OK here is the exact match:
Plaza SH Inline using the letters _GangsterS_
http://myfonts.us/td-KJuZ0J

The lower case is close

Does not seem to have been released as a font by Font Diner -- perhaps because they wanted to keep their logo separate from their products.
This speedy sho-card sign-painters bold style was used in late 1940s and early 1950s.
I can suggest a couple of similar fonts in the style.
The first is Filmotype Leader

Just for the fun of it

Lengthened top stroke on _S_ and _G_.
Pasted mid-bar on _G_
No other changes to old version letters or spacing between them.

Ray Larabie removed the old version [1999] as a download at Dafont but it is still to be found elsewhere. So recreating the logo should be easy.

Edited:
Good suggestion by Heron2001.
I think the logo was made from the old version of Neuropolitical
Dafont keeps editing my link so that I can't label this as the OLD VERSION of Neuropolitical and states that it is already suggested, which it is not, because the font is different.
Here is the link
http://www.dafont.com/neuropolitical-old1.font?text=WYSONG

The original name is Ariston. It was designed by Martin Wilke for Berthold in 1933.
VnAristote looks like a clone of Ariston Extra. VnAristote is not offered at Dafont, which suggests questions about its legitimacy.

Original name of this design seems to have been Ballantines Script.
Lives under many names and variations: Alison, Hancock,Excalibur, Andrea, Silkee, Anneberg, Magellan, etc...

The pay versions of the design include:

Ballantines Script
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/ef/ballantines-script/

Balladeer
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/profonts/balladeer/

The only version I spotted with the dot on the _i_ placed low enough to go under the top terminal on the _f_ as shown in your image is Ballantines Serial

Echos Kaufmann, but it's not an exact match

Helvetica Neue 107 Condensed ExtaBlack Oblique with S and Y modified
_eat fresh_ is Helvetica Neue 95 Black: http://myfonts.us/RKvP6P

Solemnis is also digitized as Simeon, another high quality alternative with the old style _T_ included as an alternate letter.

Both of the previously mentioned fonts are derived from Günter Gerhard Lange's Solemnis of 1953.
It is not an exact match but is a high quality alternative.
The old style _T_ is included as an alternate letter.

Horizontally compressed

Horizontally compressed

Buena Vista looks like custom lettering.
The tips of the strokes use a technique of applying texture of dry brushwritten letters as perhaps first seen in a font by Carlos Winkow in 1938 called Reporter.
it could be used to modify any of several vertical scripts to make an approximation of _Buena Vista_.