The Savoy, London 1923 (Lady with Fan) Bibendum The Café De Paris in

The Café De Paris in London opened in 1924 and became England’s smartest and most exclusive establishment where wealthy patrons came to dine

Many famous artists and writers congregated in the Café Napolitain over the years

hence the in-jokes about missed goals and inferior playing

would have been a very sophisticated cover at the time

part of the famous Steuben's empire in Boston

The Savoy, London 1923 (Lady with Fan) Bibendum The Café De Paris inThe Savoy was Londons first luxury hotel and was opened in 1889 by theatre impresario Richard DOyly Carte. It was an immediate success thanks to innovations such as electricity, hot and cold running water and bathrooms in the lavishly furnished rooms and suites. More important than these modern amenities, however, was the refined and elegant atmosphere created by general manager Cesar Ritz and French chef Auguste Escoffier. Wealthy patrons, including