The Night Club by Herbert Jenkins

The novel revolves around the lives of a group of people who frequent a London nightclub. It explores themes of love, relationships, and social class through their interactions with each other. The story delves into the complexities of human nature, revealing the characters' true selves as they navigate their personal struggles and desires within the confines of the club's glamorous atmosphere.

By Herbert Jenkins · First published 1926 · Genre: Comedy, Romance, Satire · 17 chapters

Contents

• Forming the Night Club
• The Coming of Sallie
• The Prime Minister Decides to Advertise
• The Boy
• The Barabbas Club
• I Fail the Night Club
• A Surprise Behind the Veil
• The Making of a Man of Genius
• Mrs. Biltox-Jones's Experiment
• The Night Club Visits Bindle
• The General Becomes a Member
• The Mater
• The Romance of a Horsewhipping
• Ginger Visits the Night Club
• A Dramatic Engagement
• The Moggridges' Zeppelin Night
• Sallie at the Wheel

More by Herbert Jenkins

• Malcolm Sage, Detective (1921)
• The Coming of the Lodger (1927)
• A Downing Street Sensation (1925)
• The Air-Raid (1939)
• The Duplication of Mr. Hearty (1928)
• The Gathering of the Bands (1932)
• Mr. Gupperduck's Mishap (1928)
• The Courting of the Rev. Andrew Macfie (1925)
• All works by Herbert Jenkins