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05/06/2016

Julio De Caro's Carnaval Gig, 1941

Carnavál 1941. Cine-Pueyrredón0Julio De Caro plays 7 shows at the Teatro Pueyrredon de Flores opposite Eddie Kay and his Alabama Jazz. Segments of the shows were broadcast live on Radio El Mundo.

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"...and remember that the traditional dances of the PUEYRREDON de FLORES, Rivadavia 6871, are starting tomorrow. Típica Julio de Caro - Eddie Kay and his Alabama Jazz."

The building (top, right, from parabuenosaires.com) was created by Belgian architect Alberto Edmundo Bourdon (1881-1965). It still stands, but is currently slated for demolition.

The ad from El Mundo newspaper is below, right. The text is:

"...and remember that the traditional dances of the PUEYRREDON de FLORES, Rivadavia 6871, are starting tomorrow. Típica Julio de Caro - Eddie Kay and his Alabama Jazz."

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