Warner Bros. Studio Cafe, Hollywood 1941

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Warner Bros. Studio Cafe, Hollywood 1941The Studio Cafe in Burbank was the place to go for everyone who was working on the Warner Bros. studio lot. Prices were good (the most expensive items being Imported Natural Gooseliver, Virginia Ham and Smoked Turkey at $1) and the location was convenient which kept the talent near the set. And what an amazing place to see the stars! Whoever brought this menu home recorded the names on the back of the menu of actors who were seen at lunch that day,

Their fine work has been celebrated as "little landscapes of daintiness and elegance

He was a smuggler who heroically fought for the United States against Great Britain in defense of New Orleans in the War of 1812

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Some even used the ban on female guests as a marketing ploy

A dancing fish wearing a chef's hat and brandishing cooking utensils is the star of this 1959 menu from the famous A

We don't know who Johnny and his companion were but we know from the hand-written message and the items circled on the interior of this menu what they ate and drank (two hamburgers

lunch or dinner

There are great graphics on this menu and cute illustrations – look at the feet of the man sitting at the table with his girlfriend

A little steam engine whistling Toot

An orchestra played in the afternoons and evenings

"Tiny" Naylor (the nickname Tiny came from him being six foot four and weighing 325 pounds) started Biff's (his son's name) in 1948

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