Carousel Club |
Colony Club |
Theater Lounge |
Egyptian Lounge |
University Club |
Eddie's Room |
Top O' The Hill Club |
Silver Spur |
Longhorn Ranch Club |
Vegas Club |
Cipango Club |
Chez Maurice |
Sky-Vu Club |
Four Duces |
Cellar Club |
Main Street Club |
Variety Club |
Alibi Club |
Atmosphere Club |
Sky Club |
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Dallas Nightclubs
Here are some of the Dallas Nightclubs I am researching. I'm looking for addresses, ownership history, years of existence, and notable stories. A lot of this information is available online, but I'm interested in any firsthand accounts. If you have any information about any of these nightclubs, please contact me at mattbucher@gmail.com
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Resurrection
I haven't done anything with this blog in years, but I'm glad it still exists. It's like a snapshot of where I was on the web in 2005-2007.
There are several posts I still return to and several that rank high in google results.
One of my favorites is this post about pre-decimal British currency:
http://annularsystems.blogspot.com/2006/02/pre-decimal-british-currency.html
Check out this comment there:
I also still get a lot of interest in Bennie Bickers.
http://annularsystems.blogspot.com/2006/06/benny-bickers.html
Some day I hope to complete my research into the nightclubs of Dallas, 1930-1960. I might use this blog exclusively for posting information on that front.
There are several posts I still return to and several that rank high in google results.
One of my favorites is this post about pre-decimal British currency:
http://annularsystems.blogspot.com/2006/02/pre-decimal-british-currency.html
Check out this comment there:
I have never seen the expression sprowsie or sprazzie for a sixpence anywhere but in Down and Out in London and Paris except a useage by my Grandfather and in a 1950s radio episode of the Glums (Jimmy Edwards, Dick Bentley and June Whitfield) When Ron (Barker) had a "Sprazzie" up his nose. The BBC published the scripts in the 1970s and released a recording of the show. As the show was written by Frank Muir and Denis Nordon and Muir is from East Kent (as I am) I suspect that it is a Kentish expression, not a cockney one.Amazing!
I also still get a lot of interest in Bennie Bickers.
http://annularsystems.blogspot.com/2006/06/benny-bickers.html
Some day I hope to complete my research into the nightclubs of Dallas, 1930-1960. I might use this blog exclusively for posting information on that front.
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