Title supplied by cataloger. Opened as a barbecue restaurant by entertainer Dave Chasen in 1936, Chasen's was a popular destination for Hollywood's finest, many of whom had booths named after them. For years, this was "the" place for Academy Awards parties and to enjoy Chasen's famous chili. After the restaurant closed in April 1995, the building was used for private parties under the business name of "Chasen's Events" and as a filming location. In the late-1990s the legendary building was razed, and soon thereafter, a Bristol Farms grocery store was built in its place. Photograph caption dated September 29, 1981 reads, "Sen. John Warner and Elizabeth Taylor are greeted at Chasen's by proprietor Maude Chasen, right."
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1 photographic print :b&w ;26 x 21 cm. Photographic prints
Taylor, Elizabeth,--1932-2011 Warner, John W.,--1927- Chasen, Maude Chasen's (Restaurant) Motion picture actors and actresses--United States Couples--California--Los Angeles Legislators--United States Restaurants--California--West Hollywood Cameras--California--West Hollywood Parties--California--West Hollywood Interiors--California--West Hollywood Lost architecture--California--West Hollywood West Hollywood (Calif.) Los Angeles Herald-Examiner photographs Herald-Examiner Collection photographs
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