Universal Studio Club Café, Universal City 1941

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Universal Studio Club Café, Universal City 1941In 1914, Carl Laemmele purchased the 230 acre Taylor Ranch, five miles north of Hollywood, and began construction on Universal City, the largest and most advanced filmmaking facility in the world at that time. The German American immigrant envisaged a factory based, assembly line mode of film production, with an annual output of some 250 films. Universal City was not only a gigantic working studio, it also had its own police force, mayor, post office,

part of the Swedish America Line

June 19 1956 Menu from the commissary at Paramount Pictures' studio lot in Hollywood

next drop the shot glass into mug of beer and drink before it fizzes over the mug

Her charm and pancakes are divine

riding the streetcar all the way from downtown

the magnificent building

Cool cats – the slang term for men commonly associated with jazz music – were urged to grab their kittens and come on down to The Cat’s Meow to ‘make the scene

Stoumen took the state to court and in 1951 the California Supreme Court ruled that in order to establish good cause to suspend his license

while spending the off-seasons on world cruises or in the Caribbean – an enviable lifestyle

built in 1897

so the mystery remains

No more flights – and no upgrades

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