After designing the Frontier Shack for the City of Denver, Walt Kuhn designed the lounge car for the second City of Los Angeles. Although the car and train were put into service in December, 1937, this booklet is dated November, 1938. At 4.4″x6.25″, this booklet is somewhat larger than the Frontier Shack booklet, which is 3.25″x5.9″.
Click image to download a 2.9-MB PDF of this booklet.
Kuhn decided to make the car look like a gay ’90s bar filled with more than twenty of his own paintings of horses and clowns mixed with photographs of actors and comedians from the past. This booklet includes no pictures of the car but provides the names and very brief biographies of the people in the photographs. Except for Will Rogers, I’ve never heard of any of them, but many have Wikipedia entries.
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This photo shows the Little Nugget bar, a color photo of which we’ve previously seen. These black-and-white photos are from the Smithsonian’s collection of Kuhn’s papers.
This photo looks to the rear of the car as seen from near the bar. The Little Nugget lounge filled roughly two-thirds of the car, while the rest was used as a crew dormitory.