"Toots" 1969 CONSIDINE, Bob Chicago including exclusive celebrity interviews and

including exclusive celebrity interviews and access to the studio's files

Many of his pieces are trendy today – like his Swedish chairs and sunburst mirrors

Provenance: Bookplate of W

Laid-in bookplate of James Tinkham Babb:

"Toots" 1969 CONSIDINE, Bob Chicago including exclusive celebrity interviews andCONSIDINE, Bob [214] pp. Meredith Press 1969 Second Printing 9 1 4" x 6 3 8" Known from coast to coast, the name "Toots" calls up the smiling, rubicund face of the nation's most famous saloonkeeper and bum. In the legendary speakeasy era he became a legend himself, as bouncer, guardian, and manager. He opened his own joint in 1940, and the rest is history. The greats of the sport world and of the stage and films his bar and delighted in his steak