Looping Games 1923 Cotton Club Table Game

In 1923, smuggler Owney Madden acquired a premises in Harlem, New York, and dubbed it the "Cotton Club". His idea was to use it as a cover to sell alcohol during the Dry Law, but the local grew in popularity and such talented artists as Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Ethel Waters or Cab Calloway made it the jazz mecca. In 1923 Cotton Club you will be in front of a local during the complex era of Dry Law. You should look for partners among the people of the criminal world to get smuggled alcohol and invest money to hire artists and improve your local. All in order to attract the most important and influential celebrities of the time. Age: +12. Number of players: 2 to 4. Duration: 60 min., Manufacturer: Looping Games