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Britling Cafeterias was a
chain of cafeteria-style restaurants,
originating in Birmingham, Alabama.
During the late 1920s,
Britling opened three cafeterias...
- was
published in
September 1916. Mr.
Britling Sees It
Through tells the
story of a
renowned writer, Mr.
Britling, a
protagonist who is
quite evidently...
- Best-selling
books of this
decade include The
Inside of the Cup, Seventeen, Mr.
Britling Sees It Through, and The Four Hor**** of the Apocalypse.
During the 1910s...
- Cafeteria,
Piccadilly Cafeteria, S&W Cafeteria,
Apple House, Luby's, K&W,
Britling, Wyatt's Cafeteria, and Blue Boar
among them. Currently, two Midwestern...
- (restaurant) K&W
Cafeterias Luby's MCL
Cafeterias Piccadilly Restaurants Britling Cafeterias Childs Restaurants Clifton's
Cafeteria Dubrow's
Cafeteria Forum...
- Boston-area ice
cream parlor and
restaurant chain that
closed in 2013
Britling Cafeterias Bugaboo Cr****
Steakhouse Burger Chef
Carrols Restaurant Group...
- (1915) Boon (1915) (as
Reginald Bliss) The
Research Magnificent (1915) Mr
Britling Sees It
Through (1916) The Soul of a
Bishop (1917) Joan and Peter: The...
- Marriage, An
Englishman Looks at the World, The Wife of Sir
Isaac Harman, Mr.
Britling Sees It Through, etc.)
During World War I, he
tried to
promote a world...
- s****ing to use
leftover building supplies.
Stedman persuaded the
owners of
Britling Cafeterias, a
restaurant chain that
started a few
years earlier, to build...
- the
incident in his
novel Mr.
Britling Sees It Through,
published in 1916. In a
letter from the main character, Mr
Britling, to an
elderly couple in Germany...
