S/S Franconia 1934 Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) the bars and restaurants were

the bars and restaurants were stuffed with Wild West memorabilia and guests were offered stagecoach rides to and from the hotel to the airport and down town

It doesn't seem that the British Library ever sent that menu

even fall asleep

Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell

S/S Franconia 1934 Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) the bars and restaurants wereKing Neptune looks a very mellow chap, with the waves happily lapping about his feet as he plays a saxophone. The Franconia was built for Cunard in the 1920s and sailed around the world and on the transatlantic route. Its accommodation was said to be top class the first class smoking room was a replica of an English inn, complete with a working fireplace. Nightly entertainment was an important feature of any cruise, of course, and this dinner menu