Casa Seville, Long Island 1944 Birds This 1946 menu is from

This 1946 menu is from the hotel’s Travel Room where guests could dine on cuisines from around the world

” Both Bing Crosby and Bob Hope lived nearby and we like to think at least one of them and other movie stars dropped in

holding it until 1952 when she was beaten by the new SS United States

Escoffier died in 1935 but his Le Guide Culinaire remains an influential textbook on cooking and chefs throughout the world continue to follow the rules he laid down

New York’s Fifth Avenue doesn't look like this any more

Casa Seville, Long Island 1944 Birds This 1946 menu is from"Kindly Refrain from Dancing in the Dining Room unless Properly Attired", says this 1944 menu from Casa Seville, Long Island, New York. Even if patrons were not as glamorously dressed as this couple on the front cover, it must have been a place where patrons put on their best outfits and had fun. There were two nightly shows that featured bands and other entertainers, and this was where many couples held their wedding receptions. Courtesy Private