The Phil Moore Masters Albert Marx acquired a working knowledge of all aspects of record production during his years with Brunswick and Musicraft, sufficient know-how to establish his own company. However the demise of these two major independent labels hinted at the precarious nature of the record business as the source of a stable income […]
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The Clef, 1841 Club, Duffy’s Gayety
The venue at 1841 N. Cahuenga Boulevard was known as Mary Louise of Hollywood in the 1930s when luncheon was served during noon contract bridge lectures. Noontime tea and biscuits disappeared in the mid thirties when a liquor license was issued to Carl Arnot and his White Horse Tavern featuring dining, dancing, and entertainment. The […]
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