 By late 1930, afternmost of the cast at the Embassy had already returned to America, Myrtle began appearing the Champs-Elysees Nightclub, but eventually soon made her way southwest for Spain.Myrtle probably arrived in Spain that winter, as she opened in Madrid on January 6th, 1931 with her Red Hot Coals Jazz Orchestra at the Lido de Madrid Cabaret (underneath the Teatro Alcázar) located on Calle de Alcalá 20.Her arrival was probably organized by Spanish author and lyricist, Alvaro Retana, who was known for introducing black jazz entertainers into Spain.