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514:, a house only a few yards west of the Gargoyle's entrance with its tiny lift. An underground room was rented for a chess club by streetwise Teddy Turner and Bulgarian émigré Boris Watson (after a name change), though by 1953 one basement room beneath Meard Street had become six after knocking through walls underneath No 69, to include a reading room for the intellectuals. An advert claimed the Mandrake to be "London's only Bohemian rendezvous". A year's membership cost half a guinea “in advance” and the bait was illustrated with a photograph of an artist sketching beside an image of a voluptuous nude. Pretty soon the offbeat broadcaster
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condition was that clubs were required to serve food with alcohol. Result: the
Mandrake became notorious for its stale sandwiches piled behind the bar, in Watson's view available “for drinking with, not for eating”! Inevitably the drinkers grew to outnumber the thinkers. Soon a jukebox made its appearance along with live guitar and lute recitals, and impromptu jam sessions for jazz musicians such as pianist Joe Burns, bassists Wally Wrightman and Percy Borthwick, drummers Laurie Morgan and Robin Jones, trombonist Norman Cave, singer
568:“A rather seedy gay club frequented by rough lesbians and even rougher trannies... It was owned by a 300-pound six-foot-four black convicted pimp named Vince who sported a huge black fedora, a long leather coat, and fingers the size of sausages with enough diamond rings to give Imelda Marcos cause for concern. And lest we forget, in those days Soho was not full of posh restaurants and membership clubs; it was a vice-infested square mile that housed a red light above every door and on every floor." –
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By the 1970s the
Mandrake had acquired a new pedimented entrance door on Meard Street, curiously now east of the Gargoyle's, just a couple of yards nearer to Dean Street. Its lease was then acquired by Soho's only Jamaican club owner, Vince Howard, who changed its name to Billy's. Vince Howard in the
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music publishing family remained housed beneath. Here he created a private apartment, a very large ballroom, a Tudor Room, coffee room, drawing room and a 350-sq yds flat roof with a garden for dining and dancing, around which neighbouring chimneys were painted brilliant red. All who visited the club
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magazine in
February 1983 was described as "a Soho legend himself, straight out of Shaft, huge hats, fistfuls of rings and the only black man to own a venue in Soho." The publication also quoted his jeweller describing a mountainous ring he was making for the glamorous club owner: “18‑carat gold, 16
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band. And the 1960s brought in the legendary painters and poets who were reinforcing Soho's reputation for general non-conformity. The kitchen was forced to upgrade and, according to
Michael Luke, the Mandrake became "a launching pad for the Gargoyle – a place where loins could be girded and spirits
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for whom Watson would cash cheques in the form of credit behind the bar. Private membership clubs were allowed to stay open during the strict afternoon closing hours imposed on pubs by the licensing laws, as well as late into the early hours after the 10.30 pm closing time for pubs. One
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diamonds, it shone like a torch. I showed it to Vince and he said, I want more diamonds on it.” Howard spent some time trying to identify an audience, first with soul music, and then becoming a blatantly gay venue in those early days following liberation.
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and Jimmy Jacobs who relaunched it as a strip club called the Nell Gwynne (variously advertised as a
Theatre, Club, or Revue). A 1960s ad shows the club as the Nell Gwynne by day and the Gargoyle Club at night.
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that opened around the land. Don Ward dissolved his business relationship with
Rosengard in late 1981 while remaining CEO of Comedy Store interests. In 1984 Rosengard went on to manage the band
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shared its intimately democratic and rickety external lift, four-person maximum, enclosed in shining metal like an art-nouveau cabin trunk, located round the corner in Meard Street.
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was made an honorary member after advising on decor. To complement the main club-room's elaborate coffered ceiling painted with gold leaf, like the
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In 1952 David Tennant sold the Gargoyle as a declining concern for £5,000 to caterer John Negus and it remained popular among the generation of
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303:, 1916, oil on canvas, 147.9 x 116.8 cm., (? in × ? in),
1805:"AP2588 – Gargoyle and Nell Gwynne Club, Soho (30x40cm Art Print)"
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1624:"Archive film: 5132, 1960, Sound, B/W, Entertainment + Leisure"
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Over21, January issue, page 36, republished at Shapersofthe80s
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London Calling: A Countercultural History of London since 1945
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69 Dean Street in Soho, in which the Gargoyle Club was located
2403:"London restaurant guide: Dean Street Dining Room, London W1"
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to create the Dean Street Townhouse hotel and restaurant.
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who in 1980 led these pioneers to establish the breakaway
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reviews of the top night clubs and strip joints in London
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2162:"I Love Dean Street, Soho – The Glittering Art of Soho"
1495:"Unsung hero of photography Thurston Hopkins turns 100"
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Grade II listed buildings in the City of Westminster
1830:"Club Soho Stock Photos and Pictures – Getty Images"
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2073:. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson. p. 187.
1603:"Striptease club in Soho in the 1960s – Film 5132"
1542:Spicer, Andrew; McKenna, A. T. (24 October 2013).
1390:. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson. p. 145.
1319:"Life After Dark: A History Of British Nightclubs"
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2459:. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson. p. 84.
1577:"Jimmy Jacobs and the Nite Spots – Swingin' Soho"
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19:This article is about Nell Gwynne Revue. For the
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1934:. Gold.UKTV, producer Sean Doherty. 28 May 2018.
1685:"Poker-faced millionaire – Sport – The Observer"
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756:. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson. p. 2.
573:on Billy’s in his book, We Can Be Heroes (2012).
553:stiffened for that challenging arena up above".
122:Sir Thomas Wilson, knight and 'agent', 1761–74).
2351:"Hotel Review: Dean Street Townhouse in London"
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58:was a private club on the upper floors of 69
2273:"Pitcher and Piano – quality food and drink"
1976:"69 Dean Street: The Making of Club Culture"
1146:"Studio, Quai Saint-Michel by Henri Matisse"
119:Robert Marsham, second Baron Romney, 1736–40
1906:"Something Funny is Happening in Stripland"
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1932:"How The Young Ones Changed Comedy"
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1420:An Indiscreet Guide to Soho, 134pp
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2615:1978 disestablishments in England
2142:Johnson, David (4 October 2009).
1904:Johnson, David (1 January 1981).
1368:"100 Years After the Armory Show"
1054:"Jot101: Gargoyle Club Members 1"
932:Cooper, VictoriaL (5 July 2017).
842:"History – Dean Street Townhouse"
626:Notable members of Tennant's club
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114:Sir William Wolseley, 5th Baronet
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2401:Gerard, Jasper (23 April 2010).
2349:Mcdonald, Anna (14 April 2010).
1717:. Atlantic Books: London, pp480.
1673:66 VOL. 6. No. 63 FEBRUARY, 1961
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164:"In 1834 No. 69 was taken by
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195:Of the club's opening night
157:(Sir) Thomas Bell, 1796–1824
16:Private club in Soho, London
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901:Vincent Novello—and company
521:A Bar at the Folies Bergère
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1467:Thurston Hopkins (1956).
1418:Jackson, Stanley (1946).
1219:"Matisse at the Gargoyle"
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296:Studio, Quai Saint-Michel
2493:The London encyclopaedia
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500:Curiosity Killed the Cat
280:The Museum of Modern Art
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2376:"Dean Street Townhouse"
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2166:glitteringartofsoho.com
1870:Double, Oliver (2005).
1858:Peter Rosengard website
846:deanstreettownhouse.com
660:Lady Caroline Blackwood
591:which kick-started the
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2044:Taylor, David (2018).
1518:Luke, Michael (1991).
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1384:Luke, Michael (1991).
1243:Luke, Michael (1991).
1198:"Norsia Gargoyle Club"
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785:"A Tale of Two Houses"
750:Luke, Michael (1991).
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2407:The Daily Telegraph
2380:The Daily Telegraph
2046:"The Mandrake Club"
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1372:Phillips Collection
198:The Daily Telegraph
84:Bright Young People
39:Gargoyle Club, 1940
2355:The New York Times
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