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Pasadena Headliner, Pasadena 1950sThe Headliner was an iconic chain of three restaurants that operated in the Pasadena area from 1945 till the mid 1950s. So called because the first was located on Colorado Blvd between the old Star News Building and the Presbyterian Church, the red menu cover featured a newspaper boy standing on a stool, shouting out the days headline news and selling newspapers. The Headliner chain was partly owned by former WW1 veteran Clarence L Fischer, who

Josephson created the club to showcase African American talent and to be an American version of the political cabarets he had seen in Europe earlier

This prickly fellow wearing a chef’s hat was created for the Cocky Cactus restaurant in San Bernardino

The iconic Palladium theater in Hollywood

Favorite subjects included birds

Pullman dining car "Willard"

a fire damaged large parts of the complex

first opened its doors in 1865

Vincent van Gogh

They take the form of a one-sided dialogue between the author and other residents of a New England Boarding House

and on the southernmost wall hung a full Hawaiian moon presiding over a painted landscape and splashing waterfall

is impossible to date since the Restaurant Royal no longer exists and there are no records relating to it

Judy Garland and Muhammad Ali were regular guests