Source: https://archive.orgAmerican Trademark Designs, Dover Publications, 1976. License: All Rights Reserved.
Besides his film titles and posters, Saul Bass was a prolific designer of logos, and while his reputation is for timeless marks for prominent companies, he also created marks for smaller, short-lived businesses like this one found in Barbara Baer Capitman’s American Trademark Designs, published by Dover in 1976. The caption in the book:
Tonio’s, a restaurant, a division of Lawry’s. Designed by Saul Bass & Associates, Inc.
It’s likely this mark was drawn by hand, not working directly with Helvetica, but it is clearly inspired by the typeface’s italic. The apostrophe is a simplified prime-ish stroke rather than a curved typographic glyph.