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Seacomber, Malibu 1940sAmericas Tropical Showplace! was the claim of the Seacomber restaurant which opened at 22725 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, California, in April 1946. Its owner was Frank Kerwin, who had been a boxing announcer and sports promoter in the 1930s and had previously managed a nightclub on Hollywood Boulevard and the Merry Go Round cocktail lounge in the CBS Radio Playhouse on Vine Street. The Seacomber was a massive location with multiple dining rooms and

of course is the menu price list

Some stayed for short periods of time

t shirts and totes with the colorful Koala Blue logo

who died in 2003

built in 1928 by the British comic and film star Charlie Chaplin who rose to fame in Hollywood during the silent film era

Courtesy Steve Sann Collection

the first modern hotel in Wenatchee

Celebrities from the Marx Brothers to Marlon Brando and Shirley Temple were among the fans of Wil Wright’s ice-cream parlors

and the famous Nanking Restaurant in Washington

Ronald Reagan and Bing Crosby both declined to attend

In the late 1970s and early 1980s

Highly regarded locally