Al Levy's, Los Angeles 1937 Polish The revues mimicked scenes from

The revues mimicked scenes from Hollywood films and one critic pointed out that the girls were chosen largely for their good looks and ability to wear skimpy costumes

A banquet for the École Centrale des Arts et Manufactures on Saturday 8 June 1895

a new luxury hotel

run by proprietor Rene Ayral

Al Levy's, Los Angeles 1937 Polish The revues mimicked scenes fromAl Levy arrived in Los Angeles from Ireland in the 1870s and became an enormously successful restaurateur. He invented the Oyster Cocktail which became the culinary attraction at his restaurant. Levy befriended the early stars of stage, screen, opera and politics. Al Levy's was the first big time movie hangout. Courtesy Henry Voigt Collection. Each print is accompanied by a copy of the interior menu where available. We make our prints with archival