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John Perona's El Morocco Family Album. With photographs by Jerome Zerbe and an introduction by Lucius Beebe.
Published by New York Privately Printed 1937, 1937
Seller: G. Heywood Hill Ltd ABA, London, United Kingdom
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
US$ 2,078.26
US$ 17.49 shipping
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Add to basketFirst edition. Privately printed for famed nightclub owner John Perona to give to his celebrity guests at his swinging speakeasy-cum-nightclub, "El Morocco". Illustrated throughout with over 350 photographs of New York's high society by Jerome Zerbe. Folio, original blue cloth lettered in white on upper board, with decorated endpapers printed with a navy blue and white zebra stripe motif emulating the upholstery on the banquets in the club, designed by legendary night club interior designer Vernon MacFarlane. A light mark from a paper clip on p.56 which also has a little light spotting, otherwise a very good copy. Jerome Zerbe was one of the first celebrity photographers and for many years was the official photographer at El Morocco. He pioneered the business arrangement of getting paid by the nightclub to photograph its visitors, then turn around and give the photos away to the gossip pages. "In the last month of 1933, the repeal of prohibition brought the features of Maury Paul's beloved Cafe Society into the public prints and an entirely new field of social reporting was begun. Jerome Zerbe, who came to New York from Cleveland but a few weeks before, was commissioned by "Town and Country" to photograph the first party of Repeal Week for them, and the party of course, was at El Morocco.".
