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Commodore Theatre, [4228 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.] [graphic] / The Ballinger Company, architects and engineers, Philadelphia, New York.

Athenaeum of Philadelphia - Visual Materials BAL*147*001. BAL-PHO-4404
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Format:
Image
Author/Creator:
Ballinger Company.
Contributor:
Sutton, D. E.
Visual Materials Collection (Athenaeum of Philadelphia)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Theaters--Pennsylvania--Philadelphia.
4228 Walnut St. (Philadelphia, Pa.).
Commodore Theater (Philadelphia, Pa.).
Hotel Fairfax (Philadelphia, Pa.).
Local Subjects:
4228 Walnut St. (Philadelphia, Pa.).
Commodore Theater (Philadelphia, Pa.).
Hotel Fairfax (Philadelphia, Pa.).
Physical Description:
6 photoprint : b&w ; 8 x 10 in.
Contained In:
Ballinger Company. Architectural photographs of the work of Ballinger & Perrot, and the successor Ballinger Company.
Place of Publication:
[1929]
Notes:
Ballinger log book 4, p. 89 lists photo numbers 4404, 4486-4490. Photo no. 4404 is an architectural drawing, a perspective rendering, with the delineator's name, "D.E. Sutton", bottom left. Photo no. 4486-4490 are photos of the actual theater. Photo no. 4486 shows a corner view, opposite the marquee. An arrow sign on a telephone pole reads "Hotel Fairfax, 43rd & Locust St." Theater address from the Irvin R. Glazer theatre collection. Date estimated from neighboring photos.
Forms part of: Ballinger Company. Architectural photographs of the work of Ballinger & Perrot, and the successor Ballinger Company.
Local Notes:
Athenaeum copy: Gift of the Ballinger collection,

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