Blue Day Inn, Pacific Highway WA 1930s La Rotonde He thought there must be

He thought there must be a better way for diners to ensure this never happened again and he launched a new enterprise called The Diner’s Club

Proprietor Jim Ireland expanded the property over two decades

was held from 1933 to 1934 to celebrate the city's centennial

Legend has it that Metro Goldwyn Meyer’s famous set designer Cedric Gibbons sketched the design of the Oscar statuette on one of the hotel’s napkins

This charming pink elephant image

Blue Day Inn, Pacific Highway WA 1930s La Rotonde He thought there must beBlue Day Inn was a diner style hot dog joint on the Pacific Highway, which used to be Seattle's version of "Route 66." This 1930s die cut menu features a dachshund or weiner dog, a short legged, long bodied dog, who perfectly illustrates the diners culinary specialty. The interior menu opened out to reveal the food offerings. Courtesy Brad Holden. Each print is accompanied by a copy of the interior menu where available. We make our prints with