Meyrick reopened the 43 Club as Procter's Club in 1923 and opened a new club that same year called the Folies Bergères at 14 Newman Street, Fitzrovia. By May 1923, Meyrick was summoned to Marlborough Street police court for supplying intoxicating liquor after permitted hours. Meyrick reopened the club as the New Follies only to be fined again a few months later on charges in connection with early morning drinking. By now, Meyrick's activities were beginning to receive attention in the press. Describing her as a "Wicked Woman", John Bull magazine reported Meyrick saying, "Fines don't worry me... I'm getting quite accustomed to them now. I suppose they'll keep on fining me! Well, it can't be helped – you can't run night clubs unless you are prepared for this sort of thing." At some point during the 1920s, Meyrick bought protection from the Sabini gang to protect against police raids.
