Opened 1942 · Card no. 9593
In 1949 its owners announced it would open its doors to Black guests, and a city that enforced segregation through the licensing office pulled its liquor and gaming licenses. It lasted about ten weeks, six years before the Moulin Rouge tried a larger version.
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