Sugie's Original Tropics, Beverly Hills, 1946

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Sugie's Original Tropics, Beverly Hills, 1946Sugie's Original "The Tropics" restaurant and club, was opened by an Englishman named Harry "Sugie" Sugarman in Beverly Hills in 1936. It had a Polynesian theme and billed itself as "the informal cocktail lounge and dining room of the motion picture industry." Certainly, if walls could talk, this bar and restaurant would have many tales to tell. Hollywood directors brought impressionable young starlets here and big name stars of the 30s and 40s often

Maryland and Providence

has a prime rib dinner for the handsome sum of $2

Over the 143 years that the restaurant was open at 68 Regent Street in London's West End

Shanghai Lil was likely named after a musical number in the 1933 musical film "Footlight Parade" starring James Cagney

This menu dates from 1939 and celebrates the San Francisco and New York World's Fairs with the slogan: "The Bite of the Nation from Fair to Fair"

There were times when he needed a fresh uniform and would call home for it

is the crown jewel of the Golden Gate National Recreational Area and celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2013

Two champagnes were also on offer

it featured chorus girls dancing to early jazz

The Blackhawk closed in 1984

Stanley Stubenberg was born in Hawaii on December 8 1925 and was a highly regarded commercial artist who created illustrations for menu covers that are still wonderfully fresh and charming today

which has been in business since 1818

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