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The Lotus Club

New supper clubs in London - The Lotus. Series of photographs specially taken for The Sketch shows scenes at the Lotus club, one of a number of late-opening supper clubs springing up around the capital on the eve of the First World War. Pictures show the entrance hall, the ladies cloakroom, patrons at supper tables, a corner of the lounge, exhibition dancers Marion and Roland Mitford demonstrating the tango and the chef with his assistants. Date: 1914

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Chef Clubs Dancers Lotus Marion Mitford Nightclub Nightclubs Nightlife Roland Supper Tango Cloakroom


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Step into the enchanting world of The Lotus Club, one of the newest and most alluring supper clubs to emerge in London on the brink of the First World War. These captivating photographs, taken exclusively for The Sketch, offer a glimpse into the magical atmosphere of this hidden gem. As you enter the club, the opulence of the entrance hall takes your breath away. The soft glow of the lanterns casts an ethereal light over the plush velvet seats and glittering chandeliers. The ladies cloakroom, adorned with delicate floral wallpaper and elegant mirrors, is a sanctuary where ladies can prepare for an evening of glamour and excitement. The supper tables are set with crisp white tablecloths and gleaming silverware, ready to welcome patrons for a sumptuous feast. The corner lounge, with its plush armchairs and low tables, provides a cozy retreat for those seeking a more intimate setting. The exhibition dancers, Marion and Roland Mitford, gracefully demonstrate the sensual and passionate tango, a dance that would soon sweep the nation. The chef and his assistants work tirelessly in the kitchen, preparing exquisite dishes to delight the palates of the club's discerning patrons. The Lotus Club was just one of many late-opening supper clubs that sprung up around London in 1914, offering a much-needed escape from the harsh realities of the outside world. These clubs provided a social hub where people could come together to enjoy good food, live entertainment, and the camaraderie of like-minded individuals. The Lotus Club, with its enchanting atmosphere and commitment to providing an unforgettable experience, quickly became a favorite among London's elite. Join us on a journey back in time and experience the magic of The Lotus Club, a hidden gem of London's social history.

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