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Stanley Theatre, [19th & Market Sts.], Philadelphia, Pa. [graphic]

Athenaeum of Philadelphia - Visual Materials GLZ*023*001
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Format:
Image
Contributor:
Mastbaum, Stanley.
Lee, William H.
Stanley Company of America.
Hoffman, Henon & Company.
Visual Materials Collection (Athenaeum of Philadelphia)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
theaters (institutions)--Pennsylvania--Philadelphia.
19th & Market Sts. (Philadelphia, Pa.).
Stanley Theatre (Philadelphia, Pa.).
Local Subjects:
19th & Market Sts. (Philadelphia, Pa.).
Stanley Theatre (Philadelphia, Pa.).
Physical Description:
14 photoprints : b&w ; 8 x 10 in. or smaller
Contained In:
Irvin R. Glazer theaters collection. Graphics series.
Place of Publication:
ca. 1928-1973.
Notes:
This set is accompanied by photoproofs & negatives.
Set includes: [1] 1 photoprint of earlier photo. Verso note: "Stanley Theatre #2 - 19th St., Phila. Orchestra shot taken circa 1928. 29 rank Kimball [organ] is against stage just to right of center." [2] 2 interiors, with verso stamp of "Joseph N. Pearce, photographer, 5302 Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pa." Nos. 13506-13507. [3] 1 exterior perspective. No. 35007, dated 1-13-35. No photographer given. [4] 1 exterior of entrance & marquee at show time, with crowd & ca. 1950' autos. "War & Peace" with Audry Hepburn & Henry Fonda showing. ca. 1950's autos. [5] 3 exterior snapshots, ca. 1960's autos. [6] 3 images from demolition, ca. 1973.
Glazer, Philadelphia theatres, A-Z provides the address of 19th & Market Sts. According to Glazer the building was by Hoffman and Henon Company, opening in Jan. 1921, with n 1933 alteration of William H. Lee. It was dedicated as a memorial to Stanley Mastbaum, president of the Stanley Corporation theatres. It's demolition in 1973, was documented by the photoproofs in this collection.
Forms part of: Irvin R. Glazer theaters collection. Graphics series.
Cited in:
Glazer, p. 215.

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