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Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse Viewing Contest Entries
September 3, 1932
Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse viewing contest entries for The Capital Times' recent Movie Star Coloring contest held in celebration of RKO's Greater Show Season, appearing in Fanchon & Marco's "Mou...
George Beil Typewriter Co. Window Display
May 24, 1932
George Beil Typewriter Co., 1454 Williamson Street, window display, with Woodstock typewriters featured.
Brown's Book Shop Window Display
November 24, 1932
Brown's Book Shop, 643 State Street, with a window display of the "Modern Library."
Capitol Theatre Marquee
August 24, 1930
Capitol Theatre marquee advertising "Dixiana." 209 State Street.
Sears Sporting Goods Display
March 2, 1932
Sears Roebuck & Co. sporting goods display, featuring guns and golf clubs with "Hercules Work Clothes" sign.
Kroger Grocery and Bakery Christmas Window
November 24, 1932
Kroger Grocery & Bakery, 3 N. Pinckney Street, Christmas window display, featuring a sign that reads: "Christmas Cheer means food this year."
