• 2014
Vintage Los Angeles TV
  • 2014

Vintage Los Angeles TV

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Angie Dickinson Mamie Van Doren Shecky Greene Alison Martino

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Genres : Documentary

Release date : Jun 2, 2014

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Official Facebook

Language : English

Production companies : The Ebersole Hughes Company

Details

Genres : Documentary

Release date : Jun 2, 2014

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Official Facebook

Language : English

Production companies : The Ebersole Hughes Company

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Episode 1 • Jun 02, 2014
Tail O' the Pup
VLA TV's debut segment is on the beloved Los Angeles landmark, "Tail "o The Pup" which mysteriously disappeared from the streets of West Hollywood nearly a decade ago. Its whereabouts have been in question ever since. VLA uncovers the original hot dog façade that was built in the 1940s with its long-time owners The Blake Family in this exclusive mini-documentary, highlighting the colorful history and future of this lost Angeleno treasure.
Episode 2 • Nov 04, 2014
The Palm: A Cast of Caricatures
Join Alison Martino (creator of Vintage Los Angeles) for a mini-documentary about the last night of legendary restaurant The Palm in West Hollywood, featuring long-time regulars Angie Dickinson, Mamie Van Doren, Shecky Greene, Shot Gun Kelly, and many more. Meet owners Bruce Bozzi, Jr. and Wally Ganzi and learn about how the walls of this historic landmark are being preserved. Next stop: the all new Palm in Beverly Hills! Produced by The Ebersole Hughes Company.
Episode 3 • May 18, 2015
La Dolce Vita
Special VLA TV guest host AJ Benza of E! "Mysteries & Scandals" fame interviews Al Uzielli, owner of LA DOLCE VITA, which legend has it was Frank Sinatra's favorite spot to hang out. Surviving as one of the last "red booth" restaurants in Beverly Hills, this is truly a Vintage Los Angeles joint.
Episode 4 • Aug 21, 2015
The Villa Nova & The Rainbow: Part 1
Vintage Los Angeles founder Alison Martino sits down with Charlotte Dale and Mike Maglieri to discuss memories of the legendary Sunset Strip venue. If these walls could talk! Up first in part 1 of 2 of this series is Charlotte's era, when 9015 Sunset Blvd was named the Villa Nova and witnessed everything from Marilyn Monroe & Joe DiMaggio's first date to famed gangster Mickey Cohn's last moments before getting shot outside the restaurant! Coming soon in part two: the rock and roll revolution and The Rainbow Bar & Grill.
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