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Club Touraine--$.30-.40-.35*. No Cover. Minimum $2.00 per person. Charles Hector's orchestra and floor show with Knott and Towne, dancers. One of the swankier places with a good orchestra and crowd. Better dress.
Statler, Hotel, Salle Moderne--$25-.35-.35. Cover $1.00 weekdays, other times $1.50. No minimum. William Scotti's orchestra. Pleasant place with varied crowd. Cover makes it expensive if one drinks much. Dress optional.
Broadway--$.30-.40-.35. $1.50 minimum. No cover. Sammy Liner's orchestra. Long floor show with Martin and Nixon, Rodney Ney, Ronnie Poe. The old Mayfair; good place is one likes the cabaret atmosphere and would rather watch a floor show than dance. Mixed crowd. Dress optional.
Steuben's--$.30-.35-.40. No cover. No minimum. Jack Fisher's orchestra. Mediocre orchestra and good, moderately priced food. Nice place for an after-the-theatre supper. Not for the Big Date. Don't dress.
Hotel Bradford, Cascades--$.30-.40-.40. $1.25 minimum. No cover weekdays. Otherwise $.50. Joe Rines' orchestra. Good music, rather a ha-cha atmosphere, amusing floor show. One of the best for a hilarious evening. Better dress.
Hotel Copley, Sheraton Room--$.30-.40-.40. $.75 cover weekdays. $1.00 otherwise. No minimum. Meyer Davis orchestra. One of the best places in Boston, with a large floor and a good orchestra. Fine place to take sub-debs from the Newtons. Cover makes it rather expensive. Better dress.
*Figures indicate prices of three drinks, Martini, Old-Fashioned, and Highball, respectively.
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