Poli's Theatre

222 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania

"Scranton's Premiere Playhouse Formally Opened September 2nd 1907. The Theatre which has an established reputation for producing the creme of metropolitan successes both in Vaudeville & Stock." The illustration portion was done by Sarah Farley Allan.
The above advertisement is from the 1912 Board of Trade publication.

Programme for week January 13th, 1908



J. D. Williams & Bro., rebuilt after the 1906 fire	Merchants and Mechanics Bank	Next Week: SA-HERA	Phila. Cloak & Suite House; Fasold & Colburn; Prendergast

Casey Brothers Liquor	Taylor Pharmacy; Stieff Piano; Samter Bros.; Union National Bank	J. D. Williams & Bros.; Reisman Bros. Book Store	New England Advertising; Kramer Bros.; The Fashion

Bee Hive Jewelry; Cafe Martin; Hornbaker; Mears & Hagen	London Harness; Hodgson; Tierney & Scott; Phelps Pharmacy; M. Silverman Umbrellas	McConnell; Cafe Martin; Smith's Hats; Harry McNabb; Economy Jewelry	The Fair; Keller & Harris; Margaret Bennett Wood; A. A. Oehlert; Scranton Candy Kitchen

The Williams & McAnulty Store	Lauer & Marks; E. Schimpff; Epsteins; Davis Printing	Scranton Garage & Motor Car Company	B&S Shoes; Commercial Dining & Oyster House; E. O. Smith; Fadden's Shop; Lohman's Restaurant
			Peoples' Department Store; S. Radin E. Robinson's Sons Pilsener Traders National Bank Continued - 1914 Cast

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To the 1914 New Poli's Player
To the 1915 Program
Scranton Theaters: Poli and Academy
To Sarah Farley Allan Poli Theatre Illustrations
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