Stage, Screen and Sandwiches

Set against the backdrop of the roaring twenties, the book explores the rise of Sandy's sandwich bars, which revolutionized fast-food service by offering 'lunch on the go.' It highlights the establishment's popularity among the elite, known as the Sandyites, featuring notable figures such as Charlie Chaplin, Noel Coward, and George Bernard Shaw, along with Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald. The narrative captures the cultural significance of this dining trend and its impact on social life during a vibrant era.