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	'''Selina Hopps''' ran a dance hall in Baker Street, London. In 1933 a court was told how she "knew the sort of people who frequented the place and by gathering them in large numbers... was making considerable profits out of their disgusting behaviour".<ref>""Sinks of iniquity", ''News of the World.. 29 January 1933; quoted in [[Matt Houlbrook]], ''[[Queer London]]'', pp 81–82</ref>		'''Selina Hopps''' ran a dance hall in Baker Street, London. In 1933 a court was told how she "knew the sort of people who frequented the place and by gathering them in large numbers... was making considerable profits out of their disgusting behaviour".<ref>""Sinks of iniquity", ''News of the World'' 29 January 1933; quoted in [[Matt Houlbrook]], ''[[Queer London]]'', pp 81–82</ref>

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	'''Selina Hopps''' ran a dance hall in Baker Street, London. In 1933 a court was told how she "knew the sort of people who frequented the place and by gathering them in large numbers... ~~Was~~ making considerable profits out of ~~thei~~ disgusting behaviour".<ref>[[Matt Houlbrook]], ''[[Queer London]]'', pp 81–82</ref>		'''Selina Hopps''' ran a dance hall in Baker Street, London. In 1933 a court was told how she "knew the sort of people who frequented the place and by gathering them in large numbers... was making considerable profits out of their disgusting behaviour".<ref>""Sinks of iniquity", ''News of the World.. 29 January 1933; quoted in [[Matt Houlbrook]], ''[[Queer London]]'', pp 81–82</ref>

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	'''Selina Hopps''' ran a ~~dancehall~~ in ~~Bker~~ Street, London. In 1933 a court was told how she "knew the sort of people who frequented the place and by gathering them in large numbers... Was making considerable profits out of thei disgusting behaviour".		'''Selina Hopps''' ran a dance hall in Baker Street, London. In 1933 a court was told how she "knew the sort of people who frequented the place and by gathering them in large numbers... Was making considerable profits out of thei disgusting behaviour".<ref>[[Matt Houlbrook]], ''[[Queer London]]'', pp 81–82</ref>


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'''Selina Hopps''' ran a dancehall in Bker Street, London. In 1933 a court was told how she "knew the sort of people who frequented the place and by gathering them in large numbers... Was making considerable profits out of thei disgusting behaviour".

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''Queer London – Perils and Pleasures in the Sexual Metropolis, 1918-1957'' Matt Houlbrook, The University of Chicago Press, 2005.

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