Welles and prime rib tales at Romanoff’s and Curley’s
At Romanoff’s in Hollywood Orson Welles faced a pressure man demanding $5,000, to which Welles replied via telegram to a friend “Live simply.” The piece then shifts to dining notes, praising Curley’s Downey for prime rib au jus at $2.95, with Curley and Ross Anderson as owners. The column surveys La Palma style eateries, including DeCasino’s and the Seal Beach Smorgasbord, with strong mentions of chefs, menus, and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Welles
Los Alamitos
George T. Poppe
Kalella Ave
George Cracraft
George
Cletus
Romanoff’s
Welles
New York
Waldorf Astoria
Romanoll's
Romanoff's
Dept. OF
California
Curley Tones
Imperi
al Hwy
Clark Street
Downey
Long Beach
San Gabriel
Burke's
Curley
Ross Anderson
Curley Jones
Bellflower
Norwalk
DeCasino
Haly Family
E. Seventh St
Joe DeTrapani
DeCasino’s
Willow Street
Magnolia Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
Nick Nicolette
Fuccini's
Atlantic Avenue
Puccini
Artesian
Pinner’ Blvd
Artesia Boulevard
Artesia
Frank Pack
Nick
Long Beal
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Tedd Thomey
Downey Curley
Thomas Ashcraft
Thomas
Jan Chapman
Ciwley's
Fusky Hammond Organ
Pinky Garter
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Rex Hovnanian
Cracraft
Sweden
Seal Beach
Main St
Thor Gaaf
Inga
Jeline van Brunt
Stan Paote
Bill Claric
Pacific Coast
Hwy
Anaheim
King Arthurs Uy House
Ehigant World of
Fomblfte
Dow Lee Ellis
Welch
Atlantic Ave
Red Fox den
Red Fox
Euch
Manhattan
East Fourth St
Cherry
Carmen D‘oro
P‘orados
Aeriaa
Dey
Ren
Louie
Gating
Oxnard
Pacific Coast Hwy
Torrance
Wes
Henry Ford
Long Beach Blvd
Second ST. &Balmont Shovel Beach
Californe
Bobby Strickland
Maine
Harbor
LUAUS
Banquets
Port OF
Victor Hugo's
Broadway
U.S.C
Freeway
E. Alondra Blvd
Compton