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Seattle Star, Seattle, Washington, February 6, 1915.

James P. Lee (photographer), Eastern view on Pike Street

from Third Avenue, Seattle, 1930s

& Paving Pike Street, Seattle, 1915, Seattle Municipal Archives

& 816 East Pike Street, Seattle, Feb. 24, 1916,

Engineering Department Photographic Negatives, Seattle

Municipal Archives

& Asahel Curtis (photographer), Class A Theatre,

exterior by day, Seattle, 1917, University

of Washington Libraries, Special Collection Division,

Asahel Curtis Photo Co. Collection

& A Subscriber – „Slip-jack“ comedy is a new

one on us; we presume that you mean „slap-stick“ comedy.

To depart from our usual prose,

      A slap-stick, is a comedy where a man falls on his neck, and

      if he don‘t get up again you know he‘s hurt, by heck!

      But if you really want a thorough explanation of just what

slap-stick comedy is, and of just how it is written,

we would advice you to send for the August number...

(...) Photoplay Author, Springfield, Massachusetts, Dec. 1914

      Thinks and Things By Gorenflot. Comes a man

      who says he doesn‘t know what „slap-stick“ comedy is.    

      Photoplay Author, Aug. 1914

      The Treatment of Comedy By J. Berg Esenwein

      and Arthur Leeds

      Photoplay Author, March 1915

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