L'Ane Rouge - Cabaret Literaire 1898 Original Poster TagTea Peugeot turned largely to arms

Peugeot turned largely to arms production

This was the golden age of spas and just before WWII Vichy had five hundred hotels and was visited by 100

such as the one worn by one of the two young women

and slightly retouched background creases at the upper left

L'Ane Rouge - Cabaret Literaire 1898 Original Poster TagTea Peugeot turned largely to armsThe Cabaret L'Ane Rouge (Red Donkey), was founded in 1889 in Paris. It was created by Gabriel Salis the brother of Rodolphe Salis, who was the founder of the celebrated Parisian Cabaret Chat Noir (Black Cat). The two brothers were significant rivals, competing for cabaret audiences. It's not a coincidence that Rodolphe had red hair. His brother purposefully named his establishment the Red Donkey to poke fun of his brother. In 1898, Gabriel Salis