1906 Providence, RI Theatre, Narragansett, Hanley, Beers, Steamships, Coca-Cola

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1906 Providence, RI Theatre, Narragansett, Hanley, Beers, Steamships, Coca-Cola:
$16.50

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OFFERED:
is a vintage and original, 23 page program for Keith’s Theatre in Providence, Rhode Island, which dates to May 28, 1906. The comedy play, \"Gay Parisians\" was playing, and just some of the great old advertising includes, Brown Baseball versus Pennsylvania, Coca-Cola, National automobile, Every Day Coffee, John E. Good, bottler of Hanley Brewing Company\'s Half-Stock Ale beer, Joy Line steamships, Hanley\'s Beer, and two for Narragansett Beer, with one being a full page ad, all pre-prohibition.

CONDITION:
nice, with moderate wear and patina

SHIPPING INFORMATION:
If paying by PayPal, buyer pays USPS First Class Parcel shipping of $3.50, which also includes tracking. Your item/s will be packaged securely with a thick card stiffener so it/they cannot easily be bent. Whether purchasing a single item or multiple items in my sales, your total postage cost is that of the item with the highest postage listed. I will assume any additional postage cost, should that be the case.

I DO:
-accept PayPal for those with an account.
-combine multiple purchases, of course.
-package your item/s with great care...you should expect no less.
-add 7% Rhode Island Sales Tax for R. I. buyers with R. I. destination of delivery, as required.
-attend to your emails and delivery of purchase, promptly, notifying you when I ship.
-encourage your emails regarding any specific questions or comments, and especially, any goofs I may have made in my description…always looking to learn.

I DO NOT:
-ship to foreign countries due to the exorbitant shipping expense to the buyer, necessitated by PayPal\'s seller protection policy.
-end my sales early to accept offers for purchase.
-re-list my items that do not sell on because I have other venues by which to offer them.
-engage in shill offerding.

Please check my response, offer if you wish, and send funds with confidence - I’m from the Old School. Thank you for your time and interest, and please visit my \"View My World\" webpage from my \"response\" webpage.

RESEARCH:
\"The Empire Theatre has a long history that began in 1878 as Low’s Opera House, when it was a rival to the Providence Opera House on Dorrance Street, opened seven years earlier in 1871. It was re-built, reopening on October 24, 1898 with a seating capacity of 1,801. In the seventy-one years of its existence in the center of downtown Providence, it served as an illustrious home to theatre and vaudeville and films, under the later names of Keith’s Theatre, B.F. Keith’s New Theatre, Victory Theatre, RKO Victory Theatre, and finally, from 1936 to its demise in 1948, the Empire Theatre.\"

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