Dining in comics and company

Article Abstract:

A dinner at the lakeside home of Martin and his wife is described as an informal high-spirited chat and eat event. Martin, unlike at least two fellow cartoonists, does not expect to retire early because of burnout. He saves no money and this keeps him motivated to continue to create his comics.

Authorship, Cartoonists, Cartoonists and animators, Mister Boffo (Comic strip), Willy'n Ethel (Comic strip), Martin, Joe

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Walls of fame

Article Abstract:

The Pump Room and Schulien's are among the Chicago restaurants that continue to decorate their walls with photographs of celebrity customers. Mrs. Levy's Delicatessen also uses photos, but most of those pictured have never eaten in the Sears Tower restaurant.

Portrayals, Restaurants, Chicago, Illinois, Celebrities, Decoration and finishing

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Man of steel

Article Abstract:

Erwin Gruen's extraordinary life is described with emphasis on his past and his work. Gruen, a Jew, spent the war in Germany and later came to Chicago, IL, where he continues to make beautiful metal furniture and run a gallery in his eighties.

Jews, Blacksmiths, Gruen, Erwin

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