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	== References ==		== References ==
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	[[category:Pubs and bars]]		[[category:Pubs and bars]]
	[[category:London]]		[[category:London]]
	[[category:West End]]		[[category:West End]]

Ross Burgess: wrong author

2020-04-15T13:23:22Z

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	[[File:20 Leicester Square.jpg\|thumb\|20–21 Leicester Square, formerly the Cavour, then the Café Anglais, now a Mexican restaurant]]'''The Cavour''' at 20–21 [[Leicester Square]] was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>[[Matt ~~Cook~~]], ''[[Queer London]]'', Page 86</ref>. The Leicester Square area of the [[West End]] was the focus of gay venues during the 1920s, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].		[[File:20 Leicester Square.jpg\|thumb\|20–21 Leicester Square, formerly the Cavour, then the Café Anglais, now a Mexican restaurant]]'''The Cavour''' at 20–21 [[Leicester Square]] was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>[[Matt Houlbrook]], ''[[Queer London]]'', Page 86.</ref>. The Leicester Square area of the [[West End]] was the focus of gay venues during the 1920s, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].

	In late 1925 the Cavour was taken over by the consortium which owned the Café de Paris, and renamed the Café Anglais.<ref>http://www.jazzageclub.com/venues/cafe-de-paris-london/</ref> The site is now the Chiquito Mexican restaurant/bar.		In late 1925 the Cavour was taken over by the consortium which owned the Café de Paris, and renamed the Café Anglais.<ref>[http://www.jazzageclub.com/venues/cafe-de-paris-london/ Café de Paris page] on the ''Jazz Age Club'' website.</ref> The site is now the Chiquito Mexican restaurant/bar.

	See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].		See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].

Ross Burgess: Added photo

2012-09-04T08:29:20Z

Added photo

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	[[File:20~~–21~~ Leicester Square.jpg\|thumb\|20 Leicester Square, formerly the Cavour, then the Café Anglais, now a Mexican restaurant]]'''The Cavour''' at 20–21 [[Leicester Square]] was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>[[Matt Cook]], ''[[Queer London]]'', Page 86</ref>. The Leicester Square area of the [[West End]] was the focus of gay venues during the 1920s, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].		[[File:20 Leicester Square.jpg\|thumb\|20–21 Leicester Square, formerly the Cavour, then the Café Anglais, now a Mexican restaurant]]'''The Cavour''' at 20–21 [[Leicester Square]] was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>[[Matt Cook]], ''[[Queer London]]'', Page 86</ref>. The Leicester Square area of the [[West End]] was the focus of gay venues during the 1920s, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].

	In late 1925 the Cavour was taken over by the consortium which owned the Café de Paris, and renamed the Café Anglais.<ref>http://www.jazzageclub.com/venues/cafe-de-paris-london/</ref> The site is now the Chiquito Mexican restaurant/bar.		In late 1925 the Cavour was taken over by the consortium which owned the Café de Paris, and renamed the Café Anglais.<ref>http://www.jazzageclub.com/venues/cafe-de-paris-london/</ref> The site is now the Chiquito Mexican restaurant/bar.

Ross Burgess at 08:28, 4 September 2012

2012-09-04T08:28:30Z

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	[[File:20 Leicester Square.jpg\|thumb\|20 Leicester Square, formerly the Cavour, then the Café Anglais, now a Mexican restaurant]]'''The Cavour''' at 20–21 [[Leicester Square]] was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>[[Matt Cook]], ''[[Queer London]]'', Page 86</ref>. The Leicester Square area of the [[West End]] was the focus of gay venues during the 1920s, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].		[[File:20–21 Leicester Square.jpg\|thumb\|20 Leicester Square, formerly the Cavour, then the Café Anglais, now a Mexican restaurant]]'''The Cavour''' at 20–21 [[Leicester Square]] was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>[[Matt Cook]], ''[[Queer London]]'', Page 86</ref>. The Leicester Square area of the [[West End]] was the focus of gay venues during the 1920s, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].

	In late 1925 the Cavour was taken over by the consortium which owned the Café de Paris, and renamed the Café Anglais.<ref>http://www.jazzageclub.com/venues/cafe-de-paris-london/</ref> The site is now the Chiquito Mexican restaurant/bar.		In late 1925 the Cavour was taken over by the consortium which owned the Café de Paris, and renamed the Café Anglais.<ref>http://www.jazzageclub.com/venues/cafe-de-paris-london/</ref> The site is now the Chiquito Mexican restaurant/bar.

Ross Burgess: Added photo

2012-09-04T08:27:19Z

Added photo

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	'''The Cavour''' at 20–21 [[Leicester Square]] was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>[[Matt Cook]], ''[[Queer London]]'', Page 86</ref>. The Leicester Square area of the [[West End]] was the focus of gay venues during the 1920s, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].		[[File:20 Leicester Square.jpg\|thumb\|20 Leicester Square, formerly the Cavour, then the Café Anglais, now a Mexican restaurant]]'''The Cavour''' at 20–21 [[Leicester Square]] was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>[[Matt Cook]], ''[[Queer London]]'', Page 86</ref>. The Leicester Square area of the [[West End]] was the focus of gay venues during the 1920s, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].

	In late 1925 the Cavour was taken over by the consortium which owned the Café de Paris, and renamed the Café Anglais.<ref>http://www.jazzageclub.com/venues/cafe-de-paris-london/</ref> The site is now the Chiquito Mexican restaurant/bar.		In late 1925 the Cavour was taken over by the consortium which owned the Café de Paris, and renamed the Café Anglais.<ref>http://www.jazzageclub.com/venues/cafe-de-paris-london/</ref> The site is now the Chiquito Mexican restaurant/bar.

Ross Burgess at 21:10, 18 June 2012

2012-06-18T21:10:05Z

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	'''The Cavour''' at 20–21 [[Leicester Square]] was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>''[[Queer London]]'', ~~2005~~</ref>. The Leicester Square area of the [[West End]] was the focus of gay venues during the 1920s, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].		'''The Cavour''' at 20–21 [[Leicester Square]] was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>[[Matt Cook]], ''[[Queer London]]'', Page 86</ref>. The Leicester Square area of the [[West End]] was the focus of gay venues during the 1920s, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].

	In late 1925 the Cavour was taken over by the consortium which owned the Café de Paris, and renamed the Café Anglais.<ref>http://www.jazzageclub.com/venues/cafe-de-paris-london/</ref> The site is now the Chiquito Mexican restaurant/bar.		In late 1925 the Cavour was taken over by the consortium which owned the Café de Paris, and renamed the Café Anglais.<ref>http://www.jazzageclub.com/venues/cafe-de-paris-london/</ref> The site is now the Chiquito Mexican restaurant/bar.

Ross Burgess at 21:06, 18 June 2012

2012-06-18T21:06:41Z

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	'''The Cavour''' was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>''[[Queer London]]'', 2005</ref>. ~~It was located in the [[~~Leicester Square]] area of the West End~~, which~~ was the focus of gay venues during ~~this decade~~, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].		'''The Cavour''' at 20–21 [[Leicester Square]] was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>''[[Queer London]]'', 2005</ref>. The Leicester Square area of the [[West End]] was the focus of gay venues during the 1920s, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].

			In late 1925 the Cavour was taken over by the consortium which owned the Café de Paris, and renamed the Café Anglais.<ref>http://www.jazzageclub.com/venues/cafe-de-paris-london/</ref> The site is now the Chiquito Mexican restaurant/bar.

	See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].		See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].

Ross Burgess at 20:08, 18 June 2012

2012-06-18T20:08:00Z

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	'''The Cavour''' was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>Queer London, 2005</ref>. It was located in the [[Leicester Square]] area of the West End, which was the focus of gay venues during this decade, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].		'''The Cavour''' was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>''[[Queer London]]'', 2005</ref>. It was located in the [[Leicester Square]] area of the West End, which was the focus of gay venues during this decade, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].

	See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].		See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].

LGBT-HP at 22:43, 15 June 2012

2012-06-15T22:43:29Z

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	'''The Cavour''' was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>Queer London, 2005</ref>. It was located in the Leicester Square area of the West End.		'''The Cavour''' was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>Queer London, 2005</ref>. It was located in the [[Leicester Square]] area of the West End, which was the focus of gay venues during this decade, before being pushed out to [[Piccadilly Circus]].

	See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].		See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].

LGBT-HP at 22:41, 15 June 2012

2012-06-15T22:41:22Z

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	'''The Cavour''' was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>Queer London, 2005</ref>. It was located in the Leicester Square area of the West End.		'''The Cavour''' was an elegantly upmarket bar frequented by respectable gentlemen and aspirational chorus boys<ref>Queer London, 2005</ref>. It was located in the Leicester Square area of the West End.

			See [[Timeline of West End Bars and Clubs]].

	== References ==		== References ==