The Edison Monthly, Vol. 10: June, 1917 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Excerpt from The Edison Monthly, Vol. 10: June, 1917

A member of the Sy dynasty flour ishes at the corner of Ninety-sixth street and Broadway. The exterior at least of this ornate restaurant is familiar possibly to the New York reader. Not only three signs, one of them elaborate, but an array of pic turesque. Electric lanterns announce this resort quite unavoidably. Prac tically the entire front is taken up by balconies of imported filagree the tiled roofs of which are bordered by quaintly decorated eaves. Big chan nel letters spell Chop Suey in sharp relief across the centre panel with graceful globes of opalescent glass swinging along the base. The second and more ambitious sign shows at the burning cottages to corner angle where Chop Suey is is hardly of less moment to see elec again in evidence down a vertical tric light reverting to the elemental panel. What this panel mounts from dragon.

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