Ciro's was the place to be. (I'm guessing)
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Ciro's was the place to be. (I'm guessing)
Abbe Lane looking glamorous outside Ciro’s with a lit image of herself in the background (1952)
Paulette Goddard at Ciro's, c.1945
Marilyn Monroe photographed at Ciro's, 1953.
Betty Grable, Darryl Zanuck, Marilyn Monroe, Walter Winchell, Lucille Ball, Jimmy McHugh, Jane Russell, and Louella Parsons at Walter Winchell's party for Louella Parsons at Ciro's Nightclub in West Hollywood, May 1953.
Screenland magazine, June 1941
The woman is of course Marlene Dietrich. In 1941, she and Auer costarred in The Flame of New Orleans.
Joel McRae sits with Bette Davis and three service men at a party at Ciro's following the premiere of The Talk of the Town on August 31, 1942. All proceeds were donated to fund the Hollywood Canteen's operations. Bette Davis was a co-founder with John Garfield and the driving force behind the Hollywood Canteen, serving as its president throughout the war. Joel McCrea was among the many high-profile stars who frequented and supported the venue’s mission to provide food and entertainment for servicemen.