Tiny Naylors, Los Angeles, 1963 1944 a devout Jewish boy who

a devout Jewish boy who runs away from home to build a career as an entertainer

Spoilers: yes they were)

eggs and coffee in the hotel's elegant Walnut Room

Clearly the owner took great pride in his establishment and certainly didn't mind people taking his menus away as a souvenir

After the Dance

Tiny Naylors, Los Angeles, 1963 1944 a devout Jewish boy whoCartoonist George McManus, famous for creating the comic strip Bringing Up Father, designed this wonderful 1963 menu cover for the Californian restaurant chain Tiny Naylors. Tiny the nickname came from the restaurateur being six foot four and weighing 325 pounds opened restaurants called Biffs ( his sons name) in Oakland and Los Angeles in the late 40s and early 50s. The Tiny Naylor chain started in 1957 at Wilshire and Virgil in Los Angeles and grew