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The Springs, Palm Springs 1950sBorn in Ohio in 1916, the renowned architect William F Cody came to Palm Springs in 1946 and his quirky, cool designs helped shape the modernist desert city. He lived there until his death in 1978. This menu cover image with its cool colors and font was for a restaurant he designed called The Springs, built in 1956 for businessman George E Cameron. The Springs, located on the corner of Mesquite Avenue and Palm Canyon Drive, was generally regarded as

If the average man or woman couldn’t afford to be part of café society – who cared

In colors of black

1970- 5th date with Ben Frankel

The McIntosh's remained very hands-on about their business

The retracting Starlight Roof no longer exists and it's not clear what the new owners have done with the former supper-club space

who had just built an extraordinary Renaissance house on the southeast corner of Madison Avenue and Seventy-second Street but did not live in it

” In the 1960s

lest anyone think this was an unauthorized copycat – it was made clear that the location was ‘created and personally supervised by Trader Vic – Victor Jules Bergeron jnr who founded the Polynesian-themed restaurant chain in Oakland

noted for its 69 totem poles

the Post Office Savings Bank and Royal Blue Coach Services

Maurice Chevalier

The Bal Tabarin became one of the city’s premier nightspots – a critic said it ‘set the tempo for nightly festivity

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