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Wooten, Thamous

Description

Notes on closing of African American theater in East St. Louis, Illinois, 1919

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Chicago Public Library

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Illinois Digital Heritage Hub

Keywords

  1. African American Business Enterprises
  2. African Americans
  3. Arts & Entertainment
  4. Business/Industry/Manufacturing
  5. Domestic/Community/Social Life
  6. East Saint Louis
  7. East Saint Louis Race Riot, East Saint Louis, Ill., 1917
  8. Government
  9. Government & Politics
  10. Illinois
  11. Illinois Description & Travel
  12. Illinois History & Culture
  13. Licenses
  14. Municipal Government
  15. Newspapers
  16. Public Relations
  17. Racism
  18. Theaters

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