Where was the club in Kensington, where officers..

[Guest Pete Wood]

In the wonderful aviation book, Sagitarius Rising (by Cecil Lewis), it says that officers in uniform were not allowed to dance.

But, apprently, there was a Kensington studio club - guarded, on the door, by Chelsea Pensioners, where officers could dance with their lady friends.

The club is described thus: The club "ought for ever to go down in grateful memory to a multitude of officers on leave..... The door was small and unimposing, almost at the bottom of a little cul-de-sac. It would be opened by a fine white-bearded Chelsea Pensioner in a long red coat. At the top of the narrow stairs was a big studio with anither little wooden staircase to a gallery above, where a tiny bedroom was curtained off. Down two steps from the studio, though an archway, was another small room for refreshments."

On the wall above the drinks hung a framed notice:

WORK LIKE

HELEN B. MERRY

(work like hell and be merry!!)

Does anyone know the location....??