Help With An East End Photo

[Howard Brown]

Bruce Collie located this....and has a question

[Gary Barnett]

How, there was a Princess Hall at 120, Commercial Road, which was a place of Jewish entertainment.

I don’t recognise the building, but I think that may be it.

[Gary Barnett]

There’s also mention of a Princess Hall in Christian Street, off the Commercial Road, which was a Jewish wedding venue as well as a theatre.

[Robert Linford]

Can anyone translate the Hebrew?

[Whitechurch]

I think it says:

“FEATURING THE HUMAN TRIPOD HOW BROWN”

[Paul]

Er, the sign says "The Best In the East End for Wedding Parties, Concerts..." which suggests that this building, ironically for a place of Jewish entertainment, is in Christian Street. Or am I missing something nd stating the obvious again?

[Gary Barnett]

Er, the sign says "The Best In the East End for Wedding Parties, Concerts..." which suggests that this building, ironically for a place of Jewish entertainment, is in Christian Street. Or am I missing something nd stating the obvious again?

Robert’s dry sense of humour is not always transparent. I imagine he was expecting a response like Whitechurch’s or,

Moishe Brown’s Kosher Scrapple Warehouse

[Howard Brown]

Actually in the mamaloshen....its a holiday greeting.
It reads...
Roses are red
Violets are bluish
If it wasn't for Christmas
We'd all be Jewish.

Not for nothing, but scrapple ain't kosher.