Derived from the taproom concerts given in city taverns in England during the 18th and 19th centuries, music hall entertainment was eventually confined to a stage, with the audience seated at tables; liquor sales paid the expenses.
The English cabaret had its roots in the taproom concerts given in city taverns during the 18th and 19th centuries.
With just a red-lit curtain behind him, it becomes a dignified taproom lament, something autumnal for old friends and lovers to gather to.
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Talk story about Louis Hermans, waiter at the Hotel Woodstock, who serves taproom customers there evenings, although he draws no salary and lets the other fellows pick up the tips.
As you approach the taproom of the Holland House Taverne, pressing forward through the small, air-conditioned foyer, toward the distant Cutch retreat you pass a fireplace in which an electric fire burns in a coal grate.
Back then the tip of Manhattan was a hotbed of gangland warfare; now an after-work crowd swarms the sawdust-covered taproom of an 1828 building, where young women dole out craft beer, more than sixty Irish whiskeys, and snacks, such as an improbably delicate bacon-wrapped sausage roll.
A publicity stunt is painstakingly arranged to mark the opening of a taproom which had been the gathering place of the famous of the 19th century.
Tells of woman who intends to open a beer place and call it the "Latchstring Taproom".
Downstairs there's a taproom full of Hogarth prints.
Farage, who is forty-eight and worked for two decades as a commodities trader and broker, has the charisma of a taproom duke and the appearance of a mongoose (there's a Tumblr called Meerkats That Look Like Nigel Farage).
