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THE PRESS—A-11 LORLEI OPEN HOUSE SET for JULY from LYN SNYDER DATELINE Continued Wednesday, July 10, 1963 THE PRESS—A-11 LORLEI OPEN HOUSE SET FOR JULY FROM LYN SNYDER DATELINE Continued . Open house at the Lorelei [ \vill hp served, along with LITTLE CAESARS — Jack Rosen — Presents PHIL- beer bar in Redondo Beach the usual famous import*1"I LY DUKE — Dig the picture people — dif the picture. is tentatively set for some­ beers, such as German Kit Cal Clifford — this is twice you have appeared here ter Bran on draft. in .Inly, about the same ^ the right thing by Sandy — after all. time — do-do-do music on the juk«» " tise that Mrs. Alma Scherer, German Joey Prophet gone — Eddie Robertson Trio — do­ box and a relaxed atmos­ ing wild things to the GOLDEN ROOM —• gassy huh? the new manager, adds deli­ phere that often moves pa« Golden Room by the way is in Gardena on Rosecrans. cious German delicatessen to Irons to break into spontan- \ Lyons Club meeting Mondays at the WAYFARER the fai'e. eous song can be en joyed.* • — every time T peek at the menue I get hungry — BROILED LOBSTER TAIL — are you hep to Sweet, Luscious wursts, sausages. weekdays from 12 noon to* Tender Australian Lobster Tail, Broiled to Perfection potato salad and other Ger­ 2 a.m. and on weekends*' Lemon Garni and a and Served with Drawn Butter, man-type delicatessen foods from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Baked Potato — this at a nominal four lobster tails — It's wonderful the things you can learn from a menu — If* like how to blow a diet in 150 tummy stuffin ways. THE LONG BEACH CIVIC LIGHT OPERA Jody's JODY'S — Took a color picture of the sign Ernie Bonks— out in front a week or two ago just so I could have all and the Ernie Banks Trio those colors near to my hot beedy eyes — like also there Groove was a picture of a Steak — MEAT — Like Dinner peo­ in the Bay View Room ple — at these kind of prices who wants to smoke up _atjhe BEACH BOWL the kitcKen — get dirty dishes —? New proverb "LETj JOHN DO IT." . HOW PRIVATE IS PRIVATE PROPERTY — IS THE FIRECL1FF OPEN AGAIN? ? ? ? —OR WHY PEOPLE SURFERS UNITE! ! ! ! BEAT THE SKUZZY FLAG! BUILD FENCES SEE STAN THE PIZZA MAN! ! ! ! IN LAWNDALE! HOW PRIVATE IS PRIVATE PROPERTY LITTLE STAGE . Where have you been all my Property Taxes being Pat Hoage is sponsoring a jazzy Suicide EIGHT LONO ItACH MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM lifp — what they are smd the si/.e CONCIRT MAUL. auto mobile at Western Speedway every Sunday after­ of lots here amounting to of OZ CURTAIN «:*O P. M. noon . And the beer and THINGS flow freely till 2 near postage stamp siy.e, it the exxpressed opinion of Th« WIZARD OF OZ has a bubbling musical score highlighttd by am. on HAWTHORNE BLVD. ... is ont of the greatest songs in American popular music — "Over the at least one property owner Witch is Dead". "If I Only Had A . ODYSSEY — ANAIIEIM Rainbow" plus "Ding-Dong the JOHNNY PROPHET . that he should have the Heart". "If I Only Had A Brain". "If I Only Had the Nerve". "We're — FRIDAY NIGHT — OPENING — OH WIIATTA right to assure privacy in Off to See the Wizard". "If I Were King of the Forest", end many others. NIGHT. his own back yard. _ 0 ooo «. * + «»o eeeft _ r Next week — after Twila and Stan Naperwla — present the good things speaking to Trevor Kwart, BIG CAST in life at the RANCH HOUSE — OASIS — LAMPLIGHT­ Torrance building inspector, •VM^'iiCClW OF 85 o • • ER — and quit eating all the food. BUY BEER. about "common practice" o and/or residential and com­ o o Fillipone — Gad! — you can get in the place Sam mercial discrimination by PRICES \ Tu*r.TUCM.. Wwf..W«<f.. Thurs..Thur«.. Sun., $3.50 •- 3.0O • I.5O • J.OO — Crenshaw boohvard confusion it almost paved and city building ordinances. Inclu. Tax Fr... Sat.. $4.OO - 3.50 • 3.00 • 2.50 drive-able for a change ... So whatta you think of the Dateline will present views MEET PHILLY DUKE—remuie type ,0;. wito .~o;-,- ;,„-_, bounds betttr JULY 11-12-13-14/18-19-20-21/23-24-25-26 appk-s — maby the same thing EVE thought — but then (one sided of course) by She comes directly from the Col-Neva Lodge ot Tohoe — and did two Order Now For Best Available Seats.' —h': was banished — and the poor slob with her — but property owners Who Want Steve Alien show ... She Opens Friday night ot LITTLE weeks on the 518 EAST FOURTH ST., LONG BEACH 12, CALIF HE 2-7926 two apes later and a vodka tonic with steak To Own the Property They flints o.k. — CAESAR'S IN GARDENA. dinner I found myself at FILIPPONE'S still breathing Paid For. concentric circles with an oral 'B' toothbrush. SAN FRANCISCO I'ink vvoodmobile and a cool darkness—want to wish Last Week, Joan Elms and Billy Rye Quartet Angela and Louis Nardonn. Proudly Announce th« Opening of a fruitful association to Jan Pinkerton and the Jody's FRIDAY AFTERNOON AMltjVIU UIIU I.VUI9 I-»Vi i wwii.-w . -—— _ , - C'hain. f le's the new manager of JODY'S No. 2 in Rcdondo — -- — -—> p,ZZA HOUSE Beach . OPENING MONDAY JULY 15th FLYING T.V.— ond'RESTAURANT The Liston-Patterson Fight—Closed circuit AT THE NARDONE'S Stanley Warner Theater on Wilshire and Western—my THANKS, SAM lo-u ad about it is somewhere in the paper—a 1x5 incher— Keyboard Lounge Open 11 ». m. to la. m. OK.' THI ED GRADY TRIO—————• Upstairs And Downstairs Tuesday thru Sunday MIMI DILLARD—————• ALL IN THE SAME BUILDING In Torrance —for Pizza —try SHAKEYS —and tell JOHN GABRIAL—————• Bob Barren's 'urn .Joe sent you. Howard and John both are neglecting me to tears—and I'm for real . ROZELLE GAYLE + DOWNSTAIRS DINING ROOM AT THE Branch Office features CAMEL STOP • LUNCHEONS 2528 W. Rottcrant, Garden* Dancing and Entertainment Between Cremhaw and Van Ne»» • COCKTAILS WHILE ENJOYING TRUE ITALIAN For Reservations Dial DAvis 3-5130 • DANCING STYLE FOODS • PIZZAS • ITALIAN STYLE SANDWICHES Entertainment Liquid Refreshments Include ODYSSEY in ANAHEIM • TAP BEER' • IMPORTED BREW Nightly • SOFT DRINKS Proudly Presents the Opening of • NARDONE'S FAMILY WINES • CHAMPAGNE Angela and Louis Nardona * UPSTAIRS DINING ROOM at the downstairs Piua Oven Johnny Prophet SERVING FINE ITALIAN DINNERS IN THE TRADITION OF OLD ***%%**v+%ww*vw**%**vw*\% Friday Night, July 12th APPIARINO MONDAY THRU SATURDAY NIOHTS ITALY V-r Cottring for Forties With Rich Red Wines or Light Dry Wine* ^ •fr Alto Food to Tokt Out AT THI That Cater to the Most Discriminate Taste * %wvt****%%***%**%vt***%«**%v BEACH Two faces of ROZELLE GAYLE — The Sultan of Satire 1814 SOUTH CATALINA AVE., REDONDO ODYSSEY 2320 W. TORRANCE BLVD. In Hlolywood n dazzles the mind's eye with the fastest running line 14tO SOUTH LOS ANOILES STREET TORRANCE CALL FR 5-5110 of 'double take' wit in fifty states He's in the CAMEL PRospect 6-6600 ANAHEIM FA 0-4433 STOP ROOM at the Keyboard Lounge in Gardena . The Los Angeles Angels Baseball Club SIX THIRTY P.M. SIX THIRTY P.M. TONIGHTAT GILBERT SELLAN FRED J. MADDALONE PROUDLY PRESENTS PROUDLY PRESENTS CAESARS COME IN AND MEET THEM ANGEL NITE SPECIAL GUESTS INCLUOl SOUTH BAY JOHNNY GRANT HANK FOILES FRANK KOSTRO BILL RIGNEY MARY GRISSOM JULIO NAVARRO ALBIE PEARSON BOB PERRY NELSON JACK SMITH IRV KAZE JACK PAEPKE ART FOWLER LEON WAGNER DON WELLS MEL BILLY MORAN KENNY McBRIDE JIM FREGOSI BOB RODGERS CHARLEY DEES DEAN CHANCE FELIX TORRES ED SADOWSKI JACK SPRING DEL RICE DON LEE BOB SADOWSKI DICK NELSON DAN OSINSKI ROCK BRIDGES BOB TURLEY LEE THOMAS JOE KOPPE Everybody Welcome——Dining ——Dancing COCKTAILS WILL BE SERVED FROM SIX THIRTY TO SEVEN THIRTY P.M.—DINNER BEGINS AT SEVEN THIRTY—UNTIL NINE SHOWTIME IN THE APOLLO ROOM AT NINE P.M.... FEATURING LIZ CALDERONE, THE LEW LA ROCCA TRIO and "THE GUYS AND DOLLS" TORRANCE FOR INFORMATION DIAL 378-8511.
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