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Here are some photos of the Portola and its successor:
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One more:
Grand opening:
En fuego:
Here are some additional photos from the SF Library:
An expanded view of the photo at the top of the page:
http://jpg1.lapl.org/pics21/00030124.jpg
From the SF Public Library:
Interior:
Some additional pictures from construction, grand opening and later on in the mid 1940s:
Some additional photos:
Here is an expanded version of the photo at the top of the page:
Here are some photos from the SF Public Library:
A photo of the interior from the same source:
There was another United Artists theater in San Francisco, also called the Imperial. I didn’t see a listing under either name:
These two photos show different Alhambra theaters in San Francisco, presumably. The first shot was taken after the 1906 earthquake.
I suppose this theater was near the Cairo, which would answer my question on that page about the address. I don’t know if I would put either theater in the downtown area, however.
The address above would put the theater near Century Boulevard in South Los Angeles. Is that correct?
I think Cosmo is referring to the “Hungry i”, a noted comedy club, and not the country in Eastern Europe.
That would be the San Francisco Public Library, of course. I am going for some coffee to wake up.
Here is an interior photo of the Warfield, from the LA Library:
Here are some photos of the Portola and its successor:
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One more:
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One more:
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Grand opening:
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En fuego:
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Here are some additional photos from the SF Library:
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Here are some additional photos from the SF Library:
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An expanded view of the photo at the top of the page:
http://jpg1.lapl.org/pics21/00030124.jpg
From the SF Public Library:
View link
Interior:
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Some additional pictures from construction, grand opening and later on in the mid 1940s:
View link
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Some additional photos:
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Here is an expanded version of the photo at the top of the page:
View link
From the SF Public Library:
View link
Here are some photos from the SF Public Library:
View link
View link
A photo of the interior from the same source:
View link
There was another United Artists theater in San Francisco, also called the Imperial. I didn’t see a listing under either name:
View link
These two photos show different Alhambra theaters in San Francisco, presumably. The first shot was taken after the 1906 earthquake.
View link
View link
From the SF Public Library:
View link
View link
View link
One more:
View link
I suppose this theater was near the Cairo, which would answer my question on that page about the address. I don’t know if I would put either theater in the downtown area, however.
The address above would put the theater near Century Boulevard in South Los Angeles. Is that correct?
I think Cosmo is referring to the “Hungry i”, a noted comedy club, and not the country in Eastern Europe.
That would be the San Francisco Public Library, of course. I am going for some coffee to wake up.
Here is an interior photo of the Warfield, from the LA Library:
View link