Word: nightclubs
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Your February 3 article entitled "Nightclub in Cabot Tests Alcohol Policy" so completely misrepresents my motivation for revitalizing Cookin' that it borders on sensationalism. Contrary to the article's allegations, we are not simply seeking "a vehicle to enable the house to host parties." Although it is true that part of the motivation is to throw "good parties," our faculty advisers agree that our other goals are very praiseworthy...
...headline reference to a "Nightclub in Cabot" is clearly misleading. I indeed informed your reporter of Cookin's former epithet "The Cabot House Nightclub," but I also told her that the old Cookin' had a different constitution. The old Cookin' was put to sleep because it was a "nightclub" that was not conforming to the newly established alcohol policy...
Infuse a 1940s Harlem nightclub act with a Busby Berkeley film's lavish budget, elbow room and staging style, restrain the raunch and remove the racial bitterness. The result: Black and Blue, the sumptuously spectacular $5 million revue that opened last week on Broadway. If Fred and Ginger had been black and still able to live in that elegant fantasy world, their shows might have looked a lot like this: rows of tap dancers in tailcoats or scarlet evening gowns; vast sets like lacquered jewel boxes gliding across the floor and opening to reveal a kick line; a singer...
...everyone looks more handsome than they really are, Lee Iacocca is doing a passable fox-trot with his daughter. "It's great," he says of the chance to retrieve the old dances. "To me they never went away. We've just had a hiatus for 15 years." This ultimate nightclub reopened last year after a $20 million renovation, and now receives 1,000 calls a day for reservations. "It's what you wanted to have money to spend on," says Joe Baum, mastermind of the dazzling art-deco aerie. Says psychologist Penny Binn, who dances at the Rainbow Room every...
...might guess, Weston n' Ella don't get along too well. Each is tryin't' sell th' ranch from under th' other's nose--Weston t' a tacky nightclub owner named Ellis (Caroline Bicks), Ella t' a slick lawyer who's th' head zombie (Ethan Mintz). This sounds like th' set-up for a farce, n' it would be if everyone wasn't so serious n' aware of th' future about t' crash down on 'em like a watermelon on an anthill...