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 Historic Theater Poster (L), The famous Jarrett/Palmer London Company consolidated with Slavi $47.00 This is a museum quality, reproduction print on premium paper with archival/UV resistant inks. Date: c. 1881. Print Info: M11362 Created by W.J. Morgan & Co. Lith. Cleveland O. Topics: Dogs. Animal attacks. Waterfalls. Melodramas.Publisher: Jarrett & Palmer London Company. Slavins Original American Troupe. HISTORY OF THE THEATER POSTERSOriginally used to attract the public to performances and performers, these posters illustrate the wide range of popular, live entertainment in America from the late nineteenth to the early twentieth century. The bulk of the posters are color lithographs and woodcuts and come from three main genres: Magic Posters, Minstrel Posters, Theatrical Posters. 1. Magic Posters: feature Houdini, Kellar, Thurston, et al. 2. Minstrel Poster Collection: highlight minstrel companies who usually performed programs of African-American music, comedy and impersonation. 3. Theatrical Posters: a) Burlesque, Dance, Music, Operetta, Specialty Acts, Vaudeville, b) Kiralfy Brothers, c) Portrait Posters, d) Stock Posters.  The Famous Pacific Dessert Company Lemon Decadence Tea Cookies, 5 -Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) $24.00 I purchased the 6-pack of these lemon tea cookies and waited with great anticipation for the melt-in-your-mouth, powdered sugar-covered shortbread lemon tea cookies I was expecting; what I received was 6 boxes of cookies that tasted like chemicals. I don't know if they were old and had gone off or had been stored in some plastic container that had leached the plastic into the cookies or if the makers just used some sort of artificial lemon flavoring rather than actual lemon but any lemon flavor they might've had was nearly undetectable, overpowered by a medicinal chemical flavor. They kind of tasted like Bactine smells. Needless to say I would not recommend these cookies to anyone but if you really want to try them let me know, I still have 5 unopened boxes... (To be fair, I can't say for sure ALL the boxes tasted like this, just the one I happened to open. I will not, however, be trying any of the other boxes I still have.) |
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