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We'd love to hear if you know who any of these people are.  Probably from 1880s or 1890s if undated.  mgchitty@msn.com  or  mgchitty@verizon.net

on back Sarony Gold Medal Paris 1878 37 Union Square New York
Negatives Preserved. Duplicates may be obtained at any time.
Elevator from the Street

Fredrick's 770 Broadway, N.Y.
on back Fredrick's Knickerbocker Family Portrait Gallery, 770 Broadway Cor. 9th St.  New York

H.J.  Theim, Newark N.J.
International Portrait Exhibition, H.J. Theim, Broad St. Newark, NJ For duplicates bring this number

D'Aquinos 1289 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, N.Y.

Ray D. Chapman 1513 Eighth Ave., Bet. 17th & 18th Streets, New York

Miss Winnetta Montague
Bradley & Rulofson, San Francisco
1851-1877 Actress Winetta Montague debuted in 1871, then married Walter Montgomery, who committed suicide a few days later. The young widow returned to the stage at Brooklyn's Park Theatre in 1872. In 1874 Montague's career took a turn and she became a variety performer. http://www.picturehistory.com/find/p/21764/mcms.html

Alice Harrison

1850-1896 A popular nineteenth-century actress and singer, born Alice Maude Metz. She made her stage debut at the Chestnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia at age eleven. Harrison's New York debut was in 1866 as Fan God in the "Ice Witch." In 1868 Harrison was the original Burlesque in "Humpty Dumpty." She toured California as a star and then made a transition into opera bouffe. Before her health failed the actress appeared as Yum-Yum in "The Mikado" on Broadway.
Bradley & Rulofson, San Francisco, United Stats, The World, Vienna 1873, 129 Montgomery Street, San Francisco
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