Making a Living Clippings 6/24
Arkansas Democrat, Little Rock, Arkansas, February 5, 1914.
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& Water damage estimated at $200 by
Saul S. Harris, manager, was done to the Savoy Theater,
509 Main street, at 8:15 o‘clock Wednesday night,
when firemen extinguished a small blaze discovered in the room
occupied by Geo. McBride, advertising agent, just
over the theatre. Patrons of the theatre made their exit from
the building without panic when notified of the blaze.
There was only slight fire damage to the Savoy theatre. The blaze
spread quickly in both directions, however, and
firemen were compelled to fight it from both sides of the wall. (...)
Reports that the blaze started in the operating
room of the Savoy theatre were branded false Monday by Chief
Charles Hafer. Machines in the operating room still
were intact and nothing in the room was burned, although
there was water damage.
(...) Arkansas Democrat, Little Rock, March 30, 1916
& THINK FIRE LOSS WAS ABOUT $45,000
Department Unable to Determine Monday Cause
of Blaze That Destroyed Theatre and Department Store.
(...) Arkansas Democrat, Little Rock, May 29, 1916
& Another New Building.
No announcement has been made as yet as to a new
building to be erected at the former site of the
Savoy theatre and Pollack store, which were damaged by fire.
(...) Arkansas Democrat, Little Rock, July 12, 1916
& The lease on the Savoy theatre,
511 Main street, recently destroyed by fire, has been given
up and the room is now for rent.
(...) Arkansas Democrat, Little Rock, July 19, 1916
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