At the Tower, Freddy Kaufmann has tried to recapture the atmosphere of informal entertainment which made the Jockey Club (Berlin) famous throughout the world and entertainment of the type provided by Joseph Ulistein, Eric de Reynier and Jean Kirk is presented along the lines which were featured there. The same informal atmosphere is present.
"Those were the days," he said with a far-away look in his eyes. "Those nights in the Jockey Club were nights of gaiety. Though we did not provide anything really spectacular in the way of entertainment, our artistes had so endeared themselves to patrons that nothing they presented failed to rouse a favourable reception. Singers, dancers, musicians—they all came in for their share of the applause, Some-limes an entertainer had to give as many as half a dozen encores, so popular were some of the numbers. Every now and then an important visitor came to the Club. and these were always the centre of interest."
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