Beverly Hills, 1949 | from US 27 |
The Beverly Hills Supper Club | |
165 People Died Here, May 28, 1977. The Cincinnati Enquirer's Story is this site. |
Beverly Hills Matchbook
Beverly Hills Menu |
The Beverly Hills Catering Menu |
Beverly Hills Menu From a Facebook post by Alex Ante |
The Chapel | Staircase; Zebra Room Doors | Lobby | The Empire Room |
Under the spiral staircase
From a Facebook post by David Brock
Beverly Hills Chef Charlie Chandler and his assistants
From a Facebook post by David Brock
Beverly Hills Sign, June 14, 1971 From a Facebook post by Adam Levine |
The bar. | The gift shop. | The entrance. |
Beverly Hills Supper Club | Rendezvous Bar | Trianon Room | Entry Foyer |
Beverly Hills ad | The Cuban Room | Ladies Lounge at Beverly Hills |
Beverly Hills Kitchen |
Entrance from US 27 - Alexandria Pike | Beverly Hills Scenes, December, 1969 That's owner Dick Schilling on the right. |
The Menu for the Trianon Room at Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills Menu
Beverly Hills Brochure, 1970's
From a Facebook post by David Brock
Current and coming attractions
Cincinnati Post, July 10, 1976
Billboard, August 10, 1959
Aerial Views of the Beverly Hills Supper Club. 1970's: I-471 is under construction. From Facebook posts by David Brock. |
One-time Beverly Hills owner owned and lived in this house on the night club grounds.
From a Facebook post by Alex Ante
We forget some people aren't old enough to
remember where it was . . .
Dann Woellert writes about the Schilling Family at his wonderful site, The Food Etymologist.
If you have even the slightest interest in the Beverly Hills fire, we urge you to get and read a copy of Robert Webster's book,The Beverly Hills Supper Club Fire: The Untold Story Behind Kentucky’s Worst Tragedy, along with contributors David Brock and Tom McConaughy. Webster's exhaustively researched work not only starts with a history of Newport's corruption, but goes on to make a convincing case for the fire being the result of arson by the mob, and a cover up of that fact by the authorities. |
The 1951
Kefauver Commission's Report had a profit
statement from Beverly Hills.
It's here.
Beverly Hills was earlier known as The Old Kaintuck Castle.
Long time Newport club
owner Pete Schmidt changed the name to Beverly Hills (after his daughter
Beverly),
and remodeled extensively.