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Broadway & 7th,
November 27, 2015
Broadway & 7th,
November 27, 2015
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Los Angeles, yeah! And now, please show us the Tyrell-Corporation. 
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Nice shot. Too bad you couldn't replace the vehicles in the photo of today with yesteryear.Los Angeles
Broadway & 7th, November 27, 2015
2jakes
I'll Lock Up
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Los Angeles
Broadway & 7th, November 27, 2015
Nice shot. Too bad you couldn't replace the vehicles in the photo of today with yesteryear.
Enjoy the trip !
late 50s
mid 50s
40s
and the roaring 20s
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Woohoo!!
2jakes
I'll Lock Up
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Woohoo!!
1890
Wilcox Ave. from south of Prospect Ave. as an unpaved, tree-lined road.
later became Hollywood Blvd.
View of workers grading the roadbed & installing streetcar tracks on Hollywood Blvd.
California, 1898.
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Thank you!Wow! A work of art.
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Great, real life!! Thank you!
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Light film-noir.
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Light film-noir.
"I paid my check, left my car where it was, and walked the north side of the street to the Stockwell Building. It was an antique with a cigar counter in the entrance and a manually operated elevator that lurched and hated to level off. The corridor of the sixth floor was narrow and the doors had frosted glass. It was older and much dirtier than my own building. It was loaded with doctors, dentists, Christian Science practitioners not doing too good, the kind of lawyers you hope the other fellow has, the kind of doctors and dentists who scrape along. Not too skillful, not too clean, not too much on the ball, three dollars and please pay the nurse; tired, discouraged men who know just exactly where they stand, what kind of patients they can get and how much money they can be squeezed into paying. Please Do Not Ask For Credit. Doctor is In, Doctor is Out. That's a pretty shaky molar you have there, Mrs. Kazinski. Now if you want this new acrylic filling, every bit as good as a gold inlay, I can do it for you for $14. Novocain will be two dollars extra, if you wish it. Doctor is In, Doctor is Out. That will be Three Dollars, Please pay the Nurse."
"In a building like that there will always be a few guys making real money, but they don't look it. They fit into the shabby background, which is protective coloring for them. Shyster lawyers who are partners in a bail-bond racket on the side. Abortionists posing as anything you like that explains their furnishings. Dope pushers posing as urologists, dermatologists or any branch of medicine in which the treatment can be frequent, and regular use of local anesthetics is normal."
Raymond Chandler, The Last Goodbye
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