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[[File:Lake Placid News, August 31, 1923.jpg|right|thumb|''|Lake Placid News'', August 31, 1923]]The '''Minute Lunch''', or '''One Minute Lunch''', at [[51 Broadway|51 Broadway]], was operated by Mr. and Mrs. [[Leith Dickie|Leith Dickie]]. Together with the [[City Restaurant|City Restaurant]], it was known as [[Dickies|Dickies]]. In the 1950s it was open 24 hours a day. [[Bill Murphy|Bill Murphy]] and [[Harry Schramm|Harry Schramm]] were longtime employees there. [[Downing's Delicatessen & Quick Lunch|Downing's Delicatessen & Quick Lunch]] appears in a c. 1910 photograph apparently at the same location; it was operated by [[George Downing|George Downing]], who would later run the elegant [[Downing and Cane's|Downing and Cane's]]. | [[File:Lake Placid News, August 31, 1923.jpg|right|thumb|''|Lake Placid News'', August 31, 1923]]The '''Minute Lunch''', or '''One Minute Lunch''', at [[51 Broadway|51 Broadway]], was operated by Mr. and Mrs. [[Leith Dickie|Leith Dickie]]. Together with the [[City Restaurant|City Restaurant]], it was known as [[Dickies|Dickies]]. In the 1950s it was open 24 hours a day. [[Bill Murphy|Bill Murphy]] and [[Harry Schramm|Harry Schramm]] were longtime employees there. [[Downing's Delicatessen & Quick Lunch|Downing's Delicatessen & Quick Lunch]] appears in a c. 1910 photograph apparently at the same location; it was operated by [[George Downing|George Downing]], who would later run the elegant [[Downing and Cane's|Downing and Cane's]]. | ||
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Revision as of 19:31, 23 December 2025
The Minute Lunch, or One Minute Lunch, at 51 Broadway, was operated by Mr. and Mrs. Leith Dickie. Together with the City Restaurant, it was known as Dickies. In the 1950s it was open 24 hours a day. Bill Murphy and Harry Schramm were longtime employees there. Downing's Delicatessen & Quick Lunch appears in a c. 1910 photograph apparently at the same location; it was operated by George Downing, who would later run the elegant Downing and Cane's.