designed by architect Rowland Crawford and located near the center's Desmond's men's store The address was 3625 Stocker Avenue, Los Angeles, California. The location later became an early location of The International House of Pancakes Licensing program The Brown Derby began a licensing program in 1987, with an agreement with The Walt Disney Company for a replica of the original Hollywood Brown Derby restaurant at the new Disney-MGM Studios in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. In 1990, the Walt Disney Company entered into three additional agreements for the Walt Disney Movie Studios at Disneyland Resort Paris, Tokyo Disney Sea at Tokyo Disney Resort and Disney California Adventure Park at Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California. In 1996, a ten-year agreement was entered into with MGM Grand Las Vegas Las Vegas, Nevada; in 1998, the MGM Grand Detroit, Michigan temporary facility was added. In popular culture The Hollywood Brown Derby is featured in the 1937 film Hollywood Hotel, while the Brown Derby on Wilshire Boulevard can be seen in Stand-In (also 1937). In the 1994 film Ed Wood, the titular film director is shown hosting fundraising parties at the Wilshire Brown Derby; as the restaurant had since closed, shots featuring the exterior of the restaurant were filmed using a recreation built on the grounds of the Ambassador Hotel, opposite the remains of the actual location. See also Chasen's Perino's Bibliography References External links Website of The Original Hollywood Brown Derby – an affiliate of the original Hollywood location. Website outlining the history of the Los Feliz Brown Derby and the campaign to save it from demolition. A visual history of Yonge and Dundas Re Hollywood Brown Derby - the mission style "fragment that remains" is the facade of the Dinner Bell Cafe formerly at 1604-1/2 North Vine Street next to the Taft building - it is not a piece of Hollywood Brown Derby which was further down the street Movie clips showing interior and exterior of the original Wilshire Brown Derby, ca.1932 Defunct restaurants in Hollywood, Los Angeles History of Los Angeles Novelty buildings in California Restaurants established in 1926 Fine dining Walt Disney Parks and Resorts restaurants Restaurants in Greater Los Angeles Companies based in Los Angeles County, California 1926 establishments in California