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English: Exterior view of the Enmore Theatre showing "Shanghai lady" and "Bulldog Drummond", Enmore, Sydney, ca. 1929, by Sam Hood, gelatin cilver print, State Library of New South Wales, PXE 789 (v.56)
Date ca. 1929
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Author Sam Hood
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Enmore Theatre showing "Shanghai lady" and "Bulldog Drummond", Enmore, Sydney, ca. 1929

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