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#121 That “startling woman” Mae West appears in front of the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Phoenix to promote her new movie in 1933.

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#121 That “startling woman” Mae West appears in front of the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Phoenix to promote her new movie in 1933.

What Phoenix, Arizona looked like in the early 20th Century

#121 That “startling woman” Mae West appears in front of the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Phoenix to promote her new movie in 1933.

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←#120 S.W. Miller general store east of 16th Street and the Arizona Canal, about where the Pointe Resort is today, 1928.
#122 Clover Court motel, 911 S. 17th Ave. in Phoenix, in 1939. It was owned by Al and Kitty Mortenson.→

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