A sketch of the exterior of Mitchell's nightlub, Paris, 1923
A sketch of the exterior of Louis Mitchell's nightlub, Paris, 1923. Harlem in Hudson transplanted to the Place Pigalle, where Mitchell serves hot cakes and sausages at 6am to pleasure seekers on the last lap of a Paris night-out. The jazz band leader Mitchell (Mitchell's Jazz Kings) and his rendezvous became an early symbol of black jazz in Paris
Picture No
12548541
Media ID
46120403
Size
5315px x 2770px
(3.7MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / Jazz Age Club Collection
Source
Vogue 15/6/23
Date
1923
