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The company was founded in May 1997. here
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* Original Pantry Cafe: At this landmark 24-hour, seven-day downtown cafe, look for the #4 breakfast: two hot cakes and one egg with ham, bacon or sausage. (Pancake sandwich, $5.35.) Original Pantry Cafe, 877 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles, (213) 972-9279. here
* Uncle Bill’s Pancake House: The basic pancake sandwich consists of two buttermilk pancakes, two eggs and bacon or sausage (link or patty). For a dollar more, you can substitute macadamia, blueberry, strawberry, chocolate chip, buckwheat, multigrain, cinnamon apple or pineapple pancakes . . . although the friendly host cautions that pineapple pancakes may not be the most delicious pairing with eggs. (Pancake sandwich, $6 to $7.) Uncle Bill’s Pancake House, 1305 Highland Ave., Manhattan Beach, (310) 545-5177.
* Hill Street Cafe: Before heading up the Angeles Crest Highway, fortify yourself at this popular La Canada breakfast spot where the pancake sandwich is literally a sandwich: The eggs and sausage, bacon or ham are placed between the two pancakes. (Pancake sandwich, $4.95.) Hill Street Cafe, 1004 Foothill Blvd., La Canada, (818) 952-1019.
* Bread and Porridge: The “breakfast combo” is two eggs any style, two buttermilk pancakes and two strips of bacon. For a buck more, you can have Cajun or chicken sausage instead of bacon. You can substitute blueberry, banana, pecan or strawberry pancakes, priced accordingly. Real maple syrup is available for $1.45. (Pancake sandwich, $5.95 to $6.95.) Bread and Porridge, 2315 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica, (310) 453-4941. more
Here’s one serious, satisfying, stick-to-your-ribs breakfast combination that shows up on menus all over town: the pancake sandwich--two pancakes, eggs and a breakfast meat. more
While “Earrings” brings its dazzling technique to the pinnacle of French society, “Casque d’or” and its semidocumentary style has its heart firmly in the gutter. Yet both are joined by their portrayal of loves that refuse to compromise no matter how much reality is stacked against them. No matter how often you’ve seen them, once these films get you in their power you can’t take your eyes off the screen.
We get to witness this surprise in the film’s spectacular centerpiece, a montage of gliding, gilded balls where swirling camerawork allows one glorious evening to flow into the next. As critic Philip Lopate exactly put it, “no other director in the history of movies wrung so much emotional resonance from cinematic technique.” here
Seeing them recently back to back did more than solidify their position in my personal pantheon. By underlining their similarities as well as their differences, the recent viewings gave me more of a sense of why each occupies such a special place in my heart.
The mustachioed Reggiani plays Manda, a former tough guy now gone straight as a carpenter. Small and compact compared to the abundant Marie, Manda has a quiet masculine assurance that gives purpose to even his smallest movements. [links]
If what Ophuls does as a director is easy to recognize (though not to duplicate), Becker is a different story. A lifelong friend and sometime assistant of director Jean Renoir, Becker was a master craftsman whose deft style so baffled French critics that Francois Truffaut, very much a fan, wrote simply, “There are no theories about Jacques Becker.” [links]
The almost unbearably moving and beautiful “Earrings” is one of the masterworks of director Ophuls, of whom Stanley Kubrick admiringly said, “His camera could pass through walls.” Revered as a master of tracking and crane shots, Ophuls’ mobile camera managed to intoxicate without seeming excessive, making the most extravagant moves look natural and inevitable. more
Highcap Group’s Christen Portelli and Joshua Goldflam represented both sides in the off-market deal. Portelli said the new owners have the opportunity to reposition the buildings and utilize the air rights while maintaining the “architectural features of the iconic properties.”
Klugman, who runs a NoMad-based investment firm, declined to discuss plans for the properties. here
UPDATED, Aug. 17, 6:07 p.m.: Samson Klugman’s Quality Capital and Leo Tsimmer’s Caerus Group picked up a pair of East Village mixed-use Buildings Along Broadway for $60 million, The Real Deal has learned.
“I purchased them due to the 10,000 square feet of prime retail space on Broadway 250 feet from the heart of Union Square,” Klugman told TRD. “We feel the residual value of the retail alone is worth the full purchase price.” [links]
The buildings collectively span 36,500 square feet and offer an additional 30,000 square feet of air rights. There is 75 feet of frontage on Broadway, as well as a sliver on East 12th Street. [links]
The properties at 827-829 and 831 Broadway are best known for housing Parisian-style club La Belle Epoque on the second floor until the mid-2000s. Antiques mogul and designer Howard Kaplan owned the buildings for 35 years. In each building, there are two floors of retail, including women’s clothing store Nu New York and Halstead Property, and two floors of residential rentals. more