Hollywood Cabaret, New York 1930s Planes don’t you drink any more

don’t you drink any more

The main dining room was the Grand Salon where lunch and dinner was served by waiters in formal dress

a neighborhood in the city of New York where publishers and songwriters in the late 19th and early 20th centuries worked and socialised

with a wipe clean hard wearing gloss-finish surface

Hollywood Cabaret, New York 1930s Planes don’t you drink any moreIn the 1930s, the Hollywood was one of the glittering cabaret restaurants that operated near New Yorks theater district on Broadway. The sooty lashed vamp depicted on the cover of the Hollywood menu and the two ladies frolicking in a champagne glass refers to the elaborately costumed showgirls who put on floor shows nightly, accompanied by an orchestra. The revues mimicked scenes from Hollywood films and one critic pointed out that the girls were