"A VERY NICE PLACE"
KIPLING VISITS NIGHT CLUB
Australian Press Association.
LONDON, 2Cth January
"I am not used to this," said Mr. Eudyard Kipling, after a visit to the Embassy, a well-known night club, in the small hours of the morning. Ho arrived about 11 o'clock, and sat on the balcony watching fashionable people dancing, perhaps maturing a satire on modern ,socjety amusements. The ' hall porter persuaded Mr. Kipling as he left to sign the visitors' book, which includes many European royalties. "This is a very nice place," said Mr. Kipling, signing on a. page already containing Sir James Barrio's signature. He did not explain whether the cryptic phrase referred to .the night club or the precise page in.the visitors' book.-
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 22, 28 January 1929, Page 9
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