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Four Women
Weathered portrait of four women in their dress clothes standing at the edge of a crowd.
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![In the spring of 1874, certain affiliates of the Sam Yup group in Chinatown at last challenged the dominance of the Royal Chinese Theatre [across the street at 626 Jackson] by erecting a rival house, the Sing Ping Yeun, which was thrown open to the public on June 20, 1874. The owners of the new theatre, said to have cost $50,000, were: Dr. Li-Po-Tai; Ah You, ex-Inspector of the Sam Yup Company; Ho Man, of the firm of Kum Wo; Ah Jarok, of the firm of Yee Tuck, and Ah Yung, agent for Dr. Li-Po-Tai. The elegant and superior members of this organization called themselves the Bo Fung Lin Company.](https://media.istockphoto.com/id/1362424269/vector/chinese-theatre-san-francisco.jpg?b=1&s=612x612&w=0&k=20&c=0BRUYYPTfPpDnMH7-of6OStknKXXuFx__m0PWt_-P0M=)
