Coffee Dan's, Los Angeles, 1930s Railway " was the policy of

" was the policy of the Miller Brothers whose restaurant in Baltimore

The State Café was opened in Liverpool in 1905 and immediately became a hit with middle class folks

flans and cheese – as well as champagne

The company also owned a number of supersized restaurants including the Trocadero in London and the Piccadilly

Coffee Dan's, Los Angeles, 1930s Railway " was the policy ofSLIDE into the happiest crowd in town, suggests this menu from Coffee Dans, Los Angeles. The San Francisco outlet of Coffee Dans featured in the 1927 Warner Bros film The Jazz Singer, starring Al Jolson. The film depicted the fictional story of Jakie Rabinowitz, a devout Jewish boy who runs away from home to build a career as an entertainer. In the movie, Jolsons character nervously performs for Coffee Dans patrons who determine the fate of performers