1954 San Diego Transit System News El Sombrero La Jolla Bus Charter Brochure
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| Year | 1954 |
Yes we combine shipping for multiple purchases.Add multiple items to your cart and the combined shipping total will automatically be calculated. 1954 San Diego Transit System News El Sombrero La Jolla Bus Charter Brochure Brochure Size: 3.5" x 6.5" (closed) December—1954A little bit of Mexico isjust around the corner forLa Jollans who take theirvisiting friends to Juan An-tonio Vargas' El Sombreroat 904 Silverado. South ofthe border atmosphere iscreated by simple furnish-ings and huge bullfightposters that decorate thewalls. The El Sombrerogained its popularity thruJuan's singing and his abil-ity to prepare deliciouschiles rellenos and Caesarsalad. He's chief chef andsets aside his apron fromtime to time to serenadehis customers with folksongs of old Mexico. Manyof Juan's customers stayon hours after dinner tohear him sing. The foodand the music at the ElSombrero in La Jolla (904 Silverado) are delight-fully different. Try it soon. Take bus route R toSilverado, walk two blocks east. Opens at 5 p.m.daily (closed Tuesdays).tAe ‘£<*4-fa See;ELECTRIC AND HOME APPLIANCE SHOW—ElectricBuilding, Balboa Park, Dec. I, I to 10:30 p.m. Finalday of this display of the latest achievements in mod-ern home appliances. Route 7 to Laurel.OLD GLOBE THEATRE PRESENTATION—Balboa Park,Dec. I thru 18 (except Sundays), 8:30 p.m. "TenLittle Indians." Routes I, 3 or 7 to Laurel.FOLK DANCING—Electric Building, Balboa Park, Dec.2, 7:30 p.m. and every Thursday night for intermediateand advanced class. Every Monday night for begin-ners. Sundays dances are held from I to 5 p.m. in theRecital Hall, Balboa Park. Route 7 to Laurel.LOS ANGELES PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA —Russ Auditorium, Dec. 2, 8:00 p.m. Alfred Wallensteinconducting; pianist, Gary Graffman, soloist. Route 7to San Diego High School.NORTH PARK TOYLAND PARADE—U niversity Ave-nue, Dec. 5, 2 p.m. A colorful parade of paper andflower floats, bands and marching units. Route 7 toNorth Park.SAN DIEGO OPEN FORUM — First Unitarian Church,1541 6th Ave., 8 p.m. Dr. Guy Davis and Dr. JohnBoles, "The Israel-Arab Conflict," pro and con. RoutesI or 3 to Beech or Cedar."ADVENTURES IN LIVING" — House of Hospitality.Balboa Park, presented by John Robert Clarke. Dec. 7, 8p.m., "Moliere and the School for Wives"; Dec. 14, 8p.m., "Finding Friends in Babel's Tower." Rt. 7 to Laurel.SQUARE DANCE ROUND-UP—Balboa Park Club, Dec.18, 7:30 p.m. A real old-fashioned dancing party.Route I, 3 or 7 to Laurel.ANNUAL POINSETTIA BOWL GAME — Balboa Sta-dium, Balboa Park, Dec. 18, 8 p.m. Two of the nation'stop service teams will compete. Route 7 to San DiegoHigh School.BOYS' CHRISTMAS BASKETBALL CARNIVAL—SanDiego High School Gym, all day. Route 7 to SanDiego High.----CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ---------------------------A huge nativity scene flanked by 40-foot lightedChristmas trees will be located at the Spreckels OrganPavilion in Balboa Park as will the traditional mechani-cal gift box. Concert opening is scheduled for Sun-day, December 5 at 5 p.m., with the Navy band andchorus of 200 voices. Routes I, 3 or 7 to Laurel. Many clubs,schools, lodges,churches, con-ventions andother privategroups enjoy thedo their driving tomeetings. With nor parking to worrycarefree fun of hiring us toand from picnics, parties, ordriving to do, no traffic orabout, everyone can enjoythemselves enroute and ar-rive at their destinationsafely and in comfort.Some groups charter busesto attend concerts anddances. Group excursions tothe Zoo, the Museums, themountains, desert and other scenic trips of SanDiego are popular.If you belong to a group or club that is plan-ning, an outing, you'll discover traveling togetherby bus is fun. Instead of traveling separately inten or twelve cars, everyone rides together withone professional driver whose performance haswon safety awards year after year . . . and thecost is surprisingly low . . . $6.00 an hour (fromthe time the bus leaves the garage until itreturns) or 60c a mile (whichever is greater). Tripsover 50 miles away are 50c a mile.Next time your groupplans an outing charter abus. Telephone or write ourCharter Department, you'llenjoy the experience andthe carefree fun.BEImont 9-8161235 BroadwaySan Diego I, Calif.