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llounii 'llHiuUiattan M TMioai.vnuB arent wlUcta ofOdsUy in* tiM cuMMT night club on Ux>g blond Male place ' ii|b<weak at the nviOan boggJe. A gtf-WMl ilm ihil aniBirt ot hoot rbbidi aariaHMei vac on hand to the in e ii y. colorful feethrl' praiided orer by Vtocent Xx)|>ei and haRhythm Rhmeeten, who aie the lop man of the new floor ahov. The rerue dlcplayed a rarled acsortment of fetching beauties. reciBitly of Broadway who were trannxwtcd to this popular noctur- al rendeavous for the puipoee of lending charm and glamour to this secluded sylvan retreat. Heretofore, the PaivUlon Royale usually featured a (fame band aa Its entertainment attraction. But this year joe i M osb inq>ired with the success of his Hollywood Restaurant in New York, decided to present a typical Broadway summer night clu]^ ,8i “ ck tunesten lend their talents to ihls exciting revue which also boasto of the \g Peppers\ a versatile trio of hot harmony. Tho Harry B. Davega ’ s. of the sporU clan, 'have recently taken over oonOttl of the Whlte,4Mrkey Inn at Brookfield. Conn. ~|n — *- si>ort time, no doubt, this resort will prove to be a favorite rural retreat for Gothamites who wto to find an etoape from the dread ed heat of the ciyr. The Inn, which waa boilt In ITBO, alao claims dls- Unetion In the culinary arts featur* lj« dinners and luncheons that sre a delight to the epicures ’ plate, and. incidentally, the tariff for a pleasant week-end is considerate of the family budget. Gotham Glimmerings. ...... Hat Brandwynne. who has risen to the post of society ’ s fsvoHte musle- msker, opened last week with his suave orchestra at the niew Casino- on-the-i^rk in the Essex House . Eddie Lane and his orchestra are back''again at the Grill Room of the Hotel Governor Clinton .... Oracle Bafry headlines at the Versailles offering some snappy arrangements of popular ditties ..... Dewey Johnson has Joined the new show “Bohemlantles ’’ at the 'fll . find gay New York fife right in their own beck-yard, thus elimi- ..nating the inconvenience of hik ing to ’ Town. Besides the specie) orchestral ar- ' rangements, which made Lopea famous, he also finds time to amu.se with'\ his own inimitable piano solos, which are always a delight to his many followers. Svp- portlng liopez. In h)s role of maestro and Major Domo, we .have Billie Burns and Dennis White, dancers who recently concluded an engagement at the Hollywood Restaurant; Muriel Martin, song- strees; Stanley Worth, baritone; Maxine Tappen, song stylist; Fred Lowry, whistler extraordinary; plus the aforementioned damosels who are « presented in five brilliant pageants created by (Bill Powers. ^ ^Ide from the additiori of a Hoor show, Joe M08S_.announces there Is no other change In the policy of the Pavilion Royale with prices and “ no cover charges ” re maining the same as of. other years. What to do , these summer evenings needs no further sug gestion, I think. Jules Podell ’ s famous Kit Kat Club on East 56th Street is pro bably the most torrid night spot in Town, Ijate jtayer-uppers are entertained nightly by a sepian revue which features a group of prominent entertainers, who are ..-Jmown to turn on the heat with ♦ greater regularity than the weather Vinah. Aitn peart B<nes. • Dotty Rhodes, Lilly Vgeix* And j Bobby Hargraves aild hts torrid Village .. .O t U- , lU NEED OURKEE'S rORCWERTHE HOLIOAY.IT'S IDEAL FOR SANDWICHEJ AMO COLD CUTS. J \K:7 of moods ” is the new attraction Leon and Bddles ’ s .... For your favorite swing artists catch Stuff Smith and his Jam band at the onyx .... .Corinna Mura is the latest attraction in the Cafe Lounge of the Savoy Plaza . Boberts and Gaby, a new dance team, were added to the cast' of the “FoUes de Femmes\ revue at the French Casino,..-Hraheis ' ’ “ McCoy, the “ swing songstress ” is now at the Club 18 with Jack White, the Boardway ccmilc who was so kmg at Dan Healy ’ s. VDB TMi KiKTW WM* <» SPRING 31 TUI TIAi or Olia toft ' 1936 t!P&e Jtottji almanack GONT aiji •niDU astronomical t A ORR a T VAMHTy o,^ WmUL AND IM Entertainments Secret Patrol Babylon, Babylon — One Rainy Afternoon Secret Patrol Bay Shore, Bay Shore-Oailclng Pirate Pannlngdale, Strand — Captain Jan uary Country Beyond Flushing, Loew — Trouble For ’ Two Flbrlda Special Flushing, RKO — Bullets or Ballots Bunker Bean Glen Cove, Cove — Moon ’ s Our Home , . ’ F-Man Great Neck, playhouse — Moon ’ s Our Coal Prices Drop On First Of July ’ The Scr^inton dc Lehigh Coal Company announce new coal prlce-s effective July 1st for the “ Coal That Salisfles ” . Tliey strongly urie talcing fad- vantage ot the present prices- by purchasing y'onr next win ’ er supply NOW. For over fifty years they have supplied thousands of satisfied customers with the finest family fuels - the “ Coal That Satisfies ’ ’ ,the “ Oil That Satisfies ” (verified metened deliveries) and “ The Coke That Satisfies” . Tide Table ■ M., rise fjf feet; P. M.. tUe feet.' ^ Saturday, July 4^Hlgh tide 11:33 A. M., rise 8.9 feet; .11:37 P. M., rise 7.9 feet. Sunday, July 6 — High tide 12:13 P iM., ’ rlEe 7.3 feet. Monday. July 6 — High tide 13:20 A. M., rise 8 feet; 12:63 P. M.. rise .7.5 feet. ‘ ’ Tueiday, July 7— High tide- 1:05 A. M„ rise 8 feet; 1:30 P. M., rise 7.7 feet. Wednesday. July 8 — High tide 1:52 A. M., rise 7.9 feet; P. M., rise 7.9 feet. 'Thursday, July 9 — High tide 2:43 ' A M.. rise 7.7 feet; SflS P. M., rise 79 feet. Hempstead, Rlvoli — Bullets or Bal lots T And So lliey Were Married Little Neck, Little Neck — Captain January Panic on the Air Oyster Bey, Lyric-:;^ns G Guns Port Washington, Beacon — 13 Hours -by Ah ’ Two In Revolt RiOslyn. Roslyn — Small Town, Girl Road Gang Saturday, July 4, 1936 Amltyvllle, Amityville — One Rainy Afternoon Secret Patrol Babylon. Babylon — One Rainy Afternoon Secret Patrol Bay Shorei: Bay Shore — Fury Farmingdale, Strand — Captain Jan uary Country Beyond Flushing, Loew — Trouble For Two • Florida Special Flushing, RKO — BUlleta or Ballots Bunker Bean Glen Cove, Cove^Moon ’ s Our Home F-Man Great Neck, Playhouse — Moon ’ s Our Home The Informer Hempstead, Rlvoli — Bullets or Bal lots And So \I^ey Were Married Little Neck, Little Neck — Captain ' January 'Panic on the Air Oyste^Bay, Lyric — The Lwthef- ntks have Landed Roaming Lady Port Wa^lngtqn, Beacon — 13 Hours by Air ’ • . Two in Revolt Roslyn, Roslyn — Small Town Girl Road Gang Roslyn, Roslyn — Manhunt Honeymoon Limited Monday, July 6, 1936 Amltyvllle, Arnttyvllle-Heorti Divided Babylon, Babylon-^Hearts Divided Bay Shore, Bay Shore — Pmfy Fbrmlngdale, Strand-LltUe £ofa Pauntleroy Flushing. Loew — Trouble For 'Pwo Florida Special Flushing. RKO — Bullets or Ballots Bunker Bean Glen Cove. Cove — It ’ s Love Again Devil ’ s Squadron Great Neck, Playhouse — The Guardsman Hempstead. \Rlvoli — Bullets or \Bal lots And So TTiey Were Married Oyster Bay, Lyric — Let ’ s Sing Again port WashThgtoh. BeaeSIt-TKc Ex- Mrs. Bradford . • Rosjyn.. Roslyn-nManhunt Honeymoon Limited • Tuesday, July 7, 1936 Amityville, Amltyvllle — Hearts . Divided Babylon, BaDylon»-H'earts Divided Bay Shore, Bay Shore — Fury FYirmlngdale, Strand — Little Lord Pauntleroy Flushing, Loew — Case Against Mrs. Ames Three of a Kind Flushing, RKO — Bullets or Ballots Bunker Bean Glen Cove, Cove^how Boat Great Neck, Playhouse — Show Boat Hempstead, Rlvoli — Bullets or Bal lots' And So They Were Married Oyster Bay, Lyric — TTie Unguarded Hour • Port Washington. Beacon — The Ex- Mrs. Bradford Roslyn, Roslyn — Here Comes ^ ' 'Trouble Witness Chair Sunday, July 5,-1936 Amityville, Amityville — Hearts (Divided Babylon, Babylon — Kearts Divided Bay Shore, Bay Shore — Fury Pamilngdalf. strand-Little Lord 'Pauntleroy Flushing, Loew — Trouble ^r ’ Two Florida l^ieclal Flushing, RKiO — Bullets or Ballots Bunker Bean Glen Cove, Cove — It ’ s Love Again (Devil ’ s Squadron \tSKHt-TfBcr'piHytimiAf-The' ’ -- Guardsman ______ Hempstead, Riv<)lt-Bunets or Bal lots And So They Were Married )yster Bay, Lyrlc-tLet ’ s Sing Again 13 Hours by Air Port Washington, Beacon — The Ex- Mrs. Bradford Wedneaday, July 8, 1936 Amityville, Amityville — Sons O' Guns Babylon, Babylon — Sons. O ’ Guns • Bay Shore, Bay Shore — The King Steps Out - Pannlngdale, Strand — Song and Dance Man Flushing, Loew — Case Against Mrs. Ames 'Three of a Kind Flushing, EKO — Bullets or Ballots ' Bunker Seith '' / (Rlen Oove, Gove — Show Boat. ■ , Great Neck, Playhouse — Show Boat Hempstead, Rlvoli — Bullets or Bal lots And So iTjey Were Married Oyster Bay, l,yric — The Unguarded Hour Port Washington,\Beacon — ipride of the Marines Champagne Charlie ^ Roslyn. Roslyn — Here Comes Trouble Witness Chair Thursday, July 9, 1936 Amltyvllle, Amltyvllle — Sons Q ’ Guns Babylon, Babylon — Sons O ’ Guns Bay Shore, Bay Shore — 'The King . Steps Out ■ Fariutngd8ie> S19wnd “ *These ‘ '-)iS»ree jPlijshtng, Lsew-Case Against Mxs. Ames Three of a Kind Flushing, KKG-Bullets or Ballots Bunker Bean Glen cove, Oove-Sbow Boat Great Neck, Playhouse — Show Boat Hempstead, Rlvoli — Bullets or Bal lots THESE By J ulian DAYS MA 30 N the Democrats Fall' To Betrieve Loues Ptom .tts convention period th* RIepublloan party emerged with so many succesoful blows at the Dem ocrats as to cnange Its national prospects from defeat to a chance for . Tha i fifiWiknUQn-B e rM of the Demo cratic party by no means re trieved t h ojs e losses. So much is evident as the result of the Parley- Roosevelt - New Deal proceed ings at Phila delphia last! week the Repub | lican gains. If I may be permitted to list them again, were four; <a) The refusal of Governor Lehman to run again for the governorship; (b) the un- .expected success of the Republican convention and the nomination of Landon; (c) the Lemke new party revolt of Uie Ctoughlln, Townsend and Long radicals; (d) the anti- headed Roosevelt protest of the constitutional Democrats by A1 Smith. Lehmah Now a Damaged Candidate The first of' these disasters, the Withdrawal of Lehman,' has been, to a large degree, retrieved by the success of the pressure brought upwn him to withdraw his with drawal. But the whole “ double- back action\ performance leaves him as a greatly weakened candi date. As the “ Knickerbocker Press\ In Albany says, the a6t of Withdrawal added to A1 Smith ’ s letter is a sign of the disintegra tion of a formerly victorious Dem- 'bcratlc army. Furthermore the rumor that Lehman would resign (after his election had “ helped ” Ro6sevelt) will not down. Despite his denial, it will almost certainly ppntlnufti^to hurt him, in one of those un-getatalble whispering cam paigns. Finally, the Whole state now knows that Lehman is not runlng because he wants to be governor, but because national pol- lUclmna want litm to do M in (^)der to aid Dig national Uekft. New Deal Ceaventlan Abnoat a Dead As to the second of U iom (our blows to Mr. RooMvelt, the suoeess of the Republioan convention was jjfU te t t ijy :6r«*,d ii hT cess by\Qie petnooraUo ocmventlon. In its radio and circus' aspects, the Cleveland gathering -was bad enough. But at Idilladelphia thofie silly symptoms were ewried to the last ultimate depths of imbecility. And the whole country knows It. Nor were they redeemed, as at Cleveland, by an amazingly bril liant outcome. At Phlladelptaia, the. only redeeming grace, if one wants to put it that way, was Mr. Roosevelt ’ s speech. 'There was real interest in that, as compared with the dull boredom of the preceding events. But whether this rank appeal ' to class prejudice, evasive on everything else, ' will help or hurt its author only time will tell. Did You Notice Sam Blythe ’ s Prophecy? Concerning the Lemke and Smith defections. some sympathetic RooseveltlanCllke Arthur Krock of the New' York ‘ \nmes ” are trying to make out that the RepiAllcan defections are even larger. ’ They say that the pro-iRoosevelt attitude of Norris; Nye, Couzzens, LaFol- lette, “ HI\ Johnson and possibly Borah will affect more votes than do the Democratic revolters. I deeply doubt thfs. But even should this be true, we must remember that Roosevelt had all these votes In 1032.. They are not taken away from him but they are not addod to him. And the Lemke-Smlth votes are absolutely abstracted from him, No. Thb^s ^ npt.gp- Ihg well for our smiling Jkwsldent. Did you notice, by the way, ^at that cautious and experienced po litical observer, Sam Blythe, has broken all his rules and precedents by staking hU reputation on a prophecy? 'The prophecy is that, in November, Landon and Knox will be elected. Coming Events YiAomnND Rye — Ajneriean Toebt Club, Fri day, Jbly 3, the Lon^ Island Yacht Racing Assoclaticin cham- pipoehip Mice. Larobmont — Larchmont Tacbt Club, Saturday, July 4 , Independence Day race by the Xiong Island Ya«mt.. (Racing Association. I^t 'IXliasblngttm-Knickeibooker Srkcht Club, Sunday, July 6, Li^ RUnd Yacht Racing Association championship rao«- ^ SayvlUe — Monday, .Tuesdajy'YVed- nosday, Thursday, Saturaay and Sunday, July 6, through 14, Star Class Olympic eliminations. MTTSIC Jones Beach — (Friday, Saturday and When you use canned fruits for salad, freshen the flavor of the combination by slicing a few fresh, ripe bananas Into the mixture. NOW IN UASON TRUlifipf THE DELICIOUS BIG BERRIES iMaplewood WHITE mountains / NE# HAMPSHIRE ODUf OKn Head-wooe, _ uay. Thursday •. 9 and 10, wonu^ l«nd Medal Harr' H®3RE AJID Locust son estate, Friday Ity Jamboree 10, ^1 the Lenox mil M(|, \ soclat|on. ’ M., ‘ the 6ah Oairlo Opera Com pany under the direction of For tune Gallo presents the Forlne Ballet with Patricia Bowman. DRAMA Locust Valley — (Red Barn Theatre, ’ Ihursday, July 2, through Sat- mday, July A Kilbride In “ Please Do Not Disturb, ’’ St«i^- idg Monday, July (B, Gladys Cooper and S^ltp McrWitle ,„in. “ White Christmas. ’ ’ Roslyn — Theatre of the Thur Sea sons, Thursday, July 2, continu ing for one week, Charles Hop kins presents 'the revival of* Mar tin Even ’ s “ ^oken Dishes.\ TENINEDS Locust Valley — Mplng -Rock Club- Saturday and Sunday, July 4 and 6, the finals ot the Mixed Doubles Tournament for Men. Wednes day, July 8, ihe first of the se ries of Round (Robin Tourna ments for 'Boys. 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