It also introduced the concept of the aperitif and dessert wine – though from the bemused expression on the character’s face
de Correa moved his company of singers
It reopened in 1965 as a smaller restaurant seating “only” 1500 patrons but Atlantic City – and dining tastes -changed and the restaurant was past its glory days
Diners entered from Shaftesbury Avenue
These cartoon ducks are typical of the wit and imagination of vintage menu artists
Plantation Kitchen, Las Vegas, 1960s Sizes:50x76cm (20x30 inch) Archival Print (Unframed) It also introduced the conceptThis witty and imaginative menu from the Stardust Casino and Resort in Las Vegas, advertising a restaurant called The Plantation Kitchen, is from the 1960s. It shows a Southern gent and his lady, both made entirely from vegetables and fruit. He has a nine pack of carrots, an artichoke beard and arms made out of eggplants. Her hair is made from grapes and plums, she has a dcolletage of oranges and grapefruit and a skirt made of melons. The menu cover