I stand corrected. Excellent research
Noir Noir.
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Originally Posted by Noir_Noir
One Mack Sennett reference book suggests 5819 Pasadena Ave. could possibly be the Van De Kamp's that appears in a 1927 comedy Smith's Candy Shop.
It first shows up at the twelve minute mark.
archive.org - Smith's Candy Shop
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At the 16:23 mark a street car goes by. . .
. . .revealing a
'mystery' drug store.
As the little girl offers the policeman a piece of candy you can see a street number on the drug store's awning.
hmmm...possibly
3267.
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Do ya'll think we can figure out where this drug store was located. (or
is located)
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I've decided to go ahead and add this frame.
Here is the policeman, from a different angle, eating the candy with several buildings behind him.
Of course this doesn't necessarily mean the buildings are across the store from the drug store. (although that's what the shot implies)
The shot might have been taken at another time (or location) and edited into the sequence.