Bill Miller's Riviera Nightclub, Fort Lee, 1950s _Landscape (“People with cars are so

(“People with cars are so lazy

This document would have been used to record which chefs were cooking for each group

The Midland Hotel

Careme was the inventor of “mother sauces” that were used in different dishes and of pastries such as mille-feuille

the restaurant also had a bar that was originally called the Rooster Bar but became known as the Jungle Bar

Bill Miller's Riviera Nightclub, Fort Lee, 1950s _Landscape (“People with cars are soThe Riviera nightclub in Fort Lee, New Jersey, was built on a cliff top overlooking the Hudson River and within sight of the George Washington Bridge and the bright lights of Manhattan. The club was known as America's Showcase in the 1940s because stars such as Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis performed here. Opened in 1937 as Ben Marden's Riviera Russian born impresario Bill Miller bought the nightclub in the late 1940s. It only operated