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Jolly Joan, Portland Oregon 1940sJolly Joan, a full service restaurant and sandwich shop in downtown Portland, Oregon, was renowned for the huge neon sign that hung above its location. This imaginative 1940s menu cover ( the artist's name is given only as Livingston) shows the sign in all its glory, towering over the other bright lights of downtown, complete with an ever full steaming cup of coffee. Established in the 1930s, Jolly Joan was reportedly the largest restaurant in the

The first Broadway show he produced was Many Happy Returns in 1945

His first interview was with one of the waiters but

cafes and bars

marble pillars and rows upon rows of tables

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ready with a frying pan behind its back

Each print is accompanied by a copy of the interior menu

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the cartoon character created in 1919 by Pat Sullivan and Otto Messmer during the silent film era

And a trio of crooners pay tribute to Manhattan – the city and the cocktail