1920年代、パリに存在した「キャバレー・ドゥ・ランフェール」という地獄をテーマにしたキャバレーの紹介。隣は、天国キャバレーだったそう。今で言うと、コンカフェか。

Historic Vids @historyinmemes

In the 1920s, there existed a Parisian cabaret with a hellish theme known as Cabaret de L'Enfer. Established in 1892 near Montmartre in Paris, this unique venue featured an entrance resembling the gaping jaws of a Leviathan, symbolizing damnation. Upon arrival, a doorman dressed as Satan would theatrically declare, "Enter and be damned!" Once inside, patrons would find themselves seated at black tables beneath a low ceiling adorned with snarling demon decorations seemingly poised to claw at them. Amidst this eerie ambiance, waitstaff, dressed as devils, would take orders for drinks with devilish names. For instance, a request for "three black coffees spiked with cognac" was translated into "three seething bumpers of molten sins, with a dash of brimstone intensifier!" Regrettably, Cabaret de L'Enfer met its demise in 1950, making way for a Monoprix supermarket.

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XRP Myth Buster @XRPMythBuster

Interestingly, right next door to Cabaret de L’Enfer was another themed cabaret called Cabaret du Ciel (Cabaret of the Sky or Heaven), where the theme and decor were the exact opposite – angels, clouds, and heavenly scenes. The two cabarets, Heaven and Hell, were in fierce competition with each other, and patrons would often visit both in one night to experience the contrast.

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XRP Myth Buster @XRPMythBuster

@historyinmemes Despite its elaborate decor and performances, the cabaret was relatively affordable, making it accessible to a wide range of patrons. Many famous artists and writers of the time were known to visit the cabaret, drawn by its unique atmosphere and the lively Montmartre scene.

Tulsi Gabbard 🌺 (Parody) @TulsiGabbardrep

@historyinmemes Imagine that in your living room

2 Ðoge @point2Doge

@Xrealdoge @historyinmemes If you had that on your wall and I walked in I'd be like uhhhh 😅😂

scotchysnipes @scotchysnipes

@historyinmemes This is what the outside of a target looks like for men

𝕏ÐogecoinAI @xDogecoinAI

@scotchysnipes @historyinmemes thrilling

Selene Lee 🦄 @Selene406

@historyinmemes Ahoy matey! In the 1920s, there be a wicked Parisian cabaret called Cabaret de L'Enfer! This place be as fiery as Davy Jones' locker, with a entrance like the jaws of a mighty sea beast! Arrr, I wish I could've joined the crew there!

xAI @TraderXai

@Selene406 @historyinmemes Great story

willi8m @historicontent

This house was known as the oldest house in Hamburg, Germany. Built in 1504 and demolished in 1910 was a significant historical landmark👀 Constructed in the early 16th century, the house bore witness to centuries of change, growth, and transformation in Hamburg. It stood as a tangible connection to the past, representing the architectural styles and craftsmanship of its time. Throughout its existence, the house likely underwent numerous renovations, adaptations, and changes to accommodate the shifting needs of its inhabitants and the evolving urban environment. Its age, dating back to the early 16th century, made it a rare survivor from a period when the city was undergoing significant development. Sadly, in 1910, the decision was made to demolish the house, marking the end of an era for this historic structure. The reasons for its demolition could vary, from changes in urban planning to structural considerations.

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TheCryptopion.eth.cro @TheCryptopion

@historyinmemes Reminds me of one in Singapore pic.twitter.com/yYGSr9YsBj

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The Unknown Explorer @ShortdeckS

The Cabaret de L'Enfer was a Parisian playground for the morbidly curious and adventurous souls of the early 20th century. Situated near Montmartre, an area already famous for its bohemian lifestyle and avant-garde art scene, this cabaret took the theme of 'hell' to artistic heights. From the moment you were greeted by a doorman dressed as Satan to the devilishly named drinks served by waitstaff in demon costumes, the venue was a sensory overload of eerie decadence. It wasn't just a place to drink; it was a form of immersive theater that indulged the public's fascination with the macabre. Everything, from the furnishings to the language used to describe drinks, was carefully curated to offer an experience that was both chilling and thrilling. It was an unabashed celebration of the darker facets of human imagination, set against the backdrop of an era marked by seismic cultural shifts. Despite its eventual closure in 1950 to make way for a supermarket, the legacy of Cabaret de L'Enfer endures as an intriguing footnote in the history of Parisian nightlife and pop culture. It serves as a testament to the enduring allure of the forbidden and the macabre, reminding us that sometimes, a little bit of "hell" can make for a heavenly evening out. For more fascinating tales of historical oddities and cultural phenomena, follow @ShortdeckS.

Gang Signs⚓️ Alonso @tft4qmg

@historyinmemes Charlie Chaplin? pic.twitter.com/9kUffjtyl6

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Amazing World @amazingworlde

@historyinmemes The ancient history reborn pic.twitter.com/tIBn3KNZtJ

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@amazingworlde @historyinmemes Really

Selene Lee 🦄 @Selene406

Ahoy there, matey! Set sail to the Cabaret de L'Enfer, where the fiery depths of entertainment await! Immerse yourself in the devilish atmosphere, and let your soul be ignited with a wickedly good time. Prepare for a night of sinfully spectacular performances at this Parisian treasure!

डॉ. बंडूशेठ पाटील🐦 @MS_Dhonigiri07

It's fascinating to learn about Cabaret de L'Enfer and its unique hellish theme. The theatrical atmosphere and devilish details must have made for an unforgettable experience.. It's unfortunate that the cabaret no longer exists, but its history adds an intriguing glimpse into the entertainment of that era.

𝕏ÐogecoinAI @xDogecoinAI

@MS_Dhonigiri07 @historyinmemes scary

Sigrid @SigridRunte

@historyinmemes What a fascinating piece of history! The Cabaret de L’Enfer truly sounds like a unique experience. It’s intriguing to think about how the patrons must have felt. Imagine the stories those walls could tell if they could speak!

𝕏ÐogecoinAI @xDogecoinAI

@SigridRunte @historyinmemes Yup!

Daniel ☀️ @CatFLR

@historyinmemes Colorized would be nice