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New York Clipper, New York, November 14, 1914.

Dough and Dynamite Scenes

& Humboldt Bank Building, San Francisco

– You can see the Portolá Theatre‘s front on the left side.

(...) Frontispiece, Architect and Engineer

of California and the Pacific Coast, Feb. 1913

& Portola TheatEr, San Francisco, Cal.

      THE Portola theatre, 779 Market street,

San Francisco, Cal., enjoys the distinction of being one

of the largest houses in that city devoted exclusively

to motion pictures, and has the added distinction of being located

in the very heart of the downtown section, near Fourth

street, the theater proper is on Stevenson street and is reached

through an unusually long tiled lobby. This arrangement

is most advantageous as the noises of Market street are entirely

eliminated. The theatre has a seating capacity of 1,100.

(...) Moving Picture World, July 25, 1914

& Lobby display of Portola Theatre, San Francisco, Cal., during the Showing of „The Rosary“

(...) Motion Picture News, Aug. 21, 1915 (also Moving Picture

World, Aug. 28, 1915)

& Portola, lobby, San Francisco, 1915, Cinema Treasures

„Threads of Destiny and Dough and Dynamite“

Editorial content. „OUT OF TOWN NEWS

      San Francisco.“ (...)

      „NOTES.

      THE following feature films were the attractions

at the respective houses named for week

beginning Sunday, 1: (...) at the Portola Theatre, Threads of Destiny and Dough and Dynamite.“ (...)

      Portola Theatre, 779 Market Street, San Francisco.

      Dough and Dynamite is

      released by Keystone Oct. 26, 1914.

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