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Saginaw Street, Flint Michigan 1940s

Saginaw Street, Flint Michigan 1940s

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Standing in the 300 block of S Saginaw St looking north towards the river. The movies showing at the Rialto are Raffles (first released 1939) and A Lady Takes a Chance (1943). It was renamed the Theatre Royal in the 1960s and later reverted to porn complete with topless female employees....it was demolished in 1977. The address was 308 S Saginaw. We can also see Blocks Jewelers, the Army Surplus at 312 (with Dora's Beauty Shop upstairs) and Bettys Dress Shop. To the right of the Rialto is Fred's Jewelers which was located on the corner of Union St. Looking at the slide mount this dates from somewhere between 1941 and 1949.

Available as a quality canvas print with FREE worldwide delivery. Choose from 5 different sizes.

Our fade-resistant textured canvas is stretched over a 3/4" (19mm) thick wood frame and stapled on the back. The edges contain a unique mirrored image. Canvas is tougher than paper so there's no need to frame it or put it behind glass. These are ready-to-hang on the wall.

Prints are made to order. Please allow 7 to 10 days for delivery.

We can also supply this image on a host of other formats including posters. foam board, wood framed prints and metal prints. We can also print in on a big selection of clothing and household items including mugs, t-shirts, phone & laptop cases etc. Please don't hesitate to get in touch to discuss your requirements.



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