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Thursday, June 5, 2014
Then & Before Then: Whatta Dump
How things were on "The Boulevard" when your host here blew into town like a tumbleweed on fire, eventually settling/burning out two blks. south & a few west of the proverbial blvd., near "Rock-n-Roll" Ralphs.
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I got it. Had to stop the pictures for a bit, and then restart when the video caught up.
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Ah-HA. I previously deduced there had been a House of Pies on that corner, based on the "Pi" symbol mosaic still visible on the doorstep (although it's now a check cashing joint) -- and here is incontrovertible proof.
ReplyDeleteSurprising to see the stripper shoe emporium was once a See's Candies. More surprising still to see the that Ritz was still the News-Vu, and not yet the Pussycat.
at least there are trees now.
ReplyDeleteSeems like "For Lease" is more popular in the lower frame.
ReplyDeleteOh, and, still waiting for the Beefheart to play.
Boulevard Life Editor:
ReplyDeleteI miss the biker bar that was next to the Swenson's, Arthur Leon's Tourist Trap. There'd be 20, 30 scooters parked in front.
Many of those are the same trees, just 30 yrs. later, y'know.
Sounds like ISP trouble.