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Menu from Bacchanal (restaurant) at Caesars Palace, January 28, 1968

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1968-01-28

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Hand-written menu for the Bacchanal restaurant at Caesars Palace for January 28, 1968, includes hors d'ouevres, soup, fish, entrees, salad and dessert.

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jhp000295
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    jhp000295. Nat Hart Professional Papers, 1930-2000. MS-00419. Special Collections and Archives, University Libraries, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Las Vegas, Nevada. http://n2t.net/ark:/62930/d11z44d5s

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    BACCHANAL CAESARS PALACE NAT HART -MAITRE* D JEAN DUAT-GOURMET CHEF MAURICE GALLE'-EXECUTIVE CHEF SUNDAY JANUARY 28, 1968 display for you my superb dining salon . . . the Bacchanal, where your most discriminating culinary desires are more than fulfilled. Until you have savored the exquisite delicacies in this palatial gustatorium ? prepared by Master Chefs and served by torch bearing, toga-clad attendants ? you can only dream of the delights of our incomparable cuisine. Bring your Gourmets and your Gourmands to the Bacchanal, if you would charm them through gratification of the inner man.