The Doll House

Matches from the Doll House. Notice the name George and Ethel Strebe on the spine??!! Nice touch!

Where the Doll House was located before it was torn down and replaced by Sorrentino's steak house at 1032 North Palm Canyon. Does anyone know when Sorrentino's went out of business and why?

The Doll House has a Wikipedia page!

A couple of revelers reveling at The Doll House circa 1956. More Doll House photos can be found here thanks to Kenny Irwin. Maybe someone here can identify some of the people in the photos. https://www.flickr.com/phot/kennyirwin//72157600951158661/

Doll House menu from 1939. Note the attached "Officers Special" du jour.

Look. you can order a Doll House jersey. Perfect for the holidays. https://www.cafepress.com//doll-house-palm-springs-youth-_

Ad from the Palm Springs Villager of live entertainment from Lewis And Sanchez.

Ad for The Doll House in the 1956 Palm Springs telephone directory.

Check out this print of the Doll House from artist Hugh Kaptur!! Tres chic!!

Hey everyone!! If you are related in any way to George or Ethel we want to hear from you! Let us know how you are related and if you have any memories to share about them or about the Doll House!!

Ada Wyn Parker (far left) worked as waitresses at the Doll House after WWII.

George Strebe was indeed a car enthusiast, so it is no surprise that this Doll House advertisement was in Motor Trend magazine in the early 50s.

Please feel free to post any memories, photos, or anything you want to share about The Doll House or George and Ethel!! Look forward to hearing from you all.