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The Night Club
by Herbert George JENKINS (1876 - 1923)The Coming of Sallie
This work of fiction by Herbert Jenkins (1876-1923) features one of his best-loved comic characters, the affable Cockney, Joseph Bindle. It was Bindle who conceived the idea of forming ”The Night Club”, where people from different walks of London life would gather on Sunday evenings "for a smoke, a drink and a yarn" to socialize, reflect on their lives, and share tales and reminiscences. It was improbably chaired by Bindle and faithfully reported to us by a member of the club. --Lee Smalley
Listen next episodes of The Night Club:
A Dramatic Engagement , A Surprise Behind the Veil , Ginger Visits the Night Club , I Fail the Night Club , Mrs. Biltox-Jones's Experiment , Sallie at the Wheel , The Barabbas Club , The Boy , The General Becomes a Member , The Making of a Man of Genius , The Mater , The Moggridges' Zeppelin Night , The Night Club Visits Bindle , The Prime Minister Decides to Advertise , The Romance of a Horsewhipping