Sutton Place discountable-product was never a visible part

was never a visible part of the open restaurant where ladies and gentlemen were served politely together

” with a new cover and new design

"With many a hoot of the whistle

the cover photograph is reprinted in its original hard-copy condition

The Times reported that New York State's Alcoholic Beverage Control Board ruled that bars should be "integral" parts of the restaurant which they serve-not like the old bars of happy and horrific American legend

Sutton Place discountable-product was never a visible partA contemplative gentleman with his hands in his pockets seems wholly unaware of the traffic swirling beneath his shoes. This scene takes place at 1 Sutton Place South, a verdant jewel atop Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive between 56th and 57th Streets, New York City. It was taken from a helicopter by Pulitzer prize winner photographer Vincent Laforet and published in the Metro section on July 6, 2003, in an article asking readers if they could identify