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Clifton's, Los Angeles 1940sClifford Clinton arrived in Los Angeles in 1931 and combined his first and last names to open a chain of cafeterias. This was at the height of the Depression and when he leased a distressed cafeteria at 618 South Olive Street, he erected a Pay What You Wish sign. Diners were told to pay whatever they thought was fair for food like turkey, meatloaf and potatoes. His modest aim was to make a half cent profit per customer. He also made a point of never

the house special for 25c

starring Michelle Pfeiffer

They also tapped into the growing demand for hygienic food preparation and Childs restaurants were white-tiled environments with marble counter tops that gave off an aura of cleanliness

the company added designer lines of table lines to its catalogue – including these Spirits images

Proprietor Don Gee was duly proud of Chi Garden's food and modern equipment like "electric meat saws

sketching celebrities and people he observed on the streets of the city for his daily I Saw You column

Crosby renamed it The WheelHouse and offered seafood dishes and cocktails in its later incarnation

The last Night Line from Manhattan to Albany made its roundtrip voyage in January 1941

He appeared in Marooned (1933) Tiger Bay (1934) and Mademoiselle Josette

the nightclub was sold to various owners

In the late 1950s and early 60s

Thousands of people

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