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The menu was plain but extensive
Some 300 meals are served daily
"I don't need it any more - I already sold all my clothes
Born in New York
the Café de Paris would have been the location where the fictional aristocrat Lady Mary Crawley and her sister Lady Edith
Waddle's Drive-In, Portland, Oregon, 1949 Sizes:A3+ (329x483mm, 13x19 inch) Archival Print (Unframed) The menu was plain but"Johnny & I went here March 1949". We don't know who Johnny and his companion were but we know from the hand written message and the items circled on the interior of this menu what they ate and drank (two hamburgers, a Pepsi Cola and a Milk Shake) at Waddle's flagship restaurant at Jantzen Beach, Portland. This is one of the lovely things about vintage menus they were kept to mark a first date or other important occasion and that's why we can enjoy
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