Johnny's Prime Steak House, Chicago 1960

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Johnny's Prime Steak House, Chicago 1960This is a 1960s menu from Johnny's Prime Steak House in Chicago. The menu cover and a mural on the wall of the restaurant depicts the traditional song 'Frankie and Johnny': It tells the story of a woman, Frankie, who finds that her man Johnny was making love to another woman and shoots him dead. Frankie is then arrested. "Frankie and Johnny were sweethearts They had a quarrel one day Johnny he vowed that he would leave her Said he was going away He's

Way ahead of many of its rivals with "new technology" such as conveyor belts

is now a Waldorf Astoria hotel

Eventually there was a chain of 18 Mayflower Donuts shops across the country

in the heart of the theater district

Opened in 1942 in Times Square by Lou Walters

fork and spoon on the left hand side

We assume that Muff refers to the owner's name

Buttered toast set new height in rapid transit and all previous records held by eggs in flight between kettle and customer were broken…"

the Southern Pacific Railroad

about 12 o'clock

opened three spots in 1940s San Francisco and Oakland: New Shanghai Terrace Bowl

The Riviera nightclub in Fort Lee