Photograph of façade of Happy World

One of the three ‘Worlds’, Happy World was one of the popular venues for entertainment in Singapore from before WWII to the late 1950s. Located between Mountbatten and Geylang Road, it was set up by Lee Geok Eng in 1936.

 

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