The Jail Café, located at 4212 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles. A ‘jailer’ watches from a guard tower on the roof. Below the tower, a sign reads: ‘Dancing. Famous for their […]
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Colleen Moore daydreams during her day job in 1927’s Her Wild Oat, while Gwen Lee dreams of having Colleen’s bob
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exterior view of The Tamale, a restaurant specializing in Hispanic foods, located at 6421 Whittier Boulevard in the city of East Los Angeles, this structure went on to become Charley’s […]
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onceuponatown: Carpenter’s Sandwich Stand at 6285 West Sunset Boulevard and Vine Street in Los Angeles, CA, certainly was not the first drive-in, but the management apparently knew how to do […]
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a waitress stands in the middle of the counters during lunch time at the Exchange Buffet in New York City, 1920s
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Colleen Moore serves smiles in 1927’s Her Wild Oat
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Colleen Moore is quite the dish in 1927’s Her Wild Oat
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Colleen Moore serves up smiles in 1927′s Her Wild Oat
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usclibraries: In 1928, you could dine inside a restaurant shaped like an oil can. It was located on Whittier Boulevard in Montebello and, according to a sign, served Eastside beer. […]
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Colleen Moore shows and tells Thomas Jefferson and Gwen Lee in 1927’s Her Wild Oat