Mt. Baker Club - Revision history

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	[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad3.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', November 29, 1935 ]]		[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad3.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''Lake Placid News'', November 29, 1935 ]]

	[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', June 5, 1936 ]]		[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''Lake Placid News'', June 5, 1936 ]]

	[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy\nightclub at the foot of [[Mt. Baker\|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody Pond\|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al Weidner\|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ Kelly\|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph Garbaccio\|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.		[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''Lake Placid News'', July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy\nightclub at the foot of [[Mt. Baker\|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody Pond\|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al Weidner\|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ Kelly\|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph Garbaccio\|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.

	'''See also:''' [[119 Forest Hill Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]		'''See also:''' [[119 Forest Hill Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]

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	''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', October 2, 1969		''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', October 2, 1969

	Mt. Baker Club operated there [on Moody Pond] with delightful abandon featuring girlie shows from Montreal and a healthy sprinkling of semi-mobsters hiding out from prohibition day vengeance.		Mt. Baker Club operated there [on Moody Pond] with delightful abandon featuring girlie shows from Montreal and a healthy sprinkling of semi-mobsters hiding out from prohibition day vengeance.
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	''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 12, 1962		''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 12, 1962

	Mt. Baker Club was announcing its opening in 1933 under the supervision of [[Al Weidner\|Al Weidner]]. It was located on the [[Moody Pond Road\|Moody Pond Road]], had choice foods and legal beverages and a "red hot orchestra", whose name the ad failed to mention.		Mt. Baker Club was announcing its opening in 1933 under the supervision of [[Al Weidner\|Al Weidner]]. It was located on the [[Moody Pond Road\|Moody Pond Road]], had choice foods and legal beverages and a "red hot orchestra", whose name the ad failed to mention.

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	[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad3.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', November 29, 1935 ]] [[File:Mt. Baker Club ad2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', June 5, 1936 ]] [[File:Mt. Baker Club ad.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy\nightclub at the foot of [[Mt. Baker\|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody Pond\|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al Weidner\|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ Kelly\|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph Garbaccio\|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.		[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad3.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', November 29, 1935 ]]

			[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', June 5, 1936 ]]

			[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy\nightclub at the foot of [[Mt. Baker\|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody Pond\|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al Weidner\|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ Kelly\|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph Garbaccio\|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.

	'''See also:''' [[119 Forest Hill Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]		'''See also:''' [[119 Forest Hill Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]

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	Mt. Baker Club was announcing its opening in 1933 under the supervision of [[Al Weidner\|Al Weidner]]. It was located on the [[Moody Pond Road\|Moody Pond Road]], had choice foods and legal beverages and a "red hot orchestra", whose name the ad failed to mention.		Mt. Baker Club was announcing its opening in 1933 under the supervision of [[Al Weidner\|Al Weidner]]. It was located on the [[Moody Pond Road\|Moody Pond Road]], had choice foods and legal beverages and a "red hot orchestra", whose name the ad failed to mention.

	## Footnotes		===Footnotes===

	1. ''Lake Placid News'', September 28, 1934		1. ''Lake Placid News'', September 28, 1934

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	[[File:Mt.~~%20Baker%20Club%20ad3~~.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', November 29, 1935 ]] [[File:Mt.~~%20Baker%20Club%20ad2~~.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', June 5, 1936 ]] [[File:Mt.~~%20Baker%20Club%20ad~~.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy\nightclub at the foot of [[Mt.~~%20Baker~~\|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody~~%20Pond~~\|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al~~%20Weidner~~\|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ~~%20Kelly~~\|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph~~%20Garbaccio~~\|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.		[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad3.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', November 29, 1935 ]] [[File:Mt. Baker Club ad2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', June 5, 1936 ]] [[File:Mt. Baker Club ad.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy\nightclub at the foot of [[Mt. Baker\|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody Pond\|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al Weidner\|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ Kelly\|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph Garbaccio\|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.

	'''See also:''' [[119~~%20Forest%20Hill%20Avenue~~\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]		'''See also:''' [[119 Forest Hill Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]
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	''[[Adirondack~~%20Daily%20Enterprise~~\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', October 2, 1969		''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', October 2, 1969

	Mt. Baker Club operated there [on Moody Pond] with delightful abandon featuring girlie shows from Montreal and a healthy sprinkling of semi-mobsters hiding out from prohibition day vengeance.		Mt. Baker Club operated there [on Moody Pond] with delightful abandon featuring girlie shows from Montreal and a healthy sprinkling of semi-mobsters hiding out from prohibition day vengeance.
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	''[[Adirondack~~%20Daily%20Enterprise~~\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 12, 1962		''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 12, 1962

	Mt. Baker Club was announcing its opening in 1933 under the supervision of [[Al~~%20Weidner~~\|Al Weidner]]. It was located on the [[Moody~~%20Pond%20Road~~\|Moody Pond Road]], had choice foods and legal beverages and a "red hot orchestra", whose name the ad failed to mention.		Mt. Baker Club was announcing its opening in 1933 under the supervision of [[Al Weidner\|Al Weidner]]. It was located on the [[Moody Pond Road\|Moody Pond Road]], had choice foods and legal beverages and a "red hot orchestra", whose name the ad failed to mention.

	## Footnotes		## Footnotes

	1. ''Lake Placid News'', September 28, 1934		1. ''Lake Placid News'', September 28, 1934

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	[[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad3.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News''\|, November 29, 1935 ]] [[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News''\|, June 5, 1936 ]] [[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News''\|, July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy\nightclub at the foot of [[Mt.%20Baker\|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody%20Pond\|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al%20Weidner\|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ%20Kelly\|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph%20Garbaccio\|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.		[[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad3.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', November 29, 1935 ]] [[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', June 5, 1936 ]] [[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy\nightclub at the foot of [[Mt.%20Baker\|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody%20Pond\|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al%20Weidner\|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ%20Kelly\|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph%20Garbaccio\|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.

	'''See also:''' [[119%20Forest%20Hill%20Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]		'''See also:''' [[119%20Forest%20Hill%20Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]

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	'''See also:''' [[119%20Forest%20Hill%20Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]		'''See also:''' [[119%20Forest%20Hill%20Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]

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	~~[[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad3.jpg\|right\|]]~~[[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad3.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News''\|, November 29, 1935 ~~]] [[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad2.jpg\|left\|~~]][[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News''\|, June 5, 1936 ~~]] [[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad.jpg\|right\|~~]][[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News''\|, July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy/nightclub at the foot of [[Mt.%20Baker\|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody%20Pond\|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al%20Weidner\|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ%20Kelly\|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph%20Garbaccio\|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.		[[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad3.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News''\|, November 29, 1935 ]] [[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News''\|, June 5, 1936 ]] [[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News''\|, July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy/nightclub at the foot of [[Mt.%20Baker\|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody%20Pond\|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al%20Weidner\|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ%20Kelly\|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph%20Garbaccio\|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.

	'''See also:''' [[119%20Forest%20Hill%20Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]		'''See also:''' [[119%20Forest%20Hill%20Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]

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[[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad3.jpg|right|]][[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad3.jpg|right|thumb|''|Lake Placid News''|, November 29, 1935 ]] [[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad2.jpg|left|]][[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad2.jpg|left|thumb|''|Lake Placid News''|, June 5, 1936 ]] [[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad.jpg|right|]][[File:Mt.%20Baker%20Club%20ad.jpg|right|thumb|''|Lake Placid News''|, July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy/nightclub at the foot of [[Mt.%20Baker|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody%20Pond|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al%20Weidner|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ%20Kelly|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph%20Garbaccio|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.

'''See also:''' [[119%20Forest%20Hill%20Avenue|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]
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''Lake Placid News'', June 5, 1936

'''FEATURE DANCERS AT THE MT. BAKER CLUB'''

The Mt. Baker club on the Moody Pond road near Saranac Lake is presenting special entertainment features this week. The management has signed Beverly King, the sensational dancer of the stage musical comedy, "Strike Me Pink," which had a run of nine months on Broadway. Miss King was also a featured artist in the Paradise Club in New York for 20 weeks.

Her sister, Lena King, a tap dancer and singer also is featured at the club this week. Her act comes to a spectacular end in the "Savage Dance." This act is the first of a series of premier entertainment to be offered at the Mt. Baker club, according to the management. Music for dancing is provided by the Mt. Baker trio. Roads to the resort are in excellent condition.
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''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', 1939, as reprinted April 22, 2017, in a display ad:

'''OPENING--For Summer Season With a New Band and Entertainment'''

SATURDAY--APRIL 29TH

Come--See and Hear

'''SHELLY & REEVE'S VERSATILIANS'''

Dance to the Music of the Biggest Little Band in Dixie

Radio's Favorite Singers & Comedians in Person

Dick Shelly, Helen Lowe (Singer), Earl Davis, George (Dusty) Rhodes, Burt (Lord Help Us) Reeves

You don't have to dance to our music. Just get on and Ride.

'''FLORIDEL CLUB '''(Formerly Mt. Baker Club)

Moody Pond Road, Saranac Lake, Phone 1585
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''[[Adirondack%20Daily%20Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', October 2, 1969

Mt. Baker Club operated there [on Moody Pond] with delightful abandon featuring girlie shows from Montreal and a healthy sprinkling of semi-mobsters hiding out from prohibition day vengeance.
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''[[Adirondack%20Daily%20Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', February 12, 1962

Mt. Baker Club was announcing its opening in 1933 under the supervision of [[Al%20Weidner|Al Weidner]]. It was located on the [[Moody%20Pond%20Road|Moody Pond Road]], had choice foods and legal beverages and a "red hot orchestra", whose name the ad failed to mention.

## Footnotes

1. ''Lake Placid News'', September 28, 1934

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	[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad3.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', November 29, 1935 ]]		[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad3.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''Lake Placid News'', November 29, 1935 ]]

	[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', June 5, 1936 ]]		[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''Lake Placid News'', June 5, 1936 ]]

	[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy\nightclub at the foot of [[Mt. Baker\|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody Pond\|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al Weidner\|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ Kelly\|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph Garbaccio\|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.		[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''Lake Placid News'', July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy\nightclub at the foot of [[Mt. Baker\|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody Pond\|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al Weidner\|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ Kelly\|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph Garbaccio\|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.

	'''See also:''' [[119 Forest Hill Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]		'''See also:''' [[119 Forest Hill Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]

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	[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad3.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', November 29, 1935 ]] [[File:Mt. Baker Club ad2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', June 5, 1936 ]] [[File:Mt. Baker Club ad.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy\nightclub at the foot of [[Mt. Baker\|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody Pond\|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al Weidner\|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ Kelly\|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph Garbaccio\|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.		[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad3.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', November 29, 1935 ]]

			[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', June 5, 1936 ]]

			[[File:Mt. Baker Club ad.jpg\|right\|thumb\|''\|Lake Placid News'', July 5, 1940 ]] The '''Mt. Baker Club''', renamed the Floridel Club, c. 1939, was a speakeasy\nightclub at the foot of [[Mt. Baker\|Mt. Baker]] on [[Moody Pond\|Moody Pond]]. In 1934, the proprietor was [[Al Weidner\|Al Weidner]], and the manager was [[Russ Kelly\|Russ Kelly]]. <sup>1</sup> In 1935, the manager was [[Joseph Garbaccio\|Joseph Garbaccio]]. In 1940, the managers were Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.

	'''See also:''' [[119 Forest Hill Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]		'''See also:''' [[119 Forest Hill Avenue\|119 Forest Hill Avenue]]