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February 16, 2010
Vintage Marquee Letters A thru Z and Numbers 0 thru 9 for sale
What a great find! Own a piece of history! All marquee letters and numbers from the 1926 Hiland Theater of Ft. Thomas, Kentucky now for sale for the first time. Nice antique piece that will add character to any room in your house!
Great to spell out a word for decorating… Spell out M-O-V-I-E for your Home Theater, or F-U-N for a game room, or E-A-T for a kitchen, or J-A-C-O-B for a boy’s room, or N for a last name…. the possibilities are endless!! Get creative and order as many letters or numbers as you need!
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February 15, 2010
Oakland T&D Theater lights for sale
Four large art deco? chandeliers. Must be picked up in SF Bay Area.
Provide email address for photos.
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February 12, 2010
San Francisco Fox items for sale
These are some items I have from the Fox Theatre. I have some large scale plaster pieces that I cannot use. Two columns from the lobby about 16 feet tall with marble bases. One cartouche that’s about 6 feet wide and four feet tall.
Provide your email address for photos. This is heavy stuff and must be picked up (SF Bay area).
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February 11, 2010
Oceana admission tickets
I have 113 old admission tickets to the Oceana Theatre. I believe these tickets are from the 40’s or 50’s. They were printed by the National Ticket Co. of Shaokin, PA.
Please contact me or if interested.
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February 2, 2010
CORES (film) wanted
Film CORES wanted, 35mm width – does anyone have an accumulation you’d box-up and sell me?
Either diameter will do and any color, though they should of course have the keyslot. Films came from labs on these.
Tell me roughly how many.
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January 25, 2010
WANTED….Vintage theater items
I am amounting a collection of vintage theater/cinema items such as signs, equipment(working and non working), 35mm films reels, ect to decorate a home. If you have any items that you are looking to part with, please . I already have several seats, so I am not really interested in those.
Thank you
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January 22, 2010
Color drawings of the interiors of historic theatres for sale
Hi,
I’m new to your site, but I have always been interested in old theatres, partly due to the fact I am a theatre organist. In spare time, I draw the interior of old movie theatres/palaces, and I now offer these for sale.
They are in color, 8" by 11" and are of places like the Brooklyn Fox, Loew’s Kings, New York City Roxy, etc. They are ready for framing, and are available at a resonable price. They have been featured in the American Theatre Organ Magazine September 2008. I also except commissions.
I can be reached at .edu or 1-201-321-5319. Contact me for more info and a list of available theatres and those to come.
Eric Fahner
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January 21, 2010
Theater seats wanted
I am trying to re-open a theatre in Northeast Connecticut and I am in need of seats. I am looking for 2 lots of 200 seats. So if anyone has any that they are going to throw out, please let me know. I will travel a reasonable distance to pick them up. I can be e-mailed .
Thanks
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January 15, 2010
Booth Monitor wanted
Looking for a booth monitor made within the last 10 years to replace ours that was made in the last 40 years. Any leads on something priced to go, please email me .
Thanks
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January 13, 2010
Last True Neighborhood Theater in Los Angeles!
LOS ANGELES, CA — The Majestic Crest Theatre is for sale and is currently on the market.
The last true neighborhood theater in Los Angles! The Majestic Crest Theatre is featured in the opening montage of “The Tonight Show” with Conan O Brien! The Majestic Crest Theater has a flashing marquee that can cause seizures at night, the interior of this Westwood theatre makes you feel like you slipped on a banana peel and ended up smack dab in Golden Age Hollywood. With an enormous screen and great sound (that’s right – one screen), Majestic Crest Theatre hosts new release independent films with vim and vigor. When you’re sitting in your comfortable seats, don’t forget to look up and watch the stars, just don’t let them distract you. One of the countries longest running and last single screen movie theatres. Westwood' s Crest Theatre was originally built as a live theatre in 1939 by Frances Seymour Fonda, wife of Henry Fonda and mother of Peter and Jane Fonda. This unique venue is known for its landmark, hand painted murals depicting establishments from Westwood and Hollywood during the 1940s. The theater is currently operated by the existing owner, who would consider leasing back and continuing to operate the theater after a sale.