Don't Swear Before The Ladies 1950s Diner Sign

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Don't Swear Before The Ladies 1950s Diner SignThe American diner has always held a special place in the nations heart and this humorous sign was hung in many diners across the United States. Dont Swear Before The Ladies Let Them Swear First was a reference to the number of women who stayed in the workforce after WWII and breached the previously all male atmosphere of diner counters. As factories moved to the suburbs, diners became family friendly establishments. However, with the introduction of

This was a time of high living

The staff was uniformed like 16th century naval officers

It was then owned by the Winthrop House Company

George Shearing

Courtesy British Library Board/Robana

The Aladdin went through a series of owners and bankruptcies and closed in 1997

Joan Blondell

Proser's chain included locations in Miami Beach

a gin based spirit

Located in the Pacific Building on Market Street

An eccentric and fractious character

Decorative wall paintings are a long tradition in hotels and restaurants and perhaps none are as whimsical and charming as the ones created by the noted artist Jo Mora for The Fable restaurant at the Drake-Wiltshire Hotel in San Francisco

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