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Posts Tagged ‘Owney Madden’

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The Incomparable Joe Zelli

Joe Zelli, sometimes called the Kings of Cabaret Keepers, was undoubtedly one of the best-known and most popular characters in Montmartre during the 1920s and his nightclub the Royal Box was a firm favourite not just with visiting Americans but all nationalities out for a good time. (more...)

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Tags: Americans in Paris, Charles K. Gordon, Eugene Bullard, Fifty Million Frenchmen, Gloria Grafton, Grock the clown, Ivan Kahn, Joe Zelli, Josephine Baker, La Feria Cafe, Mr Papavert, Next Door to Zelli's, Nudist Revue, Owney Madden, Paris cabaret, Paris nightclubs, Paris nightlife, Rue Fontaine, Texas Guinan, the Royal Box, The Smart set, Tourne de Grands Ducs, Zelli's, Zelli's Royal Box, Zig-Zag Club Band, Zito

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Le style Mae West, c'est magnifique! The gowns for She Done Him Wrong (1933) the film version of Diamond Lil (1928)

Mae West’s gowns for She Done Him Wrong (1933) the film version of Diamond Lil (1928) seemingly caused a sensation at the time. But what is the story behind them? And who created them? (more...)

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Tags: Adrian, Adrian Gilbert, DaimondLil, Dolly Tree, Edith Head, Gay Nineties, George Raft, Mae West, Mainbocher, Night After Night, Norman Hartnell, Norman Norell, Owney Madden, Patou, Schiaparelli, SHe Done Him Wrong, Texas Guinan, Travis Banton, William Le Baron

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