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Capitol Theatre and Orpheum Theater Ushers
September 7, 1930
Group portrait of Capitol Theatre and Orpheum Theater ushers.
Orpheum and Capitol Theater Ushers
February 1, 1931
Group portrait of Capitol and Orpheum theater staff and ushers in uniform, standing and sitting around the Capitol Theatre lobby fountain.
Orpheum Theatre Ushers
September 9, 1928
Group portrait of Orpheum Theatre ushers in uniform.
Theater Ushers
September 7, 1930
Group portrait of Capitol Theatre and Orpheum Theater ushers.
Orpheum Theatre Ushers
September 2, 1928
Group portrait of the Orpheum Theatre's staff of ushers.
Orpheum Theatre Ushers
April 10, 1927
Group portrait of new Orpheum Theatre ushers. Behind the group is a statue of a boy with a goat on a pedestal near the "Aisle 2" doors to the auditorium.