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Posts Tagged ‘Aix-Le-Bains’

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Moss and Fontana

Marjorie Moss and Georges Fontana were the most graceful and sought after British dancing duo in the 1920s. They secured high praise in London and Paris before conquering New York and were regarded by some as ‘the greatest pair of dancers since the Vernon Castles.’ (more...)

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The Grand Casino or Cercle d'Aix-le-Bains

The Cercle (Casino) of Aix-Le-Bains was an elegant and architecturally magnificent monument comprising a labyrinth of rooms dedicated to entertainment and pleasure. (more...)

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Tags: Aix-Le-Bains, Annette Mills, Chateau of the Marquis d'Aix, Dina Harris, Dr. Salviati, Grand Cercle, Grande Casino of Aix, M. Sartori, Robert Sielle, Ruhlmann and Flers, Ted Trevor

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Grand Casino of the Villa des Fleurs at Aix-Le-Bains.

The Villa des Fleurs was a stunning entertainment complex set in beautiful gardens that made it one of the most fashionable places in Europe during the 1920s. (more...)

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Tags: Aix-Le-Bains, Charles Sabin, Christiane and Duroy, Dora Duby, Edwina St Claire, Moss and Fontana, Villa des Fleurs

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The Mountain Resort of Aix-Le-Bains

Established by the Romans, Aix-Le-Bains became the most famous of the French ‘cure’ towns and made the most fashionable mountain resort by European society in the 1920s. (more...)

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