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Gioyanni Purio of Soho, London, an ex-bootlegger from America

Gioyanni Purio of Soho, London, an ex-bootlegger from America


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Gioyanni Purio of Soho, London, an ex-bootlegger from America

Gioyanni Purio of Soho, London, an ex-bootlegger from America, demonstrates the correct way to eat spaghetti. Furio told the Daily Mirror that he got the idea of this novel occupation from America, where taking spaghetti lessons is quite a usual thing in New York Society. Pictured 21st February 1937

Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
Greater London
England

Media ID 21734459

© Mirrorpix

Cafes And Restaurants Eating Eating Out Food And Drink Glass Spaghetti Wine


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Gioyanni Purio of Soho, London, an ex-bootlegger from America, demonstrates the correct way to eat spaghetti. Furio told the Daily Mirror that he got the idea of this novel occupation from America, where taking spaghetti lessons is quite a usual thing in New York Society. Pictured 21st February 1937. In this print from Memory Lane Prints, we are transported back to the vibrant streets of Soho in 1930s London. Gioyanni Purio, a former bootlegger hailing all the way from America, captivates our attention as he showcases his expertise in consuming spaghetti with finesse. With a glass of wine delicately held in one hand and a fork twirling perfectly cooked strands of pasta on his plate, Gioyanni effortlessly embodies sophistication and style. His charming smile suggests years of experience as he indulges himself in this Italian culinary delight. This intriguing image captures not only Gioyanni's mastery but also sheds light on an interesting cultural phenomenon prevalent across the Atlantic at that time. As reported by Furio to the Daily Mirror, taking spaghetti lessons was considered commonplace among New York society members. Through this photograph by Daily Mirror dated February 21st, 1937; we catch a glimpse into an era when cafes and restaurants were bustling hubs for socializing over good food and drink. It serves as a reminder that even amidst economic hardships during those times (such as prohibition), people found solace

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