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a circular restaurant designed by noted Googie-style architects Armet & Davis
The design of the spare and elegant wine list was approved by Sinatra who didn't like " fussy stuff
the gentleman who has for so many years successfully catered for the public in that location
Prices averaged 15 cents for a glass of wine and 25 cents for a cocktail
a bear totem and one with a thunderbird figure on top
Joe's Casino at The Black Cat, New Castle, Delaware, 1930s Flags a circular restaurant designed byThe Black Cat opened in 1933 as a public dance hall. Part of the property was devoted to gambling in Joes Casino. Public dance halls were popular with young people because it was a chance to escape the surveillance of their parents, meet members of the opposite sex and let loose with dance moves such as the rumba, the shag and the lindy hop. World War II interrupted this kind of socializing, when many young men went off to war. With the advent of
