
Pacific near Polk
View east on Pacific toward Polk. Pacific Avenue Cable Car #62 with dummy and trailer. Gripman talking to motorist in Oldsmobile
Polk GulchContains 409 photos
View east on Pacific toward Polk. Pacific Avenue Cable Car #62 with dummy and trailer. Gripman talking to motorist in Oldsmobile
Polk GulchArchitectural rendering of proposed Irving Theatre at 9th Avenue by Golden State Theater and Realty Corporation. (though the caption reads 9th Avenue, the Theatre was built between 14th and 15th) [Mark T. Jorgensen, Architect. 321 Bush Street.]
Sunset InnerAdvertising sheet of photos and sketch highlighting construction of Irving Theatre in 1925. Portraits of Harry Sack and Wm. S. Godfrey, Jr. It closed August 8, 1962 and has been demolished
Sunset InnerView to northeast corner bakery. Pacific Coast Food Stores grocery and Irving Theatre showing 'Clear the Decks' and 'Napoleon's Barber.'
Sunset InnerIrving between 14th and 15th Avenues. Marquee reading 'Conrad Nagel in The Mysterious Lady, Frank Galvin & His Playmates.' Frank Galvin & His Playmates were the Irving house orchestra at that time.
Sunset InnerPhotograph of theatre ceiling with artwork of clouds, sky, and cherubs. 1950s ticket stubs from Jack Tillmany collection.
Sunset InnerSecond floor lobby with chandeliers, sofas, cigarette machine, and balcony overlooking main lobby. [Irving ME22 12-10-42]
Sunset InnerView of proscenium from balcony. Piano, decorative reliefs and ornamental balconies. [Irving 12-10-42]
Sunset InnerLobby with tiled staircases to second level. Griffin reliefs, chandeliers. [Irving 12-10-42]
Sunset InnerAdvertising sheet for 'Nance O'Neil, a California Girl', presenting 'A Women's Past,' a 'powerful sermon against evil,' on January 18, 1916. O'Neil (1874-1965) was born in Oakland, California.
Sunset InnerView of south side of block. Temporary office of Olympic Federal Savings, Parkside Theatre showing 'Doctor Zhivago,' Dickenson's restaurant, Parkside Florist, Frank's Shoe Repair, Glamour Girl.
ParksideView of south side of block. Parkside Theatre advertising grand opening on Friday night. It closed August 8, 1962 and has been demolished.
ParksideCrowd assembled for the Grand re-opening of Parkside Theatre as Fox Parkside. showing 'Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines' with period automobiles in front. Dickenson's restaurant.
ParksideInterior View from stage to seats. Dating to when theatre was known as the Portal Theatre and just before opening.
West PortalView of lobby to doors to theatre with Pegasus and classical artwork. 85 West Portal Ave. [Empire Lobby-Foyer 11-4-44]
West Portal