Amex Revue of 1918 Anglo-American Press Association Argonne Players Argonne Players of 77th Division Ba-Ta-Can Barry Barnard Beaulieu Lawn Tennis Club Billy Grady Brooke Johns Cafe de Paris Monte Carlo Cafe des Anglais Cahill Cahill Studio of Modern Society Dancing Chez Victor Clifton and Goss Clifton Webb Clover Club College Inn Cora Cahill Curt Smith Cynthia Perot Dany Fer David Prince of Wales Deauville Deauville Casino Deauville season Dolly Sisters Dolly Tree Dora Stroeva. Harry Cahill was a multi-talented American dancer, female impersonator, singer and composer who became a popular and well-known figure in Paris during the 1920s and because of his achievements was once described as ‘a type of product of the Jazz Age.’Ĭontinue reading Harry Cahill → 1920s 1920s ballroom dancing 1920s cabaret 1920s composer 1920s dancing 1920s drag 1920s entertainment 1920s female impersonation 1920s nightlife 1920s Paris cabaret 1920s Paris dancing 1920s Paris nightlife 1920s song composer A Long Way Toulon away from Broadway Abbaye de Theleme Acacias nightclub Albert Zapp Alfred Dubin Ambassador theatre. Verser Harlem Hellfighters Harry Cahill Harry McEthone Harry Pilcer Harry’s New York Bar Hawaiian guitar Hawaiian music Henry’s Restaurant Honolulu Hotel Cecil Hotel Claridge Paris hotel Petrograd Ivor Novello James Reece Europe Jazz Jazz Age Jazz Age club Jazz Band Jed Kiley Jenny Dolly John Bolander Joseph Kekuku Julius Keller Karl Kraum Keech Bordes and Company Kelvin Keech Kelvin Kirkwood Keech Keno Clark L’Ermitage at Longchamp Leo Deslys Lord Poulett Louis Barraya Louis Mitchell Marshall Hall Maxim’s cabaret Melody Makers Melody Mirth Makers Mrs Edith Kelly Gould Murray's club New York Bar Olympia Music hall Orchestra Sciacca Ours cabaret Paul Arthur Pavillon d’Armenonville Place Gaillon Plantation Club Paris Princess Mapella and Company Rue Caumartin Rue Daunou Savoy Dancing Club Seven Spades Stella Maris Strand Cafe the American Legion The Clover Club the Frolic the Keech Banjulele Dance Orchestra the Keech-Thurston Hawaiian orchestra the Pre Catalan The Riviera Club Theatre Caumartin Tom King Tommy Townsend Uncles Club Venice Beach Vera Cooper Versatile Four Band Washington Palace White Lyres William R. The band performed in London, Paris, the south of France, Turkey, Egypt and the rest of Europe but by 1925 it had dissipated, with both Bill Henley and Kel Keech fronting their own bands and going their separate ways.Ĭontinue reading The White Lyres → 1920s Paris 1920s Paris dancing 1920s Paris dancings 1920s Paris entertainment 1920s Paris Jazz 1920s Paris nightlife 1920s Paris society dancing Acacias Night club Aladdin's Lamp Club Alhambra Theatre Alvin Keech Jr American Jazz Band Anglo-American Press Association Arthur Blossom Banjulele Basil Woon Bert Ralton’s band Bill Henley Bill Henley’s Café de Paris Band Billie Reardon Bobby Dole Bois de Boulogne Cafe de Paris Catherine Goodwin Champs Elysees Theatre Chez Henri Ciro's Club Claus Spreckels Clement Hobson Clifton Webb Clover Club Club Daunou Cosmo Club Dan Kildare Daniel Stern Danny Stern Dave Whiteside Elsie Janis Ethel May Tauber Fay Harcourt Foster Walker and Henley Fouquet's Fox Trot Club Frank Leveson George Washington Lopp Gerald Kiley Gladys Cooper Goldia F. The two founding members were the Americans Bill Henley and Kelvin Keech and other members fluctuated throughout its existence.

One of the first Jazz Bands to organize in Paris after the armistice following the end of World War 1 was the White Lyres.

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