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Wade’s most popular work was a series of caricatures of Oregon legislators
and a number of other bars in the city
glamorous ladies gathered in the cocktail bar to smoke
The friendly expression on the cat’s face suggests it was a “lucky” black cat that welcomed those involved in the printed music industry
The Roost, Atlantic City 1946/7 Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) If anyone has information"Check yer table manners at the door" Humour was an important part of marketing restaurants in the 1940s and this is a marvellous example from The Roost, a restaurant in Atlantic City, New Jersey. It depicts a chicken standing in front of a judge and jury of its peers and hearing the announcement Guilty Sentenced To Fry. A court bailiff stands to the side, ready with a frying pan behind its back. Of course, this might be deemed rather cruel humour by
