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Los Angeles’ first commercial air terminal closed in 1959 and was bought by the Disney which renovated the historic air terminal
The menu is heavy on meat and the wine list is comprehensive for that era
liquor and beer were served - though Prohibition laws in many states restricted when these beverages could be served
while a drunk John Barrymore gobbled down the Derby's famous hot cakes with sausage
Those were the days
Leon and Eddie's, New York 1944 Covent Garden Los Angeles’ first commercial airLeon & Eddie's started life as a Prohibition speakeasy and became one of New York's leading nightclubs and restaurants in the 1930s and 40s. Run by entertainer Eddie Davis, who was said to have a repertoire of 1,000 songs and even more jokes, he partnered with suave host Leon Enken to helm one of the hottest joints in town. the burlesque club and was popular with servicemen who were invited on stage to play boomps a daisy with the chorus girls. Leon
