Tale O' The Tiger Match Cover 2, Fort Lauderdale 1960s Click Below To See Print Sizes & Other Options:A3 (297x420mm) Archival Print (Unframed) securing a recording contract and

securing a recording contract and encouraging nightclub goers – and cactuses – to get on the dance floor

Sadly the Goleta branch closed in the early 1980s

They did not order a single one of the 22 oyster dishes listed herein nor did they indicate trying the dry Chateau Yquem wine for only 15 cents a glass

There was salmon and trout fishing nearby on the Smith river and hunting of ducks

Mayer would travel by yacht to the Catalina Casino to preview their films

Tale O' The Tiger Match Cover 2, Fort Lauderdale 1960s Click Below To See Print Sizes & Other Options:A3 (297x420mm) Archival Print (Unframed) securing a recording contract andIn the 1960s, Florida was building its reputation as the Sunshine State and attracted visitors from all over North America. Cocktail lounges like Tale O The Tiger embraced the social freedoms of the Swinging Sixties and attracted a cool crowd who came to eat, drink and listen to nightly jazz sessions. This is another variation of the Tale O' The Tiger match book covers with the tiger facing the bar under the spotlight with a cocktail. Courtesy Private