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Originally Posted by Scott Charles
How can that be, if Jimmy's Back Yard supposedly opened in 1929? Something isn't making sense here.
Every link I can find about Jimmy's Back Yard says that it was located at 1608 Cosmo...
The question is, how can 1608 Cosmo be Jimmy's Back Yard when the information provided by HossC lists the location as a furniture manufacturer at the time? At what is the deal with the building being described as a “Craftsman style house”?
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I went back to the CDs to check the neighbors of 1608 Cosmo Street in 1932 and 1934:
1932
1600 Cosmo, James P Davis - Harnessmaker
1602 Cosmo, Edward Schill - Silversmith
1606 Cosmo, Con Conrad - Music Publisher
1608 Cosmo, Joseph F Milbeck - Furniture manufacturer
1610 Cosmo, Joseph Weston - Architect & Eugene Weston Real Estate/Insurance Agent
1612 Cosmo, John E Mackel - Structural Engineer & Frank W Green - Architect
1626 Cosmo, Pioneer Realty Co (John H Routt, manager)
1630/1634 Cosmo, Lee Hinkle - Soft Drinks
1634 Cosmo, Henry C Ellinghusen - Auto Park
1934
1600 Cosmo, James P Davis - Saddler
1602 Cosmo, Edward Schill - Silversmith
1608 Cosmo, Thomas R Gannon - Restaurant
1610 Cosmo, Leland A Bryant - Architect & Raymond R Shaw - Architect
1612 Cosmo, Edwin D Martin - Architect & Pioneer Realty Co (John H Routt, president)
1634 Cosmo, Oscar Wallichs - Auto Park
Oscar Wallichs' auto park also has an address at 1637 Ivar Avenue (the other side of the same, narrow block). That address is shared by Glenn Wallichs' radio sets and supplies business. That's the same Glenn E Wallich's who co-founded Wallichs Music City with his brother, Clyde, and Capitol Records with Johnny Mercer. I skipped ahead to the 1940 CD, and found that the manager of Glenn E Wallichs' radio business was Oscar Wallichs, and Clyde Wallichs was a salesman there.
Here's the Cosmo Street area as seen in a 1940 film of a flight over Hollywood Boulevard. We've seen the film before - just remember that the video at the link below is mirrored.
Both from
archive.org
Here are the businesses on the east side of Cosmo Street in 1942 which may be the ones in the pictures above:
1602 Cosmo, Edward Schill - Silversmith
1606 Cosmo, United Studio Technicians Guild
1608 Cosmo, Russell Folts/Foults - Restaurant
1610 Cosmo, John H Routt - Real Estate
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Originally Posted by Scott Charles
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I found some public domain recordings of Rae Bourbon
here.