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"nJ VERYBODY knows the Cocoanut Grove diningroom in the Ambassador Hotel of Los Angeles. It has become famous to screen fans the world over as the gathering place of screenland's socially elect. Tuesday night is the night to go if you would see Charlie and Pola and Claire and Viola and scramble madly "with your favorites for the toy balloons that are dropped at midnight from the artificial cocoanut trees overhead.
And now comes Palm Beach. Florida, trying to ween the movies away from Hollywood and claiming the distinction of possessing the original Cocoanut Grove. There you may sit under real cocoanut trees beneath the canopy of heaven with the glory of a real Florida sunset coming down about your head and the twinkling little Japanese lanterns lighting up as the sky grows dusky.
Broadway Jones and his orchestra is there too. Art Hickman's only rival. And as you dance there beneath the trees, from which real cocoanuts instead of toy balloons may topple on you, may be seen so many stars that you might think almost you were in Hollywood.
Betty Compson, on her way to Miami to film her new picture by that name; and Norma Talmadge and Dorothy Dalton and June Caprice — vacationing.
For that is Palm Beach — the {Continued on Page 89)
Q. Movie Stars Vacationing at Palm Beach — Florida's famous cocoanut grove. Reading left to right: Betty Compson, Norma Talmadge, Dorothy Dalton, Mrs. Sam Harris and June Caprice. In the back ground: Irving Berlin, Senator Archibald McNeil of Conn, and E. Ray Goetz, producer.
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