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The Harem, New York 1940sAmerican burlesque is derived from theatrical entertainment in Victorian England featuring plays that were risqu and comic in style. By the 1920s, the striptease element began to overshadow the comedic and acting elements and burlesque shows became popular with both men and women as an earthy form of entertainment. Diners could go to The Harem in New York and have supper complete with cocktails or wine, all while watching burlesque performers. This

"The seafood you eat today slept last night in Chesapeake Bay

run by proprietor Rene Ayral

dated 1813

This image of a cocktail shaker and glasses is from a 1930s ocean liner on the Holland-America line

Before its dissolution

the SS Australis

in the basement of the large and ornate Capitol Cinema

she was handed over by her German builders to the allies as war reparations and in 1922 was placed on the North Atlantic run from Southampton in England to New York

but it would have been a good way to grab people’s attention since eating fried chicken wasn’t particularly common during this era

The Pelican Restaurant stayed in business for a remarkable 67 years before being sold in 2005

often abbreviated as the D&SNG

The cafe was successful enough to warrant building a second branch later

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