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The New Nickelodeon: 1922
Washington circa 1922. "Coin-operated radio outside barbershop." Now's your chance to hear what all the fuss is about. Harris & Ewing photo. View full size.
Building still there
The Julien H. Evans Barber Shop was located at 1794 Columbia Road.
[Note the building across the street reflected in the window is also still there. -tterrace]
Radio?
The heck with the radio, I want to know what his coat is made of. Looks like a bathrobe.
Move over Sirius
So pay radio is nothing new. I dropped my new-car Sirius account because there was no 1920s channel, my listening passion. If I can find one of these in an antique shop, my pay-to-listen '20s dream may be fulfilled. Anybody know where I can get a 12V cigarette lighter to B battery converter?
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