okay, so anyway, goodbye to larry fay. other speakeasy operators who you may have heard of are jimmy durante, arnold rothstein has a -- game operate in the basement of his club. durant and billy rose. billy rose was a great showman. he did that movie in the fifties with jimmy durante called jumbo, and he was at one point, mary to fanny brice. he ran a speakeasy called the backstage club, which he was proposition to buy. one of these days, dumb. and those guys i'd like to i'd like to buy a share of your establishment mr. rose. i'm not interested. so it's raided by the cops? everything is smashed up. same thing happens again. finally, he gets the message. but it's really not a them and those guys who's doing this. he's doing it at the behest of arnold rothstein. so rothstein gets a cut, the police get a cut. everything like that. being married to fanny brice. okay. fanny brice had been married earlier to a guy named nicky arnstein. if you remember the movie. what they left out of the movie largely was that nicky arnstein was

everywhere else he would festoon his speakeasies and taxicabs with giant swastikas.ay so goodbye to larry fayther speakeasy operators who you may havera heard of art jimy durand a. arnold rothstein has a crab game operating and the club durrant. and billy rosen. billy rose was a great showman. he did that movie in the 50s with jimmy duranty called jumbo. and he was at one point married to fanny bryce for he ran a speakeasy called the backstage club. which, he was propositioned by one of these and those guys. i like to buy a share of your establishment. i am not interested says rated by the cops. everything is smashed up. same thing happens again finally gets the message. but it's not really at these, them, those guys he's doing at thein behest. he gets a cut the police get a cut everything like that. being married to fanny bryce okay had been married earlier to a guy name nikki. they left out in that movie largely that nikki was a confederate a great admirer of arnstein. here's a comment in his own right a lot of government bond robberies back then could cash them in. if you got a shipment of

okay, that's how commonplace this this was was a another speakeasy operator is a guy larry fay fay operated a bunch of taxicabs and he would send the taxi cabs up to montreal and then they would come back with booze and, such and such like this. and so he owned the alpha club on west 45th street, and then later on when he sort of down on lucky's operating the casablanca on casa blanca on west 56th street. and when he has to cut the employees wages, the doorman shoots him dead shoots and dead. he had $0.10 in his pocket when he died. crime not necessarily pay. he's also noted for something else. before it was unpopular or before it was really popular in some places, then really unpopular everywhere else he would festoon his speakeasies and taxi cabs with giants. swastikas. okay, so anyway, goodbye to larry. other speakeasy operators who you may have heard of are durante arnold rothstein has a -- game operate the basement of his club. durant and billy rose. billy rose was a great showman. he did that movie in the fifties with jimmy durante jumbo, and he was at one point mary to fanny brice he