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Page 12â€"The Westonâ€"York Timesâ€"Thursday, September ?, 1971 Attila‘s Cave in the Downtowner Motor Inn has got to be the most popular nightspot in all of Metro Toronto. The club opened in July and since then it has week. This past Monday was hld packed crowds pracâ€" s HAPPENING WATCH THIS SPACE FOR DETAILS Toronto ADV. $4 AT DOOR $5 Tickets Available ONE NITE ONLY Dancing 9 to 1 A.\Vi. Thursday, Sept. 9th PALAIS ROYALE 1601 Lakeshore Bivd. W. An evening out Palais Royale Baliroom ‘\GenstlbtenNte] 511A Yonge St. Telephone 523â€"6210 JIM McHARG A&A Record Bar, 351 Yonge St. Mr. Al Men‘s Shop wOODY HERMAN more great Dixieland â€" for listening and dancing. For reservations call: 239â€"2391/Hwy. 27 north of Q.E. Hwy. at Dixon Road at the Airport Reservations please â€" 677â€"1500 «+ LA PIZZA WEST! 2 o uncbha P‘. <Za with ROGER DORIS no exception when the Show Toppers made their debut. The Show Toppers are a fantastically versatile group struments they play and in their reportoire. Between them they play piano, sax, clarinet, trombone, drums, Their tunes range from heavy rock to Dixieland and country with some old favourite _ singâ€"aâ€"longs thrown in for good measure. They also use some comedy patter and routines that are most amusing. The Show Toppers are certainly seasoned perâ€" formers, having appeared in numerous night clubs, inâ€" cluding _ a _ 42 _ week engagement in Las Vegas. Attila‘s Cave has a 400 seat seating capacity with three dance floors. These dance floors are busy at all times and even if you are not in the mood for dancing a trip to the ‘Cave‘ just to ‘bird watch‘ is bound to be a memorable event. DINING o THEATRES pavemnc _ EntertainmeNMt mantr ciuss (Punch‘a Pizza???) coming . The Magic Carpet has always been a nice little lounge on the top floor of the hotel, overlooking the airâ€" port, but has had no enâ€" tertainment. Now the lounge has a nice looking young fellow playing the piano from 5:30 to 8 p.m. daily. He is Tom Pomeroy and is an accomplished pianist and vocalist and has kept himself busy lately on the Holiday Inn circuit. The Magic Carpet Lounge is a real posh spot and with entertainment daily, it should be a great meeting place after work. +++ The Ascot Inn is under new management and with the new manager ‘a new enâ€" tertainment policy has seemed to be set. She feels that most girls finish work each day and rush straight home without stopping in to â€" relax anywhere after the days work is done. Anna feels that with what she is doing in the Constellation‘s Magic Carpet Lounge, the girls will be able to change their daily patâ€" terns. Mr. D. R. Schwtz, who has been the assistant at the The Show Toppers will be appearing this week and next and certainly worth seeing and hearing. +++ Anna Spencer, the charâ€" ming and knowledgable public relations gal at the Constellation Hotel is about to change the daily habits of office girls in the area. It is hard to say if it is because of the decor, good management, proper adâ€" vertising and publicity, good music or a combination of all these qualities and more, but whatever it is, there is no doubt that Attila‘s Cave is a success and that the patrons are enjoying themselves. Ascot for some time, took over recently as General Manager and some exciting acts planned for the Little Brown Jug Lounge. Betty is a very pretty young lady with an excellent voice and a wide reportoire and trys very hard to please each and every patron. This week Betty May is appearing with a fine trio, and between them they offer a fine show and dance music. This coming Monday Marie Andre, the vivacious and bouncy French vocalist moves into the Little Brown Jug with the same trio. It is sure nice to see the Ascot offering top enâ€" tertainment again as it used to in the past. ++ + Ina and Al Harris are back into the Valhalla Inn‘s Merry Mermaid Lounge once again. This fine husband and wife team along with their drummer have formed together an excellent trio that has been a hit everywhere that they have appeared. Good music, good food and an evening of dancing are waiting for you at La Terraza. The Ken Stanley Trio perform your favorite songs with flair and finesse. Join them some evening soon From 8 p m 9 p m. Friday and Saturd The Show Toppers will be appearing in Attila‘s Cave at the Downtowner Motor Inn this week and next. They are truly a versatile group. The Show Toppers are from left to right: Al is .one of Canada‘s top STEAK HOUSE ana TAVERN 1130 Martin Grove (just s of Belfield) Welcome to Rexdale Blvd just east of Highway 27 + Phone 7425510 Served Daily 11 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. Steak House Hours: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. FULLY LICENSED UNDER LL.B.0. BUSINESSMEN‘S LUNCHEONS OXJORD n From 8 p m 9 p m. Friday and Saturday H‘: r 1 UOuut Call Ample Parking in Rear For Reservations 249â€"1516 guitarists, while his wife Ina is a talented vocalist. Their personalities as well as their music has won them many friends, and this should be like old home week at the Valhalla. . The psychological aspects of planning will be described in terms of lifeâ€"style, family, cultural pursuits, friends and communication. The speaker will be Sister St. Michael Guinane from the office of Aging in the Department of Social and Family Services. She will talk about planning well ahead for retirement and what we need to consider as our physical needs, such as income, housing _ and location. Creative retirement A highly interesting evenâ€" ing is promised on the subject of creative retirement to be given at the Yorkdale Library (located in the Yorkdale Shopping. Centre) at 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 9th. Frank Vogl, leader, (piano, saxaphone, clarinet), Ken Iles (trumpet, trombone), Ricky Yausuda, (drums), Tony Crivaro, (guitar, banjo), and Tony Laviola, (bass). { SSpl ~.: ", d 9e & t v"? ;x f ~/ f ' F : ‘ MV 1!/. z j ~ : ° ~ _ [ 10L 1831 WESTON ROAD ... TEL: 241â€"1821 A JAMES LEE BARRETT â€"ANDREW V McLAGLEN_ PRODUCTION JAMES CLELORPCE Siprmair FENANEDY «_ OMAR SHARIF LEIGH TAYLORâ€"YOUNG JACK PALANCE [J[FpOoOLs‘[DAPADE COLUMBIA PICTURES presents Sing up a Donnybrook oo at the Horse and Groom MOTOR HOTEL â€" at the Airport Proudly presents in the new ‘747‘ Lounge OF STAGE AND Television f in‘ They‘re at it ag31D! These wellâ€"known RCA Recording Stars, The Irish Rebels. are knorking ‘em in the aisles with their own ribald and irreverent musical shenanigans. Come on along and jo.n in Nightly, except Sunday, 9 pm. â€"â€" i a m. The Horse and Groom DANCING NIGHTLY THE Theyre 3 * CC _qgz THEIRISH REBELS +>@® STAR ; z CINN = Soorys rIbaQG LUOd Rexdale Blvd. just east of Hwy. 27 Phone 742â€"5510 Rexdale Blvd. & 27 Highway: 677â€"3101 THIS WEEK ONLY BERNIE BLACK FULLY LICENSED PREMiSES The exciting and talented BETTY MAY AVION at the piano 6355 AIRPORT RD. 677â€"7331 J 9:00 p.m DANCE NIGHTLY TO OUR FINE TRIO FROM to ,!‘« 4/