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Overall measures 6\"x8\" - photo approx 5x7
This is an exceptional, original antique photograph documenting the exterior of the historic Princess Theatre nickelodeon movie house, dating to circa 1907-1908. The clear, detailed image shows the theater\'s ornate facade, complete with posters advertising the lost 1907 Vitagraph silent film \"Lost in an Arizona Desert\" and Segundo de Chomón’s famous 1908 Pathé Frères sci-fi short \"Excursion to the Moon\" (the iconic early remake of Méliès\' Trip to the Moon). A theater employee stands prominently in the center doorway next to the ticket booth.
The reverse features its original green paper maker\'s label from Neuhorn & Co. Picture Frames, located at 763 Eighth Avenue in New York City. Housed in its period-authentic black wooden frame, this is a museum-quality piece of early cinematic and theatrical ephemera.
Condition Note: Please review the provided photos closely for detail and condition.
