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Antique magazine ad, carefully removed from April 1898 period publication (original -- not a reproduction or reprint).The Palace Conservatory (also referred to as the Palace Conservatory/Saloon) was a 19th- and early 20th-century establishment in downtown Los Angeles known for hosting musical ensembles and dining.
It was very much like \"dinner and a show.\" The \"show\" wasn\'t a Broadway musical, but rather high-quality live music. Prominent local musicians—such as Sophia Schneider and her Berth ensemble—were hired to play concerts directly inside the venue to entertain guests while they drank and ate. The culinary side was taken just as seriously as the music. The venue actively recruited top-tier talent, including Jacob Charles Fieber, a notable chef from the famous Santa Fe Railroad\'s Harvey House system, to manage the kitchen.
This particular ad bragged of \"Dainty Lunches, Enchanting Music, Best of Beer.\"1 page (including this one-third-page ad). Ad itself is approximately 3 x 4 1/2 inches. Page as a whole is approximately 9 x 5 3/4 inches.
Your antique advertisement will be presented in a clear archival sleeve with acid-free cardboard backing and certificate of provenance, and shipped in a rigid mailer with extra cardboard reinforcement to prevent bending.Very uncommon. Nice for local historian, collector, decorator, or designer.
