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In 1954 the restaurant suffered another disastrous fire, blamed on a discarded cigarette left on an upholstered chair, which cost $ 250,000 in damages ($ 2,843,478 in 2023 dollars ). Paul Williams returned to supervise the restoration, which featured furniture and paneling in the "French Continental"
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was served at the table prepared from an antique duck press that belonged to Joan Crawford and her fourth husband Alfred Steele. The service was also excellent, with waiters abiding by Perino's credo that "the best service is that which is never seen." In 1950, Perino's moved to a larger location in
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style. Perino's would remain a hugely popular venue through the 1960s, and Alexander Perino would sell in 1969. The restaurants' popularity began to decline in the 1970s with changing tastes; an attempt to re-launch it under new ownership failed in 1986, leading to its closure.
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Before its closure in 1986, Perino's had already become a popular filming location, appearing both as itself and for general use in restaurant scenes. It continued in this vein and as a venue for the occasional private event through 2004, when it was purchased by a developer.
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In 2002, the defunct restaurant was purchased by real estate developer Tom Carey, and the contents were auctioned off two years later. The building was demolished in 2005 and an apartment building constructed in its place. The lobby of the new building retains mementos from
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restaurateur Alexander Perino, immediately becoming popular with Hollywood's elite. In 1950 it moved to a larger location at 4101 Wilshire, where it remained until it closed in 1986. The restaurant was a
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at Perino's. She later declares that "Perino's is my place!" in anger at having to dine with her boss. Later in the film Crawford and her daughter attend lunch there.
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food at the then exorbitant price of $ 1.25 per dish ($ 28 in 2023 dollars ). The restaurant quickly accrued a loyal clientele including
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popularity grew throughout the 1930s, becoming a premiere gathering spot for celebrities, Hollywood executives and politicians.
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George Hamilton appears in the restaurant, in the 1979 "Love at first Bite" film, with Susan Saint James and Richard Benjamin.
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was renowned for the high quality of its food, and Perino for his fastidious attention to detail. There were 150 separate
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on the menu and 270 different wines. Food was never frozen, salad greens were brought in fresh from a farmer on the
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sets numerous dining scenes at Perino's for the fictional counterparts of real-life regulars
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was hired to implement a $ 400,000 renovation ($ 5,065,560 in 2023 dollars ). He chose a
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and Frank Desimone. In the early 50s a mob summit convened between L.A. based mobster
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were regulars. During the 1940s and 50s the restaurant gained a reputation as a
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Numerous television shows used Perino's for restaurant scenes, including
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a former Thriftimart supermarket at 4101 Wilshire. Architect
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The exterior of Perino's at its first location appears in
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theme, in pink, beige and peach tones, which would become
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hangout, because it was frequented by such figures as
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Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, California
Italian-American
Los Angeles
Brown Derby
Chasen's
Romanoff's
Hollywood Golden Age
Brusnengo
Italian
French
Mae West
Dolores del RĂ­o
Ronald Colman
Ezio Pinza
Joan Crawford
Hedda Hopper
Cary Grant
Marilyn Monroe
Alfred Hitchcock
Dean Martin
Joe DiMaggio
Elizabeth Taylor
Bette Davis
Frank Sinatra
Steinway
Cole Porter
Richard Nixon
Ronald
Nancy Reagan

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