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Join Us for A
Tea Party
New
Exhibition adorns the walls of
Mäni's on
Fairfax
We’ve put up our new exhibition at Mäni’s famous
Bakery Café on Fairfax. It’s an historical
photo display of ground and aerial photos from one
of L.A.’s most renowned historians, Marc Wanamaker
from Bison Archives.
Mäni's is hosting a reception to celebrate
the exhibition AND to launch our new handcrafted,
artisan organic teas from
The Art of
Tea in Beverly Hills.
Tuesday, December 14 from 4 to 7 p.m.
Please join us for some holiday cheer,
sample our new teas and view the exhibition of
historical photos of
Los Angeles.
Marc Wanamaker, was
born in Los Angeles and grew-up in West
Hollywood/Beverly Hills, has been working in many
aspects of film production, exhibition and
research as well as being a world expert in film
history.
In 1971 he formed the Bison Archives, a research
and informational archive on the history of the
motion picture industry and later founded Bison
Productions as a film production arm. Marc
Wanamaker is a professional consultant on motion
picture projects in many levels of involvement. He
co-produced a commercial documentary on Hollywood
history entitled, Ticket To Hollywood and
worked on more than 100 documentaries and feature
films since 1971. He has consulted with many
museums and archives specializing on the history
of the motion picture and television industries.
He is an associate with the Los Angeles County
Museum, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences and the California State Library in
Sacramento.
In recent years
he is working on production and research projects
for all the major and minor film and television
studios in Los Angeles and New York as well as
consulting on film and television related archives
around the country. Marc Wanamaker is also a
writer working freelance on book, newspaper and
magazine projects, having written for,
Architectural Digest, Los Angeles Magazine, Los
Angeles Times, American Cinematographer, Hollywood
Reporter, Daily Variety, and is the author of
several books such as; Star Profiles, Reel
Women, Hollywood Haunted, MGM, When the Lion
Roars, Destined For Hollywood and
Hollywood: Then and Now.
Marc Wanamaker currently is appearing in many
documentary films for television, presenting
lectures and programs, writing articles,
completing an encyclopedic history of the motion
picture studios in the United States, research
consulting on feature films, consulting to over
eight historical societies in the southern
California area, and is unofficial historian for
Hollywood, The City of Beverly Hills, The City of
Los Angeles and The City of West Hollywood.
We
invite you to stop by Mäni's on Fairfax this
holiday season to enjoy a coffee, tea and dessert or a
meal and to see this wonderful exhibition of
historical photos of L.A.
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What's NEW?
Just
in time for the holidays, Mäni's introduces a fabulous
new selection of Gift Baskets. You can download a
menu here to call in or fax your order.
Gift
Baskets can be delivered anywhere in the L.A. area and
are a delicious gift for your colleagues, boss,
clients, employees -- anyone who loves great tasting
goodies that are good for you!
Download the menu with this link.
Check out the Morsels Archive of past e-newsletters.
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