White Spatz and Lots of Dollars

Continuing my foray into gorgeous mid 1930's covers depicting the glamorous life of the obscenely rich, here are two other very nice covers I acquired at UES in Hagerstown this year.

The cover for the Tiffin Room is really something, isn't it? Less stylistic than the other covers, it still shows a very well dressed man in what looks to be a tuxedo and a woman in long red coat. It sure looks to me like they're either getting in a very fancy elevator or exiting one. A little google searching (which is pretty fun, actually) turn this up:

"This was the Wolferman (an upscale grocery from what I gathered) downtown store -- the first floor was the grocery; in the basement was the grill, and upstairs was the Tiffin Room" 

( from http://millysmuse.blogspot.com/2012/08/eating-as-child.html )

The cover for the Cafe Loyale is very stylized and similar to the Nikabob cover. It was a feature and has printing "Patented in Canada - 1932" on the back, which I have not seen before.