Hotel Black Coffee Shop, Oklahoma City 1943

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Hotel Black Coffee Shop, Oklahoma City 1943The eleven story Hotel Black was constructed in 1930 by Lucian Black at a cost of $600,000. It was an ornate hotel constructed in Oklahoma City after the oil boom in 1928. Guests paid a room rate of $2 to $3 a day and the hotel was considered one of Oklahoma Citys top residences. The building was imploded in 2015. The menu cover shows a flight of USAF Consolidated B24 Liberators. Approximately 18,500 B24s were built including 8,685 manufactured by

Au Chat Noir had a handsome wine list selling a quart of Chateau Margaux for $2 and offering its own bottled domestic wines

The Silver Streak Zephyr was a train service that operated in the American Midwest and which ran from 1940 through 1959

His style was folk art

A private members cigar club

transformed into a chain of ten “barbecue cabins

dancing and a cabaret

The revues mimicked scenes from Hollywood films and one critic pointed out that the girls were chosen largely for their good looks and ability to wear skimpy costumes

would have been a fun night spot

mental illness

rolling it in cracker crumbs and quick-frying it in olive oil

Winston Churchill

a recording star who helped to popularize the tango

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