English: Café Dorian Gray, lesbian bar formally located at Bülowstrasse 57 in Berlin, open from 1927 to March 1933.
Florence Tamagne, A History Of Homosexuality In Europe: Berlin, London, Paris, 1919-1939 (2006) mentions Cafe Dorian Gray. She writes, "Dorian Gray, 57 Bülowstraß, was one of the oldest and better-known homosexual establishment. It was a mixed club, with certain days reserved for women and others for men. Friday, for example, was 'elite day for ladies', with dancing alternating with stage shows. Theme nights included a Bavarian alpine festival, and a festival of the Rhenish grape harvest. The cuisine was refined Viennesse, the atmosphere was traditional and of good quality."
Deutsch: Anzeige für das Lokal Dorian Gray
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between 1921 and 1927
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Café Dorian Gray, lesbian bar formally located at Bülowstrasse 57 in Berlin, open from 1927 to 1933