Ched's Lounge, New Orleans, 1960s Zephyr Movie and theater stars breakfasted

Movie and theater stars breakfasted on plates of bacon and eggs

The Pine Villa Restaurant in the 1940s was a popular stopping off point for motorists on their way to Cincinnati as well as a favored spot for local farm workers

Using the motto – “an unusual eating place where Chicken is King” - the artist created a regal chicken complete with crown

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Ched's Lounge, New Orleans, 1960s Zephyr Movie and theater stars breakfastedGo go dancers performed The Frog, The Watusi and The Monkey on stage at Ched's Lounge in New Orleans in the Sixties. This striking menu cover announced that the bar was featuring a new type of entertainment called "Discothque." You can read the full explanation on the interior menu but Ched's was way ahead of the curve since disco really only became popular in the Seventies Billboard magazine, reporting on the new music phenomenon in 1965 in an