For the purposes of this subchapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
NIGHT CLUB. Each and every place or establishment in the city where alcoholic beverages, whether distilled, malted, or fermented, may be sold under a state license, to be consumed on the premises where sold and where, in addition to the sale of the alcoholic beverages, dancing is permitted or floor shows are given.
PRIVATE HALL.
(1) Any room, place, or space, enclosed or unenclosed, in which private dances, receptions, and parties shall be held to which only the members of the organization owning or leasing the premises, and their guests, may gain admission.
(2) A PRIVATE HALL becomes a public hall when the general public may gain admission.
PUBLIC DANCE. A dance to which admission can be had by payment of a fee or by the purchase, possession, or presentation of a ticket or token, or at which a charge is made for care of clothing or other property or to which the public generally may gain admission with or without payment of a fee, or where an individual fee is charged or collected for participation in any individual dance.
PUBLIC HALL. Any room, place, or space, enclosed or unenclosed, in which a public dance reception and party shall be held and to which the public generally may gain admission.
SKATING RINK. Enclosed rooms or structures for skating.
(Prior Code, § 116.40) (Ord. 3375, passed - -1984) Penalty, see § 111.999