The Golden Room

'Aida and I were raised in the bluegrass country of Kentucky,' Mi

From across the room, Aida piped up in a small voice, 'You know they were worse than that, Mi

Mi

'You both still are, Mi

'I agree,' Foley said with enthusiasm.

'Well, thank you, boys,' said Mi

'And this was your first idea?' asked Foley.

Mi

'So just like that you became madams,' Foley said.

'Right then and there,' Mi

Aida was remembering. 'It was a memorable decision.'

Addressing Foley once more, Mi

'All we didn't know was where to put it,' said Aida.

'That's right,' agreed Mi

'Already – just like that,' Foley marvelled.

Mi

Mi

'And no one objected to your higher prices?' asked Foley.

Mi

Mi

'Now, Chet, I'm going to give you a personally conducted grand tour of the Everleigh Club. You'll see what we learned in our travels, and you'll see some i

In the hall, Mi