DescriptionStork-Club-Cub-Room-November-1944.jpg	English: Photograph of the Cub Room of the Stork Club, a famous New York City nightclub. From left, Orson Welles (with cigar), Margaret Sullavan with husband Leland Hayward, owner Sherman Billingsley (center table at far right), Morton Downey (right foreground).
Date	Taken on 6 November 1944
Source	Life magazine, November 6, 1944 (page 119)
Author	Time Inc.; photograph by Alfred Eisenstaedt
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• Photograph is the lead illustration in a feature titled, "Life Visits the Stork Club". Photographer is identified on page 21 as Alfred Eisenstaedt.
• Caption reads as follows:
  The Stork's Cub Room is always filled with celebrities. Shown above are Orson Welles (with cigar, foreground), Margaret Sullavan (second from left), her husband, Movie Agent Leland Hayward (crew-cut haircut), Leonard Lyons and Tommy Manville, with Owner Sherman Billingsley (center table, foreground), and Morton Downey (table at right foreground).

LIFE issues from Volume 16 Number 1 through Volume 18 Number 13 are in public domain as their copyright was not renewed. This issue is Volume 17, Number 19.

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