[Rarebooks] FS: Harlem Cabaret, Creole Review, 1932

[Bob Petrilla]

Harlem Cabaret. PRINTED INVITATION PRESENTED AS A COURT SUMMONS: COURT OF
TRIALS, HARLEM DIVISION, 101 W. 139th Street, New York City -- You are
hereby SUMMONED to appear at the above court, where you will be SENTENCED:
To an evening of Perfect Entertainment & Fun at The Famous Cabaret ...
Harlem's Hottest Hot Spot! No Cover. Boots Marshall. Struttin' Sam ...
Bring Your Own Liquor ... 101 Swingsters & a Fast-stepping Creole Revue.
Clarence Weems ... 2 Shows Nitely 2. Dining - Dancing. Former Songstress
[Adelaide Hall?] with Noble Sissle's Orchestra. First Appearance in America
after a 2 year European Run with Lew Leslie's Sensational Revue, 'Black
Birds' ...." NY: Cabaret Club, 1932. First Edition. 4pp, 8" x 3.5" Very
Good. Printed self-wraps.
"Sunday Supper Show Every Sunday, 6 P.M. to 10 P.M., Featuring a Four
Course Dinner plus an entire Revue and Dancing. All for 85 cents...."
$100.00

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