Dining on canvases and a floating dinner ship
Readers glimpse a lingering art mystery at Hubert's Cafeteria where William Anthony adds abstract details to three large canvases each Sunday while guests speculate on the final look. The artist is color blind, and the work may take at least five Sundays to complete. Meanwhile the S S Princess Louise floats at Berth 296 near Vincent Thomas Bridge as it lures diners with Captain's Special dinners from 3.75 to 5.95 and reservations for luncheons and dinners. Nearby spots include Smith Bros Indian Village offering a $3.85 fish kebab and Sweda Restaurant with a long smorgasbord counter of meats, cheeses, salads, and desserts.
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