Brummers was located in the Junction area where Communipaw Avenue meets Grand Street and Ocean Avenue, about two blocks from St Patrick's Church. It's now an insurance office. The soda fountain was a classic marble top which was absolutely beautiful . I wonder what ever happened to it.

I believe the Mayor who prevented the show from being held at Roosevelt Stadium was named Berry.

Some more memories:
Bruno's Restaurant on Summit Avenue
High School Field on Montgomery Street
The Fulton and the Monticello Theaters
The second floor bowling alley on the corner of Monticello and Communipaw Avenues
Fiore's home made ravioli and fresh mozzarella on Newark Avenue
Shopping districts on Jackson and Ocean Avenues
Packenham's Funeral Home on Arlington Avenue
The tuxedo rental on Monticello Avenue
Rocky Pope's All Star Sports Store on Bergen Avenue
American Can Company
Airco and the Westinghouse Elevator Division on Pacific Avenue
St Michael's High School
When almost everyone you knew had worked at the "Print" at one time in their lives
Manna's, Faccone's and the Keyhole Restaurants on First Street
Cas Rutkowski's Jersey Journal Sports articles
The Prep-Dickinson Thanksgiving Day football game at Roosevelt Stadium
Fifty five cent slices at Three Guys from Italy on the Square

Not sure if this is still ongoing but I'd like to add Manna's, Faccone's and the Keyhole Italian restaurants all within a block of each other in the downtown area close to the Dixon Mill.