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"Tales of Manhattan" at the Majestic Theatre

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Photograph of promotional materials for "Tales of Manhattan" at the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio, Texas.1 photograph : b&w ; 21 x 26 cm.
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Contributors:
Irby, Lovita
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University of North Texas

Record Harvested From

The Portal to Texas History

Keywords

  1. Anderson, Eddie, 1905 1977
  2. Arts And Crafts Theatre Motion Pictures
  3. Boyer, Charles, 1899 1978
  4. Cinemas
  5. Fonda, Henry, 1905 1982
  6. Hayworth, Rita, 1918 1987
  7. Interstate Amusement Company
  8. Laughton, Charles, 1899 1962
  9. Majestic Theatre
  10. Movie Theaters
  11. Movie Theatres
  12. Robeson, Paul, 1898 1976
  13. Robinson, Edward G., 1893 1973
  14. Rogers, Ginger, 1911 1995
  15. Tales Of Manhattan
  16. Theaters
  17. Theatres
  18. Waters, Ethel, 1896 1977

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