When Jack Roy became Rodney Dangerfield and found some respect in AC
It took comedian Rodney Dangerfield about 40 years to get some respect. As Jack Roy, the first professional name taken by the man born Jacob Cohen, he worked every third-rate nightclub imaginable, and for years sold aluminum siding to finance his dream of making it...
Princeton Antiques Book Shop: A treasure trove of Atlantic City memories
By Bruce Klauber Robert Ruffolo, owner and proprietor of Atlantic City’s iconic Princeton Antiques Book Shop since 1966, loves Atlantic City. The store, at 2917 Atlantic Ave., is a singular treasure trove of Atlantic City-focused books, antiques and an unrivaled...
Atlantic City’s Jimmie’s Just a Hobby
The legendary restaurant you never heard of “One night in his tiny place, the address of which I cannot publish lest it bring him more customers, I asked him how many patrons his place accommodated. ‘Thirty-two,’ shrugged Jimmie. ‘Depends how I feel.’ Jimmie operates...
Remembering Zaberers:
Where families went to get ‘Zaberized’ It was around 1962, about a year after Zaberers restaurant opened on the Black Horse Pike in the McKee City section of Egg Harbor Township. To a 10-year-old, the place looked like a gigantic playhouse, decorated with Tiffany...
