Coral Gables Riviera-Times

COUNTRY CLUBBER

By GORDON TAYLOR The "ice cream and soda fountain facilities" mentioned in this column recently means TEEN AGE BAR. That, dear members, means that the old band shell is going to give away to a new structure devoted entirely to drug store cowboys and bobby soxers. If a senior member steps up and says "Gimme a double banana split", he may get all kinds of glares from teenagers whose premises he will invade. Not only that, their bar will be decorated and lighted the same as the plans call for in its big brother on the other side of the service alley. Some doings, Some plans. Thriller Library There isn't anything we won't do to amuse and entertain so here's a new one, you readers of Screams and Terrors. Mrs. Albert E. Harum is the chairman of our cost-you-nothing exchange library as of right now. She intends to get a couple of book shelves set aside in the Club so you can leave your bloody thrillers and pick up a like numbe: from a brother guz- zler of crime and death. Person- ally, I'm so lazy that I borrow all my whodunits from member Mrs. Edgar Johns who gets 'em all bound and four to a binding. Give Julia a call at 4-1634 and this clas- sical library will get going in nothing flat. When the beautiful Two-bit covers have had the gloss read off we'll pass Mrs. Fritz Gordon a call to pick them up and forward some to her own library at Chattahoochee. I can imagine those inmates will have plenty of material for their pleasure by Xmas. Busy Calendar Long before the holidays, how- ever, a glimpse at the calendar will give you an iden how busy you'll be. For instance, another fashion show is scheduled for Thursday Noon, November 20th and another on the evening of Fri- day, December 12th. Election day for the club officers is November 3rd. The nominating committee came up with an excellent list of candidates and your ballot will reach you soon. The Philharmonic Concert is this coming Tuesday, October 28th and that big, big costume party for Halloween is the day after. The theatre comes forth with another production November 3rd, 4th and 6th. Grace Davis is about ready to chairman some swanky parties for you. Etc, Etc, etc, etc, etc., Chief Showman, Ike Macy, brought a touch of international- ism to the tennis courts Monday by matching Mrs. Patricia Cann- ing Todd and Doris Hart against himself and Frank Froehling. They split sets. Dick Bell and Buzz Bis- mark won the set they played against Mrs Todd and Miss Hart and both men look like they were helium injected. The plans the players have for improvements of our courts are pretty swell. Good going fellows. Have you tennis fans noticed that no final news ever came through on the results of the Men's Singles game that was to be played by Frank Froeh- ling and Jack Waters? Why? Well, it seems from Ike's latest report, the tournament was won by Frank Froehling by default in that before it was played, Jack Waters took over Ike's job as ten- nis pro at La Gorce. Get Your Costumes The figures you saw Monday night flitting around the patio in front of a red lighted glow from the band shell were not comman- dos. They were the committee working on the plans for the Hal- loween party this coming Wednes- day. Get your COSTUMES guys. For once I can hide behind some- thing other than a five o'clock shadow. OUTWARD BOUND (aren't we all) is set to your convenience. It is set to run Monday, Tuesday and Thursday this time so your foot- ball plans will not be interfered with. H. T. Nugent, in charge of tickets is an organizer de luxe, so call the Club anytime between one and nine PM for reservations. The dining room will be open Mon- day night, the 3rd, for the infor- maton of you hungry people. First nighters are given first preference, even to Smorgasbord. The golf course is back in work- ing order after having its face washed, so keep in touch with Umps Clark about the Saturday and Wednesday one-day tourna- ments he and golf chairman, Bill Gorman have cooked up. Boots Royall, ex-theatre secre- tary, is on her way to Hong Kong ... The H. T. Nugents brought guests Pam and Andy Johnston back for an encore . . . Jean and John Witzleben (new members) have as their guest Miss Eileen Patnude . . . Bob Floyd and his pretty wife were full of commis- sioner race and new baby talk all at the same time (last Saturday). Earl De Noon is a name you will know better if you don't already. The Bridge Rally, Thursday, October 16th went off with a bang and everyone had a grand time. Besides the Buffet of Chicken ala King there were door prizes the first two of, which were won by

Jimmie's ON THE TRAIL

At Douglas Entrance to Coral Way FEATURING CHARCOAL STEAKS and delicious FULL COURSE DINNERS Dancing Nightly From 10 to 3 Shows Saturday Night Till Further Notice

JOAN CRAWFORD AND VAN HEFLIN share starring roles in "Possessed" playing Thursday thru Monday at the Gables Theatre.

Here are just three of the galaxy of stars and concert artists that make "Carnegie Hall" one of the memorable achievments of the motion picture industry. They are Lily Pons at left; top right, Artur Rodzinski; and below, Artur Rubinstein. "Carnegie Hall" will be shown at the Grove Theatre Saturday at 9:30 p.m. and Sun- day thru Tuesday, Oct. 25-28.

Lions Auxiliary Thanks Patrons

Coral Gables Lions Auxiliary members are unanimous in their praise and thanks to the many friends and especially to the mer- chants who cooperated to make their first "Night in Monte Carlo" a success More than 250 attended the affair and the aid to needy Dade County children fund will be greatly augmented. Mr. Carlton Tweed and Mrs. Win- ton Beck. The winner of the Con- tract bridge played by the group that night was Mrs. James Rails- back. The winners of the Contract Tuesday, October 14th was Mrs. J. Dawson. The winners of the Duplicate Thursday afternoon, October 16th were Mrs. Ralph Coard and Mrs. Fred Diestelhorst. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker were the winners of the Duplicate Mon- day, October 20th. CLUB EVENTS Friday, Oct. 24th — Rotary Club Luncheon 12:15 P.M., Civic Room. COUNTRY CLUBBER (CONT.) Saturday, Oct. 25th — Club Dance 9 to 1 A.M. Sunday, Oct. 26th — Dinner and Dinner Music 6 to 9. P.M. Monday, Oct. 27th — Duplicate Bridge 8 p.m., Card Room. Tuesday, Oct. 28th — Kiwanis Club Luncheon 12:15 p.m., Civic Room; Contract Bridge 1:30, Civic Room; Optimist Club Dinner 6:30, Civic Room. Tuesday, Oct. 28th — The Phil- harmonic Orchestra of Coral Ga- bles presents the sixteenth of a series of informal concerts under the direction of Oliver Washburn in the Club Patio at 8:45 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 29th — Lions Club Luncheon 12:15 p.m., Civic Room; Buffet Dinner 7 to 9 p.m., Club Dance 9 to 12. Thursday, Oct. 30th — Chamber of Commerce 12:15 p.m., Civic Room; Contract Bridge 2 p.m., Civic Room; Duplicate Bridge 1:15 p.m., Card Room.

CORAL GABLES RADIO HIGHLIGHTS

Editor's Note: The following is the daily standard program of station WVCG Coral Gables only radio station, which is published as a reader service feature. Highlights of out of town radio stations when concerning Coral Gables, will be published weekly. WBAY —1490 Kilocycles— on the air 24 hours daily News hourly on the half hour. A. M. 7:00—Radio Classified 7:05—Breakfast with Bert 7:15—Strike Up the Band 7:35—Musical Album 9:00—Morning Thought 9:15—The Living Word 9:35—News Picture Time 10:00—Music in the Morning P. M. 12:00—Radio Classified 12:15—Hawaiian Echoes 12:30—Easy Rhythm 1:00—Say It with Music 2:00—Songs of Praise 2:15—Accent on Strings 2:35—Keyboard Capers 2:45—Song Fest 3:00—Coconut Grove Review 3:25—Off the Record 4:00—Spotlight Vocals 5:25—Radio Classified 5:45—Music Shop 6:35—Sports 6:45—Organ Melodies 7:15—Music in the Night 8:45—Family Altar 8:00—Uncle Martins 7:15—Square Dance 9:00—Old Times Tunes 9:15—Employment Office of the Air 8:45—Public Service 9:00—Symphony Hall 9:30—Record Collector 10:35—Club Royal 11:00—"Milk Run"

Hofbrau BAR-GRILL

136 Giralda Ph. 4-9591 All Western AA Beef STEAK PLATTER 75c French Fries and Salad Served 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. BEER WINE BEST DRAUGHT BEER IN TOWN 10c

THE NOOK BAR AND GRILL

PHONE 4-2932 227 MINORCA GABLES FINEST BAR PABST BLUE RIBBON BEER ON DRAFT Businessmen's Lunch and Dinners

CORAL GABLES' FAVORITE TAVERN

FRIENDLY BAR 305 CORAL WAY PABST BLUE RIBBON ON DRAFT BEER WINE JUMBO SANDWICHES SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON BEER BY CASE

Frank White's HAPPY HOUR Tavern

AIR CONDITIONED Where MIAMI Meets THE GABLES 3680 CORAL WAY MIAMI THE FAMOUS JUMBO HOT ROAST BEEF SANDWICH HAS RETURNED FOR THE SEASON JUST AS FINE AS EVER SERVED FROM 11 A.M. TILL 12 MIDNIGHT

LA CASITA

LYDA VICTOR, Prop. 2510 Main Hwy. Ph. 4-2630 NOW OPEN! LUNCHEON, 12 NOON to 2 P.M. DINNER, 5 to 8 P.M. SUNDAY Continuous 12 Noon to 7:30 P. M. CLOSED MONDAY

Oscars HASTA MANANA Grill

On Douglas Road 1/2 Mile South of Coral Way FEATURING BROILED STEAKS FRIED CHICKEN FROG LEGS FROM 5 P. M. TILL 1 A. M. BAR OPENS AT NOON PHONE 48-9126

BRASS RAIL DELICATESSEN & RESTAURANT

Douglas Road Opposite Douglas Entrance SERVING COMPLETE DINNERS ... from 85c TRY ONE OF OUR CHOPPED LIVER SANDWICHES COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE ALL COOKING DONE BY "MAMA FAY" OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TILL 2 A. M. $11 Meal Ticket for $10 BEER and WINE

ANNOUNCEMENT THE SAN SEBASTIAN RESTAURANT — NOW OPEN —

We are prepared to serve you with popular-priced DELICIOUS LUNCHEONS and DINNERS ... LUNCHEONS FROM .................. .65 COMPLETE DINNERS FROM ......... $1.15 SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO BRIDGE LUNCHEONS AND DINNER PARTIES 335 UNIVERSITY DRIVE Prop.: George C. Anderson Phone 4-0801 / Ext. 96 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE

SHERRARD'S DIXIE BELLE INN

7 MILES SOUTH OF CORAL GABLES On the Dixie Highway PHONE 48-8705 COCKTAILS — DINNERS DIXIE BELLE SPECIAL Southern Golden Fried Chicken "ALL YOU CAN EAT" $1.85 Hot Biscuits with Honey, Whipped Potatoes, Country Gravy, Tossed Green Salad. $1.85 SAME SERVICE FOR CHILDREN, $1.35 BRUNCH SERVED FROM 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M. COMPLETE DINNERS FROM 5 P. M.

Howard Johnson's

ED HASSEN — Owner PHONE 48-0541 THIRTY-SEVENTH AVENUE AND SOUTHWEST 8TH STREET COCKTAIL HOURS FROM 12 TO 12 Only The Finest Liquors Served MODERATE PRICES Liquors and Cocktails Served at Tables Only 11 A. M. to 1:30 A. M. Daily 11 A. M. to 2:30 A. M. Saturdays CLOSED EVERY WEDNESDAY SPECIALIZING IN DELICIOUS STEAKS — CHOPS — SEA FOODS OUR FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP WITH COLE SLAW, FRENCH FRIED POTATOES FOR 90c IS A REAL MEAL AND A REAL TASTY TREAT OTHER PLATE DINNERS AS LOW AS 65 c ALL MENU ORDERS PUT UP IN SPECIALLY PREPARED BOXES ON A MINUTE'S NOTICE TO TAKE OUT 50c and 60c LUNCHEON SPECIALS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS TAKE HOME SOME OF Howard Johnson's Delicious Ice Cream

PIED PIPER'S ANNOUNCING RE-OPENING OF OUR MAIN DINING ROOM

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 5 P. M. PERFECTLY AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT! FREE!! To each one dining in our Main Dining Room from 5 to 10 P. M. on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday of this week—we will present with our compliments— 1 MINIATURE BOTTLE SEAGRAM'S 7 CROWN Serving Our Famous Giant Platter PORTERHOUSE STEAK $1.85 All Entrees Include • French Fried Onion Rings • Cole Slaw • Bread • Tomatoes • Butter • French Fried Potatoes • Cottage Cheese • Coffee Other Giant Platter Specials Pork Chops $1.85 Baked Pompano $2.25 Fried Chicken $2.00 Lamb Chops $2.00 Pied Piper's THEATRE-RESTAURANT GUEST STAR Frankie Froeba—"Keeper of the Keys" 2860 CORAL WAY PHONE 4-9414 Continuous Music Till 5 A. M.

FOX'S RESTAURANT Cocktail Bar

STARTING NEXT TUESDAY OCTOBER 21 WE WILL SERVE A SPECIAL DAILY BLUE PLATE LUNCHEON $1 FROM 11:30 TO 2 P. M. ALSO SANDWICHES AND SALADS FOX'S RESTAURANT Cocktail Bar A Little South of South Miami on the Dixie Highway PHONE 4-9134

Robert's Clover Club

3604 S. W. 8th St. ... on the Trail OPEN UNTIL 5 A. M. Your Host Robert Minervini Presents Music By Frank Linale AND THE CLUBMEN Featuring Al Foster SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION Joe De Voe Sky Club Maniac at the Keyboard Operating Under New Management — Offering Friendliness, Courtesy, the Best in Service. PHONE 4-9385 MIXED DRINKS OUR SPECIALTY all popular brands NO SUBSTITUTES

the Te Pee

Dine, Drink and Dance ... On the Trail at the Te Pee RED ROAD TAMIAMI TRAIL • EXCELLENT SERVICE • SENSIBLE PRICES • DELICIOUS FOOD NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT NO COVER - NO MINIMUM Air Conditioned On the Trail at 57th Ave. Phone 4-9258