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Happy Thanksgiving noirishers...


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And later the address was this, which lasted until 1986...?


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Ceasar, wearing what might have been inspired by a salad?
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And . . . for the blink of an eye, Lyle Alzado lent his name to a restaurant @ 826. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1990-02-02-ca-1178-story.html











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Old Posted Nov 28, 2025, 12:51 PM
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FOR SALE



Oh my! Thanks for the heads up about the Stahl House, odinthor.

If I buy it I'll invite all of you over.

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This slide from the 1960s just turned up on eBay. . and it's a mystery location!

"Original Slide 1960's Los Angeles ? street scene cars"



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I checked various city directories for MorDisco Drug but nothing turned up. . and the only Lux Art I found was a moving van company up in Tujunga.

As you can see the street lights match Los Angeles streetlights.


Thanksgiving's over. Get off your lazy duffs & find me this location!...:


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100 S. Brand Blvd., Glendale.


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Oh my! Thanks for the heads up about the Stahl House, odinthor.

If I buy it I'll invite all of you over.
It only has two bedrooms and (according to the LAT article) "The second bedroom can only be accessed through the primary bedroom". We may need somewhere bigger!
     
     
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Old Posted Nov 28, 2025, 9:51 PM
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100 S. Brand Blvd., Glendale.


LA Times, 3/10/1966
THANKS, odinthor!

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From the 1967 episode Surfs Up! Joker's Down! of Batman

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The "Gotham Point" locations in the show were shot at Torrance Beach.
     
     
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Old Posted Nov 29, 2025, 5:45 AM
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Once more with lines.




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Old Posted Nov 29, 2025, 6:33 AM
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Just found on eBay.

Here's a rare photograph of a pop-up tuberculosis sanitarium in Glendale CA. taken on Aug. 8th 1912.


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Let's take a closer look at some of the different signs. (and people)




I can't quite make out what's written on the sign besides 'NO'.




And I can't read these two signs at all - but I see the tents are numbered 5 and 3.






What's written on the reverse.





I wonder if the camp was set up in one of the city parks or on the outskirts of town. I don't think we'll ever know.....(a subtle hint to FIND OUT)


I've only known one person who had to go away to a tuberculosis sanitarium. It was an older lady in my hometown who wrote a corner column in our weekly newpaper.
She lived alone a few houses north of my own. From what I was told she was sent to a sanitarium in Indianapolis. She obviously survived or I wouldn't have known her.

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I can't quite make out what's written on the sign besides 'NO'.



No Peddlers
No Solicitors

I tried with the other one, but the only words I can make out on tent #3 are the first line ending with Peoples, and the second line ending with Tent.
     
     
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I wonder if the camp was set up in one of the city parks or on the outskirts of town.

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The tents -- including one for the Glendale Sanitarium -- were for a conference of Seventh Day Adventists:



August 3, 1912, Los Angeles Times @ Newspapers.com


The main entrance to the 10-acre tent city was on Orange Street between 4th and 5th:



August 4, 1912, Morning Tribune @ Newspapers.com


So let's see . . . Orange Street . . . 4th Street is now Broadway . . . 5th Street is now Harvard . . . they were at the Galleria!



November 1908 Glendale Sanborn Map @ ProQuest via LAPL

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From the 1967 episode Surfs Up! Joker's Down! of Batman

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The "Gotham Point" locations in the show were shot at Torrance Beach.
Part of his deal to do the part was that he wouldn't have to shave off his moustace, you can see it in the first picture of him it's just under the white makeup
     
     
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So let's see . . . Orange Street . . . 4th Street is now Broadway . . . 5th Street is now Harvard . . . they were at the Galleria!
Fantastic research, Flyingwedge. Thanks so much.
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Do you think the tent with 4,000 capacity is the one in my eBay photograph?

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I like this faded snapshop of the Pacific Design Center (currently on eBay) because it's from the 1980s when I used to hang out at the Bodhi Tree Bookstore.



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hmmm, could that be me taking a sip of Celestial Tea? ...(just kidding, if it's me I'd be drinking coffee)

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I like this faded snapshop of the Pacific Design Center (currently on eBay) because it's from the 1980s when I used to hang out at the Bodhi Tree Bookstore.



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hmmm, could that be me taking a sip of Celestial Tea? ...(just kidding, if it's me I'd be drinking coffee)

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We probably crossed paths at one point, _er_! Sadly, the Bodhi Tree is no longer there...

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I met Alan Hale when I was around 5 or 6 years old. He was very sweet and friendly, smile a mile wide, and he did that thing to me where you grab a kid's nose, stick your thumb between your fingers and say “I got your nose!”

I didn't say a word, I think I was starstruck - I watched a lot of Gilligan's Island when I was a kid.

I was with my mom, and we were picking up our clothes from a laundry cleaners. IIRC, you picked up your clothes from a sidewalk window, no need to enter the building. It used to be situated at one of these two locations (approximately), I can't remember which... all the old buildings are gone now, replaced by office buildings. There was also a Lucky's supermarket on one of those two blocks.



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We lived right there in Toluca Lake, and would see celebrities pretty often, my best friend lived next door to Andy Griffith. My mom and I ran into Bob Hope so many times, he got to the point of recognizing us and would always say hello!
     
     
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We probably crossed paths at one point, _er_!
We probably did.


This is how I remember the Bodhi Tree.


Bodhitree via wiki


Different rooms for different topics - and cozy spots where you could read and relax. It was very calming.

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Here's another snapshot currently listed on eBay.


"Los Angeles Desmond's Store Palace Theater Street Scene Photo Snapshot #1"



I didn't think Hamm's Beer was distributed on the west coast.

I thought the theater was showing The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit but if you look closely it says The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit....Was that a real movie!?


Here's a little bit closer look.







I absolutely LOVED the Hamm's commercials when I was a little boy. I can still hear the drumbeat in my head.
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Old Posted Nov 30, 2025, 9:28 AM
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Here's yet another supposedly original snapshot currently listed on eBay.


It's a great noirish shot looking north from (near) Sunset toward the intersection of Hollywood & Vine.




That poor Palm tree is looking a little worse for wear.



I was going to include the link but now I can't find it. - maybe it sold.
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