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Cotton Club (Las Vegas) : ウィキペディア英語版 | Cotton Club (Las Vegas) The ''Cotton Club'' was a club at 500 Jackson St. in the West Side of Las Vegas, Nevada, which was an exclusive club for African Americans. Established in late 1944 as a small bar by Moe Taub,〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Westside )〕 it was one of the earliest Black clubs to legally operate away from Downtown Las Vegas. Sarann Knight-Preddy become a keno writer for the club, and in 1950 she became the first black woman to hold a gaming license in Nevada.〔 In July 1947 the Cotton Club was sold to Jodie Cannon, who resold it less than 6 months later to Uvalde Caperton, though Cannon stayed on as a manager.〔 The original club was destroyed by an explosion and fire in May 1948.〔 〕 Caperton owned the club until 1957, when it closed.〔 In 1969, Preddy put in a club with Margie Elliot called the Playhouse Lounge at the location. They were unable to obtain a gaming license and after a year, sold the business. It reopened from 1970 to 1985 as "Love's Cocktail Lounge".〔 ==References==
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