The Mothers of Invention Handbill
John H. Myers alluded to the recent appearance of photography in poster art with his stylized adaptation of The Mothers' portrait. In a nod to the needs of the synagogue located next door to the Fillmore, Bill Graham made an arrangement to move his concerts to the Scottish Rites Temple on High Holy Days. For this and all concerts conflicting with the Holy Days, Graham had two trucks ready to shuttle patrons to the right hall.
The handbill is on thin white paper and bears union logo 221 in the lower left corner. It was printed before the concert and measures 5 1/2" x 8 3/8".