Contains 830 photos
View northeast from San Juan Ave. across Mission, Municipal Railway (Muni) 12-line Trolley Coach #748, Mission St southbound at Ocean/San Juan. Granada Theatre and Club Algiers. Dependable Builders, Bank of America. "The Thing With Two Heads", "The Abominable Dr. Phibes", and "Dr. Jekyll & Sister Hyde" playing at the Granada.
Mission Terrace
View northeast, Market Street Railway (MSRy) 9-line Streetcar #848, San Jose Av at Bepler Daly City. Daly City Theatre in background.
Outside SF
View northeast, Municipal Railway (Muni) N-line Streetcar #64 with wings livery and Red Cross flag, Market St westbound at Market & Mason (with twin coach TB643) Owl Drug in Mechanics Savings Bank Building, Esquire and Telenews Theatres, Flood Building. Red Cross banners hung over Market St.
Tenderloin
View southeasterly on Market toward 7th Municipal Railway (Muni) N-line Streetcar #1034, Korbette, Guild Theatre, Centre Theatre, United Artists Theatre, Hotel Federal, Merrill's Drugs, Grant Building, Odd Fellows Building, KSAN Radio and TV Station. David Hewes Building with modernized exterior at far left.
Civic Center
View across Market between 7th and 8th Street. Man poses with automobile in front of the Sun Theatre (later known as the Strand Theatre) Marquee shows Roy Stewart in 'The Lone Hand' [1127 Market St]
Civic Center
Elevated View east on Market from 6th Street. Special Automobile Parade organized by the Panama-Pacific International Exposition Company with an advertised 25,000 automobiles on parade from the Ferry Building to the Exposition grounds which we under construction) Pantages and Empress (later St. Francis), and Empire Theatres at right. Marquee of Maio Biograph (later Crest) Theatre at far left. Rudolph Wurlitzer Co., Lesser Bros. Washington Market, Maryland Dairy Lunch, Eiler's Music House at right. [St Francis as Empress 7/15/1914 from 6th & Market]
Tenderloin
Aerial View southeasterly over Civic Center and South of Market. City Hall at center.
Western Addition
View westerly on Market Street between Grant and Stockton, closed State theatre at left, Roos-Atkins at right. (blurry)
Downtown / Union Square
Fox Theatre showing Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Muni PCC #1138
South of Market
Former Coliseum Theatre, converted to condos and retail. Walgreen's on ground floor.
Richmond Inner
3575 Geary Blvd. near Arguello. Theatre was closed in March 2005 and was razed in the summer of 2007 for a senior-care facility.
Lone Mountain
Polk between Green and Union, converted into gym
Polk Gulch
2055 Union between Webster and Buchanan (now converted into gym)
Union Street
Former El Rey Theatre, Voice of Pentecost Church
Mt. Davidson Manor
16th Street between Valencia and Guerrero
Mission Dolores