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Stork Club, Rhode Island 1930sThe Stork Club was a famous and fabled nightclub in New York City from 1929 to 1965, which was owned and operated by Sherman Billingsley (18961966), an ex bootlegger from Oklahoma. The club was the symbol of caf society, patronized by movie stars, the wealthy, showgirls, politicians and aristocrats. Now, imagine that you lived 167 miles away in Rhode Island and could not travel to this glamorous establishment. No problem! A canny restaurateur created

reading and smoking rooms

The Rhinelander mansion would become a flagship Ralph Lauren store

The vibrant colors and the design of this cruise ship menu are still stunning

as in a dream- "Yah

This glamorous girl overboard is a variation on the mermaid theme and decorates the cover of a stylish 1933 menu from The Vulcania ocean liner

Haussner's served its last meal in October

and we started off together in a hansom

Created by a Syndicat des Restauranteurs which included the Café de Paris

Unlike many other restaurants Cavanagh's survived the Prohibition years because it never had a bar and didn't rely on alcohol sales

Paramount Italian Kitchen billed itself as "Hollywood's Original Spaghetti House"

Horlick’s and ice cream sodas were on the drinks menu in the cafe

Charles Chaplin and Marlene Dietrich