Aladdin Hotel and Casino Room Service Menu, Las Vegas, 1960s

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Aladdin Hotel and Casino Room Service Menu, Las Vegas, 1960sA voluptuous genie in a transparent costume delivers room service in this 1960s menu cover from the famously gaudy Aladdin Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, the venue of Elvis and Priscilla Presley's marriage. First owned by entrepreneur Milton Prell who invented the Yahtzee game, the hotel adopted an Arabian Nights theme in the mid 60s. Cocktails were served in the Sinbad lounge, there was entertainment in the 500 seater Baghdad Theater and a neon

The Neil House was torn down in the 1970s as part of a major downtown Columbus re-development

Ireland stood

who also took over The Ivy

it was the Martin brothers who created the world famous po' boy sandwich (originally known as a "poor boy" sandwich) to support striking streetcar drivers and conductors in 1929

They did not order a single one of the 22 oyster dishes listed herein nor did they indicate trying the dry Chateau Yquem wine for only 15 cents a glass

white and blue menu

still a focal point of Catalina Island's entertainment scene

The interior of this beautifully illustrated menu features a mermaid waitress and a fiendish and bearded merman chef while the front cover is stylishly minimal

" On the evening after she died her table was kept empty

Frank Sinatra would sometimes come in and dine with the host at booth 1

The Windsor Hotel closed and was replaced by The St Paul Hotel

We estimate Chin’s closed in the late 60s or early 70s

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