#coa 5

Moulin Rouge (which Golden Rose Theater has connections to) Aired in the 19th-20th century. Means "red windmill" (and we can see a small red windmill in the background of the poster).

Victoria Bicycle Factory - Nürnberg

1910 German poster for the Victoria Bicycle brand

1917 Russian Tobacco advertisement

The Saturday Evening Post

From the 1920s to the 1960s, it was one of the most widely circulated and influential magazines within the American middle class, with fiction, non-fiction, cartoons and features that reached two million homes every week

Blackbird theater may be a reference to the "Blackbirds of 1928" or "Blackbird Revue", which ran for several months at the Moulin Rouge in Paris, France.

"Tea Makes Everything Better" advertisement

May be a reference to the East Side of New York. Upper East Side is one of the wealthiest parts of the city

Cigarette ad

"vice" makes me think of the Pre-registration event referencing the scene where Robot Maria "bewitches the men of Metropolis". The words on the image comes from that scene: „Alle sieben Todsünden um ihretwillen-!" = “All seven deadly sins for her sake!"

Paramount Pictures was founded in 1914, and is currently the oldest running American studio and 5th oldest surviving film studio. It even had a theater built in Brooklyn, New York

Advertisement for Hawaii

The Lava Planet May reference a real thing, as a lava planet is a hypothetical type of planet mostly covered in hot lava. 1 candidate is K2-141b, which has hot lava on one side, but extreme cold on the other, with a magma ocean, rock vapor atmosphere, and supersonic winds

1 sign says "Museum", which may be a reference to COA 3 (to Pickman's art museum). The other I can't read, but the man is holding a pipe, so it could be another smoking related ad.

A few more pictures that can't be made out well or I haven't found references for yet 2nd picture has the word "Cup" 3rd picture has the word "Neo" 4th picture has one sign with the word "Colt" and the other sign seems to end in an "ee"

"A Trip to the Moon". A film inspired by Jules Verne's "From the Earth to the Moon" and "Around the Moon". A group of scientists build a spaceship and are shot to the moon by a group of women, where they hit the man in the moon's eye.

They find a cave with giant mushrooms + soil fertile enough to let their umbrellas take root. An alien disappears when tapped with an umbrella. They're captured & taken to the moon's ruler + his lobster guard. They escape, return to Earth, land in the ocean, & picked up by a ship.