Capitol Gallery

West front of the United States Capitol with cows in the for

West front of the United States Capitol with cows in the foreground. Drawing shows the Tripoli Monument honoring American valor during the Barbary Wars of 1804. It was moved to the West Front of the Capitol in 1831 (and moved to the US Naval Academy in 1860). The drawing also shows the wooden fence that first delineated the Capitol grounds. (Source: Pam Scott, 2011). Date ca. 1831

© Mary Evans / Library of Congress

Interior photograph of the Capitol Theatre in the Haymarket

Photograph of the interior of the Capitol Theatre in London's Haymarket. The Theatre was the first design by the now well known cinema architect Andrew Mather, who would go on to design the Odeon in Leicester Square with Harry Weedon. The Capitol Theatre was built for Sir Walter Gibbons who originally leased it to the Clavering Brothers for its opening on the 11th February 1925 with a showing of the Film The Miracle of the Wolves'. It was later leased to the General Theatres Corporation who would be taken over by Gaumont British Theatres in 1928. The Capitol Theatre seated 1, 550 people in its opulent Neo-Classical style auditorium. Date: 1925

© The Michael Diamond Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library

Music cover, How Little We Know, Frank Sinatra

Music cover, How Little It Matters How Little We Know, words by Carolyn Leigh, music by Philip Springer, recorded by Frank Sinatra.
1956

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