... Irene Juno interprets the action pictured on the screen at Keith's Theater on the new $30,000 Wurlitzer orchestral unit recently installed to give ...
... The rest of the buildings in this pic are long gone (the theater was torn down around 1913).
Safe Place They apparently didn't ... serious bunch. I think they could do with a visit from Keith.
Are they waiting for the church to open? They're a pretty serious ...
April 29, 1925. "Girls from Keith's [vaudeville theater] at Arlington Beach." National Photo Company Collection glass negative. View full size.
Keith's was Polite and High Class B.F. Keith was the reigning king of ...
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Chain Biter, Crow Marvel,
Russians on Bill at Keith's
Breitbart, "The Iron King," a sensation in Europe, a man who ... of steel. He is the principal attraction at B.F. Keith's theater this week. Breitbart amazed two crowded houses yesterday with his ...
... on the Walter Reed Program. Sunday nights, Roxie's Capitol theater troupe is heard from WEAF, New York, through WCAP.
There is a ... in the Red Cross hall, where vaudeville actors from Keith's theater give a program for the disabled soldiers. Those who can't go ...
... circa 1906. "Tremont Street Bldg., looking south from Keith's Theatre." Detroit Publishing Co. glass negative. View full size.
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Delicious monstrosity That is one ugly wedding cake of ...
... Chatham Square in the Bowery was the heart NYC's popular theater and public amusements in the late 1800s. It got rougher and raunchier, ... house, one of several Proctor Theaters, later part of the Keith's Circuit, then RKO.
The brewery shown in the color film of the 3rd ...
... commercial district: streetcar transportation, vaudeville theater, painless dentistry, comfortable shoes. 8x10 inch glass negative. ... Building (midway down the block, on the right between Keith's and the Hotel) is still there, as is the taller building with the ...
... the entertainment given to approximately 1,200 children at Keith's theater under the auspices of the Central Union Mission. In the afternoon she ...
... to form Advanced Vaudeville, intended as a threat to Keith-Albee’s vaudeville hegemony in the eastern half of the USA. Erlanger ... final performance in 1926 was at the long gone Garrick Theater, center left.
(The Gallery, Detroit Photos, DPC, Stores & Markets, ...
... "Fifteenth Street north from G Street N.W." Starring the Keith's Theater building, whose corner bar is now the address of the Old Ebbitt Grill. ...
... second day today will be featured with a public address in Keith's theater by Dr. William A. White, of St. Elizabeth's hospital. Representative ...