BASA-86K-1-36-3-Poster of Prague National Theatre, 1904
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This printed theatre poster from the Royal Bohemian Land Theatre in Prague, the National Theatre, announces performances on 25 and 26 May 1904. It features a heraldic lion crest, bold display type for the play title Dcera, and a two-column cast list in Czech.
