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Grand Central Market Appears in The Exiles

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This scene from Kent Mackenzie's film The Exiles (1961) shows Yvonne Walker shopping to prepare for dinner at the Grand Central Market on South Broadway. The Exiles follows a group of Native American twenty-somethings living in Bunker Hill, the film documents their adventures and disappointments over the span of one night spent mostly in Downtown Los Angeles. Here Yvonne shops for a meal to be prepared not only for her husband, but also the number of men that congregate, pass through, and share a small apartment with the couple.

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  1. Shopping at Grand Central Market, Exiles

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