The preferred interior layout of seating cars throughout the world is the open saloon (or parlor car), with the seats in bays on either side of a central aisle.
There is the conflict of interest between the brewers and the wine industry; the political angle, the brewers who promise so much revenue from beer in the way of taxes to the U.S. gov't; the return of the open saloon which even the wets do not want.
As he speaks, an open-air saloon on wheels cruises past, carrying 25 sweaty, stark naked patrons.
People who are about to open saloons come to him for a selection of pictures.
First and third class accommodation were provided in open saloons with electric lighting.
The cross-country DMUs were replaced in 1980 by diesel locomotives hauling Mark I compartment coaches, later Mark II open saloons.
First and third class accommodation was provided in open saloons, second class being withdrawn from the Met.
As we walked past the loud, smoky blues joints, I didn't expect the music to prompt any admiring comments, but as we neared yet another propped-open saloon door he raised his hand and came to a halt.
Under an ominous scoreboard that was growing uncomfortably tight, Allan Houston tried to barge his way through a thicket of Pistons like an outlaw throwing open a saloon door.
