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LONDON
“Brightest City in Europe”
MR. ROMANO’S IMPRESSIONS
Vienna is no longer the fairy land of fame, according to Mr. A. O. Romano, of Romano’s Cafe, who returned last night by the Remo from England and the Continent. London, he says, is now the brightest capital in Europe. Paris, in comparison, is a dead city.
Mr. Romano said he went abroad to learn of the latest novelties in cafe entertainment. London cabarets were employing more and more American artists and were becoming brighter. The latest craze was to have small dancing floors. Australians who attended cabarets were more conservative than Englishmen. The cabaret proprietors in England could more easily cater for the people, who were outspoken and indicated what they wanted.
Mr. Romano said he preferred Australia to any co
