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Club Ponytail
The Club Ponytail was a nationally known teen dance club featuring major rock and roll acts of the 1960s.
The Club Manitou (1929–1954) on Pleasantview Road, Harbor Springs, Michigan, morphed into the Club Ponytail teen nightclub during the early summer of 1962. The business had begun as the Prohibition era's Club Manitou in 1929. It was an adult entertainment “speakeasy” and “casino” during the last years of this nation's alcohol prohibition. Club Manitou never advertised. It existed only for the wealthy summer resorters of northern Michigan who would hear about it by word of mouth. Locals were not welcome and were not allowed entrance. By the mid 1950s Club Manitou was closed. The building, located near Harbor Springs, Michigan, would then become the famous Club Ponytail.〔"The Infamous Club Manitou," Richard Wiles, 'Mackinac Journal,' 12-2013〕
==Club Manitou becomes the Club Ponytail==
The famous Club Ponytail opened its doors June 12, 1962. It was a teen-collegiate nightclub. Unlike its predecessor Club Manitou (1929–1954), liquor and gambling were no longer part of the offerings.However, fine entertainment and dancing was still offered.The Club Ponytail was one of the first of many teen entertainment and dance clubs beginning to operate in the United States during the early 1960s. Dick Clark's American Bandstand helped popularize dancing throughout the country. This new dance craze among teenagers helped spur the development of teen centers such as the Club Ponytail. Its official name was the “Club Ponytail Teen & Collegiate Nite Club.” The house drink was Green River Soda and "Poni's Pizza" was the favorite food offering of the establishment.〔"The Famous Club Ponytail of Harbor Springs," Richard Wiles, 'Mackinac Journal,' 1-2014〕
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