Cocoanut Grove Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles 1964

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Cocoanut Grove Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles 1964The Cocoanut Grove nightclub, located within Los Angeles Ambassador Hotel, became a byword for glamour as soon as it opened. Margaret Tante Burk, the hotels PR director, recalls the opening night: on the night of April 21, 1921 the new club officially opened its Moroccan style, gold leaf and etched palm tree doors The Cocoanut Grove was aptly named, guests agreed as they were escorted by the matre de and captains down the wide plush grand staircase

This Bill of Fare advertising lunch includes quotes from Shakespeare

Stanley Stubenberg died in September 2001 on the island of St Croix aged 79

and in 1947 the Besson family took it over

like most cruise liners

Staff drew water from the property's own well so guests did not have to drink from the city's then questionable public water supply

100% cotton rag

led by the Dodd Mitchell Design Group

for the accommodation of the million

still stands and is an apartment complex

The original building is still there in Cold Spring and was for many years occupied by a bar called Whistling Willies

This 1942 celadon green menu proclaims its food is "Prepared the Same Way as in Canton" and also politely tells patrons

featuring a sea lion dressed as a waiter and about to serve champagne