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ri II OH I (Continued from Page 16) magic lighting, splashing water- caves-in-the-mountainsides and all the other dozen- and-one creations wrought by host Muzzie and his stafl. There is dancing every week-end, with not one but two bands on night. Italian cuisine plus flaming sword service of steaks is something else I could write about for another column or two, had I but the space to do so. CHUCK CAVALLINI is host to ever-increasing numbers of South Siders who enjoy the many American and Italian dishes Served there. French i shrimps and fresh lake percft pan fried in butter are served there as complete dinners on the "all you can eat" bas.is and if Casino Opening Friday All-Star Holiday Revue with Lenny Colyer Shows Hitely Til Christmas Make Your New Year's Eve Now! AdcV.He 3-UOO you're in the mood for seafood at its finest, you'll surely choose one or the other.

Sizzling steaks, prime ribs and many other dinners deserve equal prominence on Chuck's big bill of fare. The restaurant is a landmark of Midlothian on W. 147th st. BRAINERD LOUNGE is doing right well, thank with its food fare program featuring dinners and snacks by Dolly, who won so many friends and influenced so many diners when she was at the Tally-Ho on 79th st. The club is an informal brightery where you check your workaday cares at the door and dine to your heart's delight on chicken, steaks, barbecued ribs, or seafood or other dishes that you choose.

CARIBBEAN ROOM is an open- late cocktailery with a gay and sparkling decor that is ever new and intiguing. Musical entertainment of top-drawer caliber is a nightly attraction to 4 or 5 in the yawning. Mary Frances Kincaid, Chicago's gift to the entertainment world, is the vivacious queen of the piano with her sophisticated tunes and special arrangements of the newest hit parade rhythms. Pretty Patti Paul and, romantic Tommy Stat are her co-stars so the music is continuous. NEW REGENT is now in Its second year of operation and continues its steady march of progress.

It is open for dancing every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evening, with music that is continuous each evening through. Tony Barren and his band are the featured music- makers, 'with Ray Turner at the organ. a TONY BARREN and Ms band continue to click in their Sunday appearances at the Flynn ballroom, and you'll want to be there this Sabbath evening, if you can, to join the fun and step to the smooth music for which the young maestro and his group are now so well known. Re- SOUTHTOWN Molmec Daily 6 3 A I A i i CINEMASCOPE ALL COLOR SHOWl ROBERT MITCHUM TERESA WRIGHT Diana Devil's Playground of Apache Hate! CALHOUN COLLEEN MILLER GEORGE NADER WALTER BRENNAN Ribbon It was an eventful day for Hal White and Hots Michel when their locally raised pigs won first place in their two respective weight divisions, and to add more local color, Mr. and Mrs.

John Ruzic of the Surrey restaurant were there to purchase Tamworth Barrow, blue ribbon and all. Remodeling i Smart New Beauty To Marie Shaw's The remodeling program la not quite finished yet at Marie Shaw's but already the glamorous new beauty is evident both inside and out. The cocktail lounge can boast of one of the most unique in town, aglow with subdued light, unusual decorations on walls and ceiling, but more about that next week or so. The adjoining dining room also has plenty to talk about, especially its new serving of fried chicken in the basket, and other items. Starting Friday -STANLEY WARNER THEATERS TSTH HALSTIO CINEMASCOPE member it's every Sunday night only -at Flynn's, with the Bar- rensters and their music.

POWERS TAP is making news in capital letters, as the saying goes, with its serving of Mrs. chili, made with that unmistakable homemade touch. If that sounds like pretty strong praise, just pay the club a visit and see for yourself. THE FIFTY-FIVERS invite you to their dance Saturday evening at Flynn's hall, and as a feature attraction they have arranged for the illustrious Dan Belloc and his orchestra to be there. It should be a gala night.

Officially the dance is called the annual Winter Whirl presented by the social group. Tickets may be.had at the door. INTERNATIONAL has made a great of friends and influenced plenty of patrons since Lee and Marge Edwards took it over some months back, and next week we'll hear about the big plans for the ahead. The club has two main rooms, an organ in the main lounge and a bandstand in the dining room. FAVORS AND DECORATIONS for clubs, lounges, cafes, ballrooms and such are the specialty of Bernard Kramer and his associates, and they are ready for your last-minute calls for hats and horns, all the tricky knick- nacks, even glassware to make your holiday parties complete.

The Kramer stocks are complete, so just call or visit his place for just what you need. THE JACK AND JILL PLAYERS will present two performances of "The Pied Piper of Hamelin" on the Tuesday and Wednesday i after Christmas. South side members of the cast include Michael Leroy, Barbara Noel, Gerald Badal, Bonnie and Robert Vander- CINEMASCOPE JOHN DEREK ELAINE STEWART (the girls pronounced il "Holcho Beba NAT KMG COU HIGHLAND 7 9 A A AT IOTM RHODES 7 THE 03DEN 63-Ashland Sterling Hoyden Gloria Grahome "NAKED ALIBI" Clark Gable Tamer "BETRAYED" THE SHORE 75HhKinfstra Sterling Heyo'm Gloria Grahame "NAKED ALIBI" Rex Morrifoa. Virajaia Maya "KING RICHARD AND THE CRUSADERS Next Week I you will enjcy "Making The Rounds" with Vic Short exclusively In The Economist OPININ6 PRIDAT -WALT DISNIT'S "VANISHING PRAIRIE" Full UST JtMERT HT. --OPINING ADVENTURES OF HAJJI 1AIBA" ClMtinaSeOBcl Colorl Jotw Stowarf "TRACK OF'THI CAT" Colorl MlTC TOIM 11M I.

71S1 HT. J-1UI Ctarh GAriblv Iw TwMrf' hye, Joni and Butch Bial. The play is directed by Betty Lou Taylor. Future shows will include "Sleeping Beauty" in February and March, "Toby -Tyler" in April and May. All plays will be given at' Kimball Hall.

THE HIL-JO CAFE will be serving its traditional Swedish holiday drink known as glog, pronounced glug by those who know, and pronounced a zippy and zesty festive potation by those who try it. As Janie Johnson explains it, it is served hot, with floating almond in the cup, and it is richly spiced. On Christmas eve the cafe will serve a Swedish holiday dinner consisting of smorgasbord with lut- fisk, and you're invited to be there to enjoy this thoroughly traditional treat from 5 to 9 p.m. The cafe will be closed on Christmas Day. SUN BALLROOM will present a trio of favorite bands this week-end for your pre-holiday dancing pleasure.

Friday night Johnny Allen and his band will be on stage. Saturday Phil Walsh and his orchestra will supply the music. Sunday evening Eddy Wilson and his crew will be on stage. The music will be non-stop with organ music betwen band sessions. Next week we'll hear about the gala New Year's eve party planned.

KENTUCKY LOUNGE has another big week musical comedy and sizzling jazz served up in copious quantity as two star combos alternate on the stage, with added stars on deck on various nights. The Dead Enc Kids continue with their zany antics, satirizing the stars anc embellishing each performance with novel touches, always something different, and then Cozy Eggleston and his jazz group pour forth their syncopations for customer dancing, while each Sunday Joe and Jean Zonzo pul on their dance sets. There will be a special floor show added for New Year's eve, and you'll want to make your reservations now for that gala night. THE SURREY restaurant thi week invites you to enjoy blue ribbon meats of championship quality, so plan a dinner there tonight or any night but Tuesday, or any time Sunday fr.om noon until closing. In fact you can also plan a luncheon visit there any day but Tuesday.

The handsome restaurant in Beverly Hills is enlarging its kitchen now, and an additional dining room will be added later. Then according to the carefully laid plans of proprietor John Ruzic, a new era of gracious dining a1 the Surrey will include French pastries prepared under his personal care, and Ice carvings by his own deft hands. CASTO'S CAFE is a quiet and serene restaurant, a favorite with all who enjoy dining wining in the Italian and American manner. You can phone for table reservations in any of the three main rooms. Full course dinners are served nightly and all day Sunday.

Chicken tops the list of menu favorites. KILTY'S PIT is just the place to have in mind when you'd like to bring home some royal food fare for dinner or ate snack, to be prepared and served with no fuss or work at all. Tonight and every night but Monday it offers hickory smoked, pit barbecued ribs, a treat to eat early or late. You can phone your order in advance and they'll have' it ready tor you without waiting. DANCING FUN increases In direct proportion to one's dancing skill, reports Teresa Dolan, and she adds that a few lessons for you at her studio could make a Christmas or New Year gift that will pay you dividends for years to come.

PIZZA BY PETE tastes good by day but even better by night, as one enthused patron of that popular pizzeria on W. 69th st. was relating, and there are many other South siders who will agree on that. Pete has quite a smart shop, newly remodeled, but if you prefer to dine at home, that is all right with him, too, for he offers delivery service, so just phone your order and the pizza of your choice will be delivered to you in the proverbial twinkling of an eye. irGftttf iurough the Kevhole VIC SHORT.

RUMORS HAVE IT that Jimmy Marco has some' really big news up his sleeve, but he won't admit it or deny it as yet. Methinks he will let us know in the next couple weeks. The S-Bar-B is a square dance ranch at 3000 W. 127th st. open every first and third Friday and every second and fourth Saturday for those who lilke to "swing yore partners" and such.

If you're average, you spend $8.91 a year on admissions, and cutting your federal tax from to meant Uncle Sam gave up $114,000,000 of your money. The Dorsey freres and their band will be back on TV the first two Saturdays of the new year. The Andrews sisters plan to continue as a duo, while Patti goes alone as a single. The "Star Dust Mambo" is newest of tunes headed for hit parade honors in about six weeks opines Joe McElroy. Ken Griffin starts a run downtown beginning, three weeks from now The Mary Kaye trio, first introduced to Chicago at Kentucky lounge, while they used their longer Hawaiian name, are really clicking now in a nightery in San Francisco.

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11 4 DIETZ DISTRIBUTING CO. SOUTH SIDI 217 1.71 st STRUT t-ent Mil fJMtM SAVII SOUTHTOWN ECONOMIST Wednesday. Dec. IS. 19S4 South Side Expansion Of Rheem Co.

To Cost $500,000 Expansion of its South Side slant to include facilities for abrirating glass-lined a icaters will cost Rheem Manu- acturing 7600 S. Kedzie ve. nearly $500,000 according to William S. Rheem II, general manager. "This development a Sheem the only company in the field with three locations manufacturing glass-lined water heaters ready for use," he stated.

"In these heaters, glass is used as a protective lining against the corrosive action of minerals on outer casing, making a fin- heater at less cost than when copper is used." Equipment lor making fibre containers also has been installed at the Chicago plant. This retaliation includes a storage balcony for storage of finished containers for immediate delivery. "Completion of the fibre drum facilities makes it possible for a customer to fill most of his packaging needs from one sup- slier," Mr. Rheems said. "The company now makes steel and re drums as well as combina- ions of steel and fibre Expansion of the Chicago slant in 195S includes installa- of complete modern facilities for applying inner linings to ted containers, Mr.

Rheem stated. Such facilities are also eing installed at four other Rheem plants, at an approximate cost of $150,000 each. Sales for 1954 at the Chicago plant are running about 10 per cent over last year and a gain of about 22 per cent over 1952, according to Vearle J. Heinis, general sales manager. "We expect a volume in the Chicago plant of more than $26,500,000 for 1955 which will be a gain of six per cent over this year, he stated.

The company recently moved its research and development facilities for contained linings to the Chicago plant. It was felt, Mr. Rheems stated, that a central location lor such facilities would better serve the various Rheem plants located throughout the United States. "At the same time," he said, "it would enable Rheem to work more closely with users of containers in developing special linings and processes to hold many critical products heretofore a major problem in packaging." ARMY GRADUATE Pfc. Herbert D.

Weidmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Weidmann, 7938 S. Bishop recently was graduated from the 2nd Infantry division's non-commissioned officer academy at Fort Lewis, Wash.

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Robert Swan, 7322 S. Sarifft- mon chairman, announced prizes will be available lor the youngsters, games played, and cartoon movies There will also be sinta -Iau9, other a i group singing and refreshments. Tommy O'Connell, 7141 S. Parnell will show the movies. Allen Stone, 7520 S.

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