Pleasure Guide to Paris
Pleasure Guide to Paris
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Russian tea-room. Russian specialties.
Potel and Chabot, 4, avenue Victor-Hugo. Good pastry. Tea.
Rebattet, 12, rue du Faubourg- Saint-Honore. A very fashionable pastricook's. Very smart feminine public.
Rector's Club, 49, rue des Acacias (see p. 97). Dan- cing.
Rey, 95, avenue Victor-Hugo. Tea.
Rumpelmeyer. 226, rue de Rivoli. Good pastry. Tea.
Sherry Shop, 6, rue Castiglione. English and Ameri- can customers. American specialties. Curious decoration. Tea.
Smith, 248, rue de Rivoli. English te...a-rooms. Tea. Bookshop.
Tabarin, 36, and 38, rue Victor-Masse (see p. 104). Dancing.
Taverne de 1'Olympia, 28, boiil. Des Capucines (see p. 97). Dancing.
The Recamier, 24, rue du Mont-Thabord.
Theatres and Spectacles The prices of theatres vary according to managers, and often change ; for this reason we have not thought fit to indicate the tariffs for seats. These are apt to vary from 10 to 40 frs. , and are always posted up at the entrance.
Booking-office are generally from n a. M.
The theatre-doors open at 8 p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Russian tea-room. Russian specialties.
Potel and Chabot, 4, avenue Victor-Hugo. Good pastry. Tea.
Rebattet, 12, rue du Faubourg- Saint-Honore. A very fashionable pastricook's. Very smart feminine public.
Rector's Club, 49, rue des Acacias (see p. 97). Dan- cing.
Rey, 95, avenue Victor-Hugo. Tea.
Rumpelmeyer. 226, rue de Rivoli. Good pastry. Tea.
Sherry Shop, 6, rue Castiglione. English and Ameri- can customers. American specialties. Curious decoration. Tea.
Smith, 248, rue de Rivoli. English te...a-rooms. Tea. Bookshop.
Tabarin, 36, and 38, rue Victor-Masse (see p. 104). Dancing.
Taverne de 1'Olympia, 28, boiil. Des Capucines (see p. 97). Dancing.
The Recamier, 24, rue du Mont-Thabord.
Theatres and Spectacles The prices of theatres vary according to managers, and often change ; for this reason we have not thought fit to indicate the tariffs for seats. These are apt to vary from 10 to 40 frs. , and are always posted up at the entrance.
Booking-office are generally from n a. M.
The theatre-doors open at 8 p.
What to read after Pleasure Guide to Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calif Panama Pacific International Exposition 1915 Sa to read onlineMoreLess
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