Eastside

Eastside

You'll find most of the middle class here. Countless repair shops, celluloid companies, lighting suppliers, costumers, make-up businesses, and electrical firms dot the industrial region. Many small homes on tree-lined streets. It's our cute suburbia. here are some interesting spots to visit:

Interesting places on the Eastside

• Luigi's: The BEST Italian restaurant in this or any other city outside of New York. Be sure to leave room for a cannoli.

• Pierce's Monster Cosmetics: Jack Pierce, is famous for the Monster Frankenstein. This is where he lives and also has his studio here as well. For a modest fee, you can sign up for a private tour and small lesson on how to apply makeup like the stars get!

• Kilbride's Books: Devlin Kilbride, a man of adventure. Has been to the congo, rode the Amazon river, visited the great wall of China, and many more accomplishments. He now shares his stories and books that he acquired from faraway lands! Be sure to stop in for a chat and read a book or two in the reading room.

Neighborhoods in the Eastside

• Mason Park: also known as Little Italy, this part of the neighborhood is mostly made up of ranch-style houses with of course consisting of Italian descent.

• Acacia Court: one of many residential areas in the Eastside, this is a planned neighborhood comprising single-story homes with spacious, well-kept yards. Families here tend to be young, with hardworking, ambitious husbands working mostly in the Midtown firms. The wives plan and have social events.

• Liberty Field: This barren area is mostly wasteland which rumor has it has been bought by a wealthy patron who intends to turn it into a thriving aerodrome and expand air links to Lost Angels. For now, though it's fenced in and off-limits.