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Le Drugstore, Paris 1970sLe Drugstore was the invention of advertising guru Marcel Bleustein Blanchet, founder of Frances first advertising agency, Publicis. The original emporium opened on the ground floor of his companys corporate headquarters on the Champs Elysee in Paris in 1958 as a 24 hour department store with a movie theater, a soda fountain with fabulous ice creams and even a pharmacy. Drawing shoppers by day and a chic clientele by night, the concept proved so

part of the Cotswolds in England that is famous for its honey-coloured limestone buildings

The Supper Club was also given a pirate’s theme and re-named the Pirate’s Den

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This elegant menu with a PRRS1 classic steam locomotive etched in white across the center was created in 1940 to mark The Trip of The President of The United States from Washington DC to Pennsylvania and Ohio

This imaginative 1940s menu cover ( the artist's name is given only as Livingston) shows the sign in all its glory

The rhino and monkey were part of Vimar’s contribution to the fashion at that time for fantastical art images – later this style of artwork became known as magical realism

Seven blocks from where General James Ogelthorpe

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Through the ensuing decades

Their trains offered all three classes of passenger Breakfast

It had its own private beach and was a short walk from the famous Catalina Casino (gambling has never taken place there – the casino name comes from the Italian word for gathering place) and had a dining room that could seat 1200 people

Universal Studios and its theme parks across the globe host millions of film fans every year

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