Roseburg news-review., October 14, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1930.
Architecture
HAS A MOST IMPORTANT PART
IN EVERY LARGE CONSTRUCTION
PROGRAM.
HENCE, IT IS WITH PLEASURE
THAT, AS ARCHITECTS, WE AC
KNOWLEDGE OUR PART IN THE
PREPARATION OF HUNT'S INDIAN
THEATRE FOR THE PEOPLE OF
ROSEBURG AND DOUGLAS
COUNTY.
J. W. DeYoung
Portland, Oregon
Congratulations.
TO HUNT'S INDIAN THEATRE
ON THE COMPLETION OF THIS
MUCH NEEDED UP-TO-DATE
AMUSEMENT HOUSE. WE EX
TEND OUR CONGRATULATIONS
TO ALL WHO HAD A PART IN
THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE . .
WE ARE. OF COURSE. GLAD TO
HAVE BEEN PRIVILEGED TO
FURN1SI I TI IE NEON SIGNS.
Eugene Electric Neon
Sign Company
We Are
Pleased,
Certainly we are pleased with
the new Hunt's Indian theatre in
Roseburg. We are pleased to know
that here in Roseburg is a theatre
second to none in the state of Ore
gon. To Mr. George Hunt we offer
our congratulations for selecting
the best equipment and furnishings
money could buy. We believe that
in this Mr. Hunt has signified his
confidence in this fine community.
That we furnished much of the
equipment gives us a sense of satis
faction. We supplied the carpets,
draperies, lighting fixtures, Hey-wood-Wakefield
chairs, stage dra
peries and all interior decorations.
The signs and box office equip
ment also were supplied through
us. We believe that Roseburg thea
tre patrons will respond to the
unusual beauty and comfort of the
new Hunt's Indian theatre.
Felicitations to Roseburg
on this fine new
Business Asset
B. F. Shearer Company
Los Angeles
Seattle
Portland