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. Herald A Lantern 9 September 81

Going Out • Dining Out • Time Out

< From Page 22) the COACHMAN RESTAt'KANT • one of the best on ^•the hfront The Coac hman Restaurant and the Rusty Nail Voc ktail l>ounge at the Coachman's Motor Inn, 205 Beach Hr , Cape May, are cheerful places tocome for firte food and evenings out The restdurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner & cocktails, and the Rusty Nail offers live music for your dancing and relaxation pleasure The Julius Hoher family has built their reputation by

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M The “(OX Atlantic City ' ^ Frederic Apcar’s "Steppin’Out” is ' r, sensational showstopping v • entertainment Tues.-Sun. at Hand 11! 2 drink minimum Breathtaking fireworks weekends at 9:30! Delicious food and drink in 12 specialtyrestaurants and lounges! framing known the world over, in the tradition of Harrah’s Reno and Lake Tahoe. Kxciting entertainment in the lounges. Parking is easy in new on-site 2400 car garage! Jitney service available from , Brighton Park and Boardwalk. , HarrahV Marro Hotel Casino 1725 hnif.intim- Knuk-VHiit i 111 &NNl 3

catering to thie^sles of discriminatihg diners who/finn the ■ Coachman an exceptional place to relax and dlne.^ CAPT'N ARAB’S baits diners with the seafood' The seafood at Capt’N Ahab’s is vijorth the Visit alone, but any dish you choose at ihis pleksant. rapluaVant is sure to please you Located on Rt 47 ' Wildwohd Blvd.) between * “ * ~ * ‘**N Ahab's offers both

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food. Everything is prepared to your order.»and w£al.ways find the service unusually attentive’aftd conscientious. , UrIe’S captures the atmosphere of the sea 'LrVe's has maintained its excellent reputation year after year through it’s nautical atmosphere and delicacies frdm the deep Right oh-the water’s edge, on Rio Grande Ave. (at the bridge). Wildwobd. the best of the shore awaits you at this famous restaurant, cocktail lounge and Dockside Bar. The seafood choices are what has given Orie's its reputation, but no matter what your choice. Urie’s is a haven of excellent food. Children enjoy making choices

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THE HOF BRAt! knows the art of preparing fine food anytime. The Hof Brau, at the corner of Oak & Pacific Aves ! Wildwodd is open throughout the year, and maintains its fine reputation through the seasons, You'll find the Hof Brau turns even an ordinary afternoon or evening into a memorable event. The food is that good! r' . During luncheon, there are plenty of great specials prepared daily, and the evening hours include entertainment as well. Whether you come for.gourmet food or more traditional foods, the Hof Brau fixes them all with ease

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THE FIRST SOLO ALBUM by Blondie'sTJrhble Harry has bden anxiously anticipated, and. at.long last, it's out and in the stores. KfhjKoo (Chrysalis) takes the pleasantly distinctive voice of Ms Harry and corifbines it with two of the hottest disco producers of the ^st decade. Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards. ** The end result is a perfect, danceable pop record. Debbie Harry is tn fine voice, the sound is full, yet not overly lush; and" the songs are infectious and rhythmic, but never mundane While the only other Blondie member to be on this record is. guitarist/songwriter Chris Stein, one has to wonder about the future of Blondie. One thing is certain, if •the group does split,'Chris Stein and Debbie Harry will cohtinue to expefime^ and record. This is a thoroughly epjoyahle album that’s perfect for listening or dancing. OCT FOR SOMETIME, but. for some reason. - not revTewed here, Elvis Costello’s Trust (Columbia) is another collection of first rate song, sting with passion and performed, by^ his band, The Attractions with firey enthusiasm. Elvis Costello is. for good reasdn, regarded one of the finest pop writers today, and he’s showing no signs of letting up AFTER TWO IMPRESSIVE, powerful pop albums for Sire, The Undertones’ third album Positive Touch (Harvest) comes as a surprise. The Undertones are softer, less aggressive, and they seem to be writing a lot more ballads Nevertheless. The Undertones have solid writing and exhUbererit vocalists, making any record by them a treat. AFTER A STRING OF promising, though sometimes mediocre, albums, rockabilly vocalist Robert Gordon has finally given us the album hc’s'al\^TS hinted he was capable of Are You Gnnha Be The Oni^tCA > has consistent material, a tough, no nonsense musical backing, and Robert Gordon in fine voice. Sdnu’day? Someway charted on a good many radio stations. and. in fact, it deserved to be a top-ten smash Robert Gordon has a new lease on his musical career. FORTUNATELY FOR ROBERT GORDON he’s come up with his hottest album, because there's plenty of competition in the rockabilly genre. New. young bandK are cropping up.each day and most oMhem are good. The Hockats are one of thetiPtlcr ones and their debut album. Live At The Rjfr (Island) is a must for fans of the crazed, uptempo rnrltabilly sounds. Good material; plenty of enthusiasm. aiW a very visual cover help bring attention lo The RopKats From all reports, tbeir live show is fantastic and I’ve got tWb hunch they’re going to be around for a long tiem

Denis Plan Two Fetes RIO GRANDE The Middle Twp Democratic Club will sponsor a cham pagne lawn party honoring gubernatorial candidate James Florio and the entire Democratic slate Sunday. Sept 27. The club will also sponsor a prime rib dinner Friday, Oct. 2. at the Quality Inn in Wildwood Trest Guest speaker will be Con gressman William Hughes Tickets for these events can he obtained by calling Mike Voll, 886-4804

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