Bal Masque Supper Club, Americana Hotel, Bal Harbour 1970s

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Bal Masque Supper Club, Americana Hotel, Bal Harbour 1970sThe Bal Masque Supper Club was located within the Americana Hotel, a ritzy resort which opened in Bal Harbour, Florida, in 1956. Ultra luxurious, the 475 room beachfront hotel attracted an upmarket clientele who could afford the then eyebrow raising $32 cost of a nights stay. There were four restaurants with costumed wait staff in the hotel and the nightclub was the setting for spectacular floor shows, featuring top entertainers such as Frank Sinatra

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