In Popular Culture
- In Preston Sturges' 1941 film Sullivan's Travels, Joel McCrea, playing a Hollywood film director who wants to experience how the downtrodden masses live, ends up in his first foray in an "owl wagon", where he meets failed actress Veronica Lake, who buys him ham and eggs.
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