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Joan Fontaine
Whoever brought this menu home recorded the names on the back of the menu who were seen at lunch that day
The restaurant opened for breakfast and served meals till late
1734 Colonial Assembly outlaws the practice as an unacceptable waste of oyster meat
The newer location attracted a colorful crowd
Bud & Jo Sheely's Pancake Parade, Rancho Cordova, CA 1960s Sizes:50x76cm (20x30 inch) Archival Print (Unframed) Joan FontaineThis has to be one of the most cheerful pieces of vintage menu cover art ever, advertising Bud and Jo Sheelys diner where pancakes were so delicious they marched straight out of the kitchen. In the pancake parade the drummer is a sausage, there are marching knives and forks and even the maple syrup jug and a plate of eggs is getting in on the act. Hollis "Bud" Sheely was a retired baseball player and he and his wife Jo owned three Pancake Parade
