Mister C's
decision to leave the family restaurant (Caniglia’s Pizzaria) and start his own venture. Drive-ins were already becoming pop-culture on the West Coast but there were few in Omaha. 1953, Mister C purchased a small operation (Marshall’sDrive-in) with five stools behind the counter and car hop service.
Basic Information
- Category: restaurant
- Website: http://www.mistercs.com
Evidence and Sources
- Mister C's — Official Website (official)
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- Profile completeness: Source-backed profile (74/100)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-21
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AI summary
decision to leave the family restaurant (Caniglia’s Pizzaria) and start his own venture. Drive-ins were already becoming pop-culture on the West Coast but there were few in Omaha. 1953, Mister C purchased a small operation (Marshall’sDrive-in) with five stools behind the counter and car hop service.
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