COBB, Sally Wright and WILLEMS Mark

[160] pp.

Rizzoli

1996

9 3/4″ x 9 3/4″

When Hollywood was in its Golden Age, the Hollywood Brown Derby was the most famous restaurant in the world. But over time, the restaurant went into decline. This tells the story of Robert Cobb who owned the restaurant (as well as the one in Beverly Hills). Written by his wife, it shows the “Hat” in its heyday and relays many stories and photographs previously unpublished. Included are photographs of many famous actors and actresses, recipes from the restaurant, and an index.