If the Daly City Theatre resembles the work of Reid Brothers, it might be because C. H. Jensen was that firmâs chief draftsman for several years prior to striking off on his own in 1921.
1 The forms used when referring in the third person are His Highness (to a man) and Her Highness (to a woman).  If the prince or princess is a member of a royal family, the full form is Your Royal Highness; if a member of an imperial family (i.e., the family of an emperor or empress), the form is Your Imperial Highness.
The titles and styles of the Royal Family are as follows: 1  The occupant of the Throne is The King or The Queen, together with other titles pertaining to the Crown or belonging to members of the Royal Family. 2  He or She is styled His or Her Majesty. 3  The King's wife bears the title of Queen with the style Her Majesty.