. DON (YLVIO'I 0RCH. Ansele'l WEST Mirlmbi Rhunba.

Dinner 11.50, 11.90. THIRD ST. Three ahgwi Nlfhtly. 1:00, 1:00 A.M. MANHATTAN ERNIE'S RIN0 CIRCUS BILL HANSEN and All-Ctrl Show! ft Rhowa 74 W.

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danipn.liprt or (tniyfrp Hwhk Chrrse 'Oil Coffpp Milk or Hutiprmilk THE C0COANUT GROVE cni Bmuim, im muro, ATOP Three and eitltrtnt 8:30 P.M., MldnllM PADkT rPMTDAI UrtTCI "Enrythlns Ami" at 1:10 A.M. (0'l mln thll rIrw V.CllllVAL nUICL m), Dinner frea. II.S0. Neyer a nw ihirll. SEVENTH tillh-Mth alt.

Dinilni BuOdy Clarke and till erilllllrl COURSE DINNERS II. SI i Jl 1:31, 11:30, 2:00 A.M. GREENWICH VILLAGE IMM I SHERIDAN SQ. CH. I.JIS5.

OlM Sundiye ANT FULL HONY TBINI'l ORCH, A NEW THRILL AWAITS YOUl SHOW SIRLI JIMMY KELLY'S TIIS MONTMARTRK OF Nflf YORK" Dinner Sl.3.1, Reeue 11:4.1 1:1 111 Hulllyan St. Open 4-1414 lavia DHNEM2I U1XE I Aiitn Ot. liK. PIIDSII DIIMDA DlUfl I BLOCK BELOW III AVE. A let ST, VUBAN IIUMdA DANU EAST R.1TII STREET.

Pl.aia S-SSS0. Open dally for rocktalli from 4 to 7 P.M. Dinner from 1 1. AO, Continuum entertilnment, two orrheitras. Rhumha Matinee Saturday and Sunday, Free Imtrurtlon by Ralph DeVilla, PAGO PAGO John Biickinas'er, young Impressionist at the Plaza's Persian Room, offers izations of radio personalities nightly Star attraction at the Algonquin Supper Club is Grot a Keller, who gets off some clever niu.slrnl-rlratnaUc sketches Svivle St.

Clair, the petite French chanteuse, ha been added AMERICAN-HUNGARIAN RESTAURANTS VIl.LAflE INVADHS CHINATOWN." New Fall Reeue. PIONEER THE ORflE KELLY, M.C.. and AI Haninn'i Frnllekara. 1 Nllaly, 11 Iflll W. 4ilth Eat of B'way.

DINNER immerman nungana IROm si. 4 star show. and Dane. Orrhralra. No Coyer.

No Minimum. Continuous Muilo and Danelni from A.M. lill WORTH STREET. WOrth I-S705 PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR BANQUETS REASONABLE RATES P. to (Tinsini.

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