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Florida music hall that hosted Louis Armstrong, closed in 1968, reopens after renovation

Times of India - World ·
Florida music hall that hosted Louis Armstrong, closed in 1968, reopens after renovation

St Petersburg’s historic Manhattan Casino has reopened after a four-year, $4.8 million renovation.

Built in 1925, the Florida venue once hosted Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Ray Charles and B B King.

Closed since 1968, the two-storey building has now returned as a city-owned event space in the h

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