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Asking for work should be an easy way out of the pool room.

"Now this is the only big pool room left in the city."

Beyond them, a door that led into a small pool room, where men were playing at two tables.

Soon, Crane started to play in public at a local pool room.

Past the 'Hotel' was the town pool room and on the other side of it the bar.

The shop and the pool room remained open late each night.

He said officials believed that about 400 people were in the pool room at the time of the collapse.

There are some pretty bad boys in the pool room.

The former pool room, now another quiet place to sit or study, can be closed off for meetings.

This time he walked straight up to the pool room and yanked the door open.

They first met at a local billiard hall, where Sahamies spent a lot of his time.

There was a general store, a gas station, billiard hall, and other establishments.

In this way, they say, the clubs resemble billiard halls.

Other restored spaces include a poker room, reading gallery and a billiards hall.

He returned to his Sheffield home, where he worked in a billiards hall.

Entertainment facilities included a 4-D cinema, a bowling alley, and a billiards hall.

The investigators traced the origin to the billiard hall.

Ma'am, I found her in the billiard hall, where a crowd of men was watching her play.

At various times, the hotel housed a restaurant, theater, and billiard hall and radio station.

Anson was forced to sell the billiards hall in 1909 when faced with mounting financial problems that led to his bankruptcy.