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La Paloma, Los Angeles 1960sLa Paloma means dove in Spanish, and you can see a little white dove perched on this double hatted chef. Hes wearing a traditional chefs toque as well as a sombrero on this cheerful 1960s menu cover. La Paloma is also the name of a popular folk song, much loved by Mexicans and many other cultures around the world. The song was written by the Spanish Basque composer Sebastien Iradier (1809 1965) around 1860. Very quickly, La Paloma became a popular

Alfred Hitchcock Presents and Adventures of Superman

it was one of the ‘Big Four’ domestic airlines in the United States

New Deal administrator Harry Hopkins replied

and adopted an ultramodern theme in the late 1990s

and that it was a generic joke since many restaurants ‘offered’ this complimentary post card

Redon was a prolific commercial artist and opened his own lithographic company in Paris in 1897

Kerwin was a clever promoter - adverts for the Seacomber declared It’s Out of This World – but right near you

the revered architect who was a leader in the Googie style of architecture that incorporated the automobile and the Space Age

waters and sparkling grape juices

Babe and Don were generous hosts and entertainment came in the form of a pianist called Reggie

including many fine vintages

The Outrigger opened in 1960 at the Surf and Sand Hotel in Laguna Beach and part of its fame included the presence of the celebrity Tiki drinks master Popo behind the bar

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