Stockton Evening and Sunday Record from Stockton, California • 25

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jt if ffc-v .4 I -C 14 feBTSSSW Ji V.3'-'4?:''r''': iVi 'SR- ft'; iA i-Vi w-; km- fT i2 i OlP 0 1 3 it Life in Stockton and its surrounding communities takes on a new aspect with the opening on October 14 of the FOX CALIFORNIA THEATRE. As the finest theatre in inland California we may point with pride to this latest addition in our civic welfare. The best in entertainment will be ours, brought to us concurrent with other important metropolitan cities. This edifice is a monument of the confidence which Fox West Coast Theatres have in our locality. They have invested over a half million dollars in building a show-palace for our comfort, and will spend thousands more each month in bringing us the newest and finest productions.

We can evidence our appreciation, by supporting, not only the opening celebration, but also the week-to-week programs by which such an institution is maintained. May I call upon each of you to consider thfc FOX CALIFORNIA as your theatre, as it is to be dedicated to you, and to take it into your heart as a part of your civic pride. i (Signed) J. CARL TREMAIN, Mayor of the City of Stockton..