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"Captivating Tales of Millionaires: From Illegal Night Clubs to Ill-Fated Ships" Step back in time to the year 1934, where hidden beneath the glitz and glamour of an Illegal Night Club, a secret world thrived. Amidst the dimly lit rooms and smoky atmosphere, millionaires mingled with a sense of secrecy. But let's set sail on a different journey now, aboard the majestic White Star Line's RMS Titanic. Picture yourself dining in elegance as you admire a stunning blue and gilt dessert plate that once graced its tables. The intricate design tells stories of opulence and luxury that were tragically lost at sea. Turn it around, and you'll find another glimpse into history - this time through the eyes of those who served on board. A blue and gilt saucer bears witness to their tireless efforts amidst grandeur; a reminder that even behind-the-scenes heroes played their part in creating unforgettable experiences for wealthy passengers. Flipping through pages from The Knickerbocker Press dedicated solely to RMS Titanic reveals how this legendary ship captured imaginations worldwide. It was more than just an ocean liner; it symbolized dreams realized or shattered forever. Yet not all millionaires sailed upon ships or frequented nightclubs. In bustling New York City, USA stood Millionaires Row - a testament to wealth beyond measure. Among these illustrious residents were notable figures like W. K Vanderbilt whose name became synonymous with affluence engraved in society's memory forever. Sir Philip Manfield stands tall among them too - his black-and-white photograph capturing both power and prestige emanating from every pore. And let us not forget the diligent journalists who documented such tales; their monochrome image reminds us how they shaped public perception through Reuters Press Agency. Lastly, we encounter William Munton Bullivant – his portrait revealing determination etched onto every line on his face as he carved out his own path towards riches.