This is what the former Aztec Theatre looks like these days (tan Cubist bldg with green awning, across the street from Soccer World), approx 224 W. Randolph Ave. View link
The Cushing Community Theatre may be housed in the New American Theatre Bldg.
Cushing Community Theatre
105 E. Broadway St, Cushing, OK 74023 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28065358
Located in the 300 block of N. Main, the decorative tile roof and marquee have been removed, but the white and powder blue structure (photo left) still looks a lot like it did in the 1940s. View link
You’re probably right, Chuck, most likely this was only a nickelodeon operation. Looks as if these days Morrison is no more than a railroad junction. http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28964116
Located at 116 S. Main St., today the former Elk Theatre is flower shop named Floral Expressions. The facade has been greatly modernized from its original Art Deco design.
Perusing google maps, the Barnsdall Theatre is an attractive three story structure located on main & 5th. An extremely long auditorium runs along 5th St., but shows no evidence of having a balcony. View link
Here is a recent image of the first Boomer Theater (now Apothem Sooner Sportswear) from google maps, View link
The 1947 Boomer Theater can be seen across the street.
Here is a recent image of the 1947 Boomer Theater from google maps, View link
The first Boomer Theater can be seen across the street, now Apothem Sooner Sportswear.
This link has a June, 1966, newpaper ad for the Chief.
http://www.enidbuzz.com/businessphotosvintage.htm
Here is what the former Cheif Theatre (AKA-Gaslight) looks like now. This theatre has a good size stagehouse!
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This site has a vintage photo of the Aztec Theatre exterior,
http://www.enidbuzz.com/2008_02_01_archive.html
This is what the former Royal Theatre looks like nowadays, facade covered over by sheet metal. Former Cherokee Theatre stands left of the Royal.
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This is what the former Aztec Theatre looks like these days (tan Cubist bldg with green awning, across the street from Soccer World), approx 224 W. Randolph Ave.
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Today the former Cherokee Theatre is home to Larry’s Home Oxygen.
Next door (right of Cherokee) stands the old Royal Theatre.
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Here is another view of Morrison, OK. Don’t know anything about this small town, so not sure if one of those building once housed a cinema.
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The Cushing Community Theatre may be housed in the New American Theatre Bldg.
Cushing Community Theatre
105 E. Broadway St, Cushing, OK 74023
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28065358
Located in the 300 block of N. Main, the decorative tile roof and marquee have been removed, but the white and powder blue structure (photo left) still looks a lot like it did in the 1940s.
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These days trees completely cover over the facade of the old Chief Theatre.
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You’re probably right, Chuck, most likely this was only a nickelodeon operation. Looks as if these days Morrison is no more than a railroad junction.
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28964116
This is the 500 block of West Main today, none of those remaining buildings look like a former theatre,
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This is a modern view of the parking lot where the Brooks (AKA-Avon) Theatre once stood,
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Pan right to get a modern day view of the Westland Theatre,
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Located at 116 S. Main St., today the former Elk Theatre is flower shop named Floral Expressions. The facade has been greatly modernized from its original Art Deco design.
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The Broadway building still stands at Broadway and Jefferson, though greatly altered. Today it is a law frim styled in Art Deco.
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To view a vintage color postcard view of the Broadway Theatre, go to below link and type in “broadway opera house”,
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A modorn facade now covers over the former Palace Theatre,/
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This is what the former Rivoli Theatre (photo right) looks like these days,
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Perusing google maps, the Barnsdall Theatre is an attractive three story structure located on main & 5th. An extremely long auditorium runs along 5th St., but shows no evidence of having a balcony.
View link
The Buffalo Theatre (Tan brick bldg with tile roof) can be spotted on N. Hoy, between Williams and Turner.
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From google maps comes this modern day view of the Britton Theatre located in the 900 block of Britton Rd., between Francis and Olie.
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Here is a recent image of the first Boomer Theater (now Apothem Sooner Sportswear) from google maps,
View link
The 1947 Boomer Theater can be seen across the street.
Here is a recent image of the 1947 Boomer Theater from google maps,
View link
The first Boomer Theater can be seen across the street, now Apothem Sooner Sportswear.
Here is a modern day view of the former Bijou Theatre, (bldg with red awning) now a
Farmer’s Insurance Office,
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