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Originally Posted by MichaelRyerson
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Originally Posted by ethereal_reality
below: Cahuenga Boulevard in 1938 with 'The Berries' restaurant/cafe.
The sign says "open all night" and "cocktails". I would love to find out more about this chop house.
Can you imagine the stories the waitresses at "The Berries" could tell.
Married men traversing the pass in the wee hours of the morning with lipstick smudged shirts.
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And to think, in 1938, just up ahead, around that curve, Monkey Island beckons.
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We need a DeLorean...
I'm afraid I'm not going to be very helpful about finding something to do with your 1938 photo of "The Berries," but I did find this 1937 photo. I'm wondering if it's the same section of Cahuenga, only from the opposite direction. There's an EXAMINER sign which might be in the appropriate place in both photos, though I cannot tell if the road curves up ahead in the 1938 photo.
1937:
Bruce Torrence
1937:
Bruce Torrence
1937:
Bruce Torrence
1938: Looks similar/the same stretch of road The Berries photo is on. (?)
Bruce Torrence
1940: facing South (at Barham, I'm guessing)
Bruce Torrence