Missoula MT 1933 - What is it?

[Sherlock1889]

The man in the middle owned a local store called Worden's.  They are celebrating the end of Prohibition, hence the beer bottle cut-out.   "Together again" refers to the old practice of serving free lunch at the bars - rye bread and beer go together!   The car is evidently a 1905, but what? 

 

Edited November 16, 2020 by Sherlock1889 (see edit history)

[Larry Schramm]

My guess, is a Curved Dash Olds, but not totally sure because of the body lines at the rear of the seat going down and towards the rear.  Not the same on both cars.

 

Edited November 16, 2020 by Larry Schramm (see edit history)

[dictator27]

Not curved dash Olds.  Car in question has full elliptic rear springs.  Olds doesn't.

[Guest]

What's up with the facial hair?

[Sherlock1889]

I've seen other photos of Worden during this period.  No facial hair.  I'm quite certain the beards are false and the get-up of the little guy on the right is a costume - an attempt at a duster?  Maybe they were trying to look like a photo from back in 1905, or at least before Prohibition.   BTW those little packages they are holding are miniature loaves of rye bread, samples perhaps or promotional giveaways for the new Wonder Bread!

 

Edited November 16, 2020 by Sherlock1889 (see edit history)