Hemingway has a drink with Evan Shipman at which café (where the waiters are going to be made to shave their moustaches)?

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In this question, we need to identify the Parisian café associated with Hemingway and Evan Shipman where the anecdote mentions waiters being shaved.
Option 1: 'the Select' – This is not the well-known café linked to Hemingway’s circle for this particular anecdote; it does not align with the historical reference in question.
Option 2: 'the Dôme' – While the Dôme is a famous café in Paris, it is not the establishment referenced in this Hemingway anecdote about shaving waiters’ moustaches.
Option 3: 'the Closerie des Lilas' – This café is famously connected to Hemingway and Shipman in literary anecdotes, and the detail about waiters being shaved fits the vignette described in relation to their time there.
To differentiate, recall that the Closerie des Lilas has long been associated with late-night writing circles and literary figures in Montparnasse, which makes it the best match for the described scenario. The other two options are notable Parisian cafés, but they do not correspond to this specific Hemingway episode or the moustache-shaving anecdote.
Thus, when evaluating the clues and historical context, the among the provided choices, the one that aligns with the described scene is the Closerie des Lilas.

FA25 FRENCH 211 001 Hemingway, Professor Descourtis on the Suburbs

Hemingway has a drink with Evan Shipman at which café (where the waiters are going to be made to shave their moustaches)?

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