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Interior view of Little Joe's Restaurant shows crowds of people seated at tables in the room. Photo probably taken at the time of, or near the time of the grand opening of the large restaurant room. Waitress standing at left is "Cherry." Man with mustache standing at center is Victor Campanelli, an employee with Little Joe's for 42 years. Man standing with arm outstretched at right is Robert Nuccio Jr.
Little Joe's Restaurant (Los Angeles, Calif.) Restaurants--California--Chinatown (Los Angeles) Chinatown (Los Angeles, Calif.) Shades of L.A. Collection photographs Shades of L.A. Italian American photographs
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