Moscow Night Club Opens With Glass Facade Show
A small crowd gathers outside the Arbat restaurant as frost patterns glaze three plate glass windows. A briefly clad young lady is lifted by gymnasts to cheers while drums and cymbals crash. The modern split level interior features a chorus and diners joining a dance as a waiter carries a birthday cake. Downstairs hosts a cafe chantant called the Labyrinth.
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Nightlife Debate In Kalinsky Promeht Opens New Club
A noisy queue forms at the only nightclub in Kalinsky Promeht as a new venue starts in the shopping and entertainment center. Critics ask why ban on nightlife fits the 10 million city with 6000 foreigners and up to 100000 Soviet visitors and holidaymakers on a typical night.
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Turmoil in Public Dining Reveals Limited Restaurant Network
The fragmented system of available eateries shows turmoil as the public faces an inadequate network. Professions appear to have their own clubs and circles, while access to dining remains uneven and constrained.
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Russians Learn to Take It Easy on Leisure and Work
A Times report from Moscow notes Russians seek more leisure spaces linked to work and status. It cites a Soviet journalist on individual life versus collective needs, a Pavlodar engineer advocating separate leisure, and a shift from occupation tied clubs to horizontal, voluntary groups.
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