Londons Famous Clubs And Cabarets The Cosmo Club (1933)

Titles read: London s Famous Clubs and Cabarets The Cosmo Club. London after dark part en route for home others dancing into the deep night hours with Phil Cork s Metronomes. Nice shots of elegant couples in evening dress dancing at the Cosmo Club. Intertitle mentions cabaret is presented by Harry Reso. The first act we see is Averard Lawson, a nifty pair of steppers two young men who do a fast tap dance in rather jazzy twotone suits. Next act is The Macdonald Twins, two girls doing slow acrobatic and balletic movements to music. One is wearing a tutu, the other has a modern twopiece satin costume. We then see Peter Bernard in evening dress beside the grand piano singing a song in an Italian accent that goes I wonder why they call my Tony Daisy , about his effeminate son, who has a flamboyant dresssense, a boyfriend called Maisie and likes to crochet (early gay, homosexual anthem ) After that comes contortionist Renie Joliffe, who makes some painfullooking moves on th