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Newspaper
Southeast Economist
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
6
The Club Roseann serves Roseann's Pick-a-Chick pan fried dis jointed chicken in a wicker basket with hot baking powder biscuits and shoestring potatoes. The menu includes a wide range of steaks. Roseann plays organ tunes in a remodeled room with mirror panels and colorful murals.
Tiny Stevens, billed as Americas biggest dance sensation by his business manager, headlines a third one night appearance at Casino Moderne on Saturday promising high energy dance numbers and crowd excitement.
Jimmy Coulas announces a special holiday dance Saturday July 3 at Viking ballroom with a one hour jazz concert by an augmented orchestra after the regular dancing. Hors d oeuvres and light sandwiches offered in the cocktail lounge. Two guests will win a free vacation flight in Coulas personal plane Monday July 5 over the Dells country and Madison Wisconsin.
The Chordettes perform nightly at Steamship Zee in a lively continuous program. Margie Stevens accompanies on piano and solovox while the group uses accordion, sax, and bass fiddle. Benny Conte headlines the kitchen as chef and the club food receives high praise.
Milwaukee visit includes dinner at the town’s leading hotel and limousined transport to the airport. Gussie’s Kentucky Club features continuous singing and dancing nightly until 4 or 5 am led by the Nov-Elites trio Joe Frankie and Art. Symphony Lounge offers air conditioned, elegant surroundings with organist Boo Rhodes.
Chicago's Marek's Little Hawaii at 47th Street and California Avenue hosts weekend dances and shows. The Fun-Aires and Beachcombers feature ditties and skits with late hours, followed by organ and piano duets. Dining by Ollie Fox complements the lounge nightlife.
Heath performs nightly at the Pennsy on Western Ave mixing classic and new songs. He guides piano and solovox through familiar pieces like Back the Yards, a tune by his former partner Walter Goodwin, marking a second big week at the venue.
Jim Loux Trio leads Pere Marquette lounge with Billy Haar and Kelly Ci cianni. Monday nights feature Hugh Harness on piano. Windsor Park showcases Italian dining by Locascio brothers Al Jim and Larry with a bustling dining room. St Moritz features Danny Varzos on piano with Mike Miller kitchen head and Jo Glad greeting guests. Helen McLean promotes Auburn shrimp house offerings. Bar Harbor boasts air conditioning and nightly entertainment by Bob Creed, with Vera DeCamp handling Tuesdays.
Danny Varzos hosts a girl show at Red Bar Ber with George Meyer and Jerry Dumpers and others, featuring Peggy La Rue Su zanné and Mary Joe with Kenny Wood leading the band. The Pensor restaurant on Michigan Ave Roseland opens with chef Frank Konrath offering sandwiches, spaghetti, and steaks. Red's Lounge on E 71st St by Joe DeRose promises a casual royal welcome. The Surrey in Beverly Hills on Western Ave offers quiet dining with private rooms and banquet service.
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