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The Paul Cummins Huddle, Santa Monica, 1960s Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) This happened in early films

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This happened in early films – one of the reasons people used to describe a cinema trip as ‘going to the flicks

The Waldorf Hotel was built in 1893

a circular restaurant designed by noted Googie-style architects Armet & Davis

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The Paul Cummins Huddle, Santa Monica, 1960s Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) This happened in early filmsIn the 1960s, Paul Cummins operated four Huddle Restaurants in Los Angeles, including this one on South Bundy Drive near the Cloverfield Airport in Santa Monica. This large, $300,000 restaurant was designed by the Los Angeles architectural team of Armet and Davis opened in February 1955 and was notable for its "Googie" Style architecture. The building had multiple dining rooms offering customers various dining experiences. According to an article in

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