Bal Tabarin, San Francisco 1930s Danny kaye North Dakota and Livingston

North Dakota and Livingston

this has the feel of a historical document

This Bill of Fare advertising lunch includes quotes from Shakespeare

an aquasanium or swimming pool and sumptuous accommodation

One 40-foot totem was topped by a flying groundhog

Bal Tabarin, San Francisco 1930s Danny kaye North Dakota and LivingstonIn 1931, in anticipation of the repeal of Prohibition in the United States, architect Timothy L. Pflueger was contracted to create for the Bal Tabarin nightclub a stage for live music and dance shows, and a comfortable and sophisticated cocktail bar atmosphereunusual for the day, as most bars were not decorated to appeal to women. The bar itself was implemented in the Moderne style later called Art Deco. The stage design used Pflueger's patented