ORIGINAL CAPTION: Francis Albert Sinatra brings a start-studded crowd to their feet as he sings "New York, New York" as only "Old Blue Eyes" can during the opening of the New Universal Amphitheatre July 30, 1982. The amphitheatre, which is on the Universal Studio lot, reopened July 30, 1982 with a benefit concert which drew a host of Hollywood's finest to hear Sinatra and see the amphitheatre which is now enclosed with a new roof. (UPI PHOTO/Glenn Waggner/FILES) | License Photo
The sale includes leather bar stools ranging from $225 to $250 and $1 tissue box covers.
"There's something here for everybody," Kabealo told the newspaper.
The Ambassador East first opened its doors in 1926 and the Pump Room was opened inside the hotel in 1938. Officials said the businesses closed indefinitely in January.
The Pump Room was known as a popular destination for celebrities traveling between Hollywood and New York, with famous patrons including Humphrey Bogart, Marilyn Monroe, Paul Newman and Judy Garland.
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