I’ve submitted a CT page for the Music Box Theatre next door to the Fox, including Joe Vogel’s information above. As well as additional info I found in a PDF, which I will add with photos once the page is up.
For the record it was built in 1924 as the Broadhill Building, and remodeled in 1959 into the Music Box.
1945-46 photo added, credit Robert McNeill (RU ET 61), courtesy of Susan McNeill.
Via the below website, with a link to an article by Briana Thomas of Washingtonian Magazine.
(Article uses a cropped version.)
Circa 1964 photo added courtesy of Laurie Hamlin Kemhus.
Note the Sunset Drive-In sign on the wall of the Times Theatre building.
Gregory Kershul the owner of the Times, originally bought the Sunset Drive-In in Gearhart Oregon in 1955, before buying the Times Theatre in 1959.
His obituary is below.
I will add a CT page for the Sunset Drive-in.
Photo added credit Louis Rico.
Apparently this replica of the Whittier marquee is located in the Verizon store on Beverly and Norwalk, Southwest corner.
Photo credit Louis Rico.
Address is 2625 Santa Fe Drive.
Website claims a 1951 opening.
Current article about and website for the Mesa below.
Article indicates it changed ownership in 1994.
I’ve submitted a CT page for the Music Box Theatre next door to the Fox, including Joe Vogel’s information above. As well as additional info I found in a PDF, which I will add with photos once the page is up. For the record it was built in 1924 as the Broadhill Building, and remodeled in 1959 into the Music Box.
Circa 1962 postcard added courtesy of Craig Addams.
Circa 1963 postcard added courtesy of Craig Addams.
Circa 1960 postcard added courtesy of Paul Jeffries.
1961 photo added courtesy of the book Spectacular Illumination, by Tom Zimmerman and J. Eric Lynxwiler
Two 1939 photos added courtesy of the Boston Public Library.
1945-46 photo added, credit Robert McNeill (RU ET 61), courtesy of Susan McNeill. Via the below website, with a link to an article by Briana Thomas of Washingtonian Magazine. (Article uses a cropped version.)
http://www.dchistory.org/forgotten-history-u-street/?mc_cid=92d6702e23&mc_eid=e3e115991b
Circa 1920’s photo added courtesy of Steve Betz.
1920 photo added courtesy of Paul Jeffries. Above the poster it reads “All Talking Pictures”.
Here is the link that mentions the development on the old drive-in site. Paragraph 9.
http://www.jerryregan.com/gearhart-oregon.asp
Photo taken 3/25/66-4/21/66.
Full history of the St. John’s back to 1911 in the below website.
http://www.hauntedhouses.com/states/or/saint_johns_theatre.htm
Circa 1964 photo added courtesy of Laurie Hamlin Kemhus.
Note the Sunset Drive-In sign on the wall of the Times Theatre building. Gregory Kershul the owner of the Times, originally bought the Sunset Drive-In in Gearhart Oregon in 1955, before buying the Times Theatre in 1959. His obituary is below. I will add a CT page for the Sunset Drive-in.
http://www.hughes-ransom.com/obituary/Gregory-Kershul/Seaside-OR/1629022
1946 photo as the Venitian Theater added courtesy of Dennis Belcher.
Photo added credit Louis Rico. Apparently this replica of the Whittier marquee is located in the Verizon store on Beverly and Norwalk, Southwest corner. Photo credit Louis Rico.
1940’s photo added courtesy of Preservation Chicago.
1947 photo added courtesy of Steve Lewandowski.
Early `50’s photo and copy added credit Mike Isenberg. The only Taxi in Cave City, KY. (1935 Chevrolet Master Deluxe)
Thought some might find this article interesting, about the nearby Paris Opera House. Feel free to delete if desired.
http://www.messynessychic.com/2014/08/26/unmasking-the-parisian-phantom-of-the-opera/
1946 photo credit Ruth Bernhard.
1935 photo added courtesy of the Old School Boston Facebook page.
1954 photo added via Gianni Corso.
A couple of links with vintage photos of the Star.
http://historicphotoarchive.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Photographs/G0000BNg.WKY1ofk/I0000Z_xySSLnV9k
http://historicphotoarchive.photoshelter.com/image/I0000a14RSCqa4_M
Added two circa 1940 postcard images. The image was also used on the cover of a booklet of 15 historic postcards of Bend Oregon.
Address is 2625 Santa Fe Drive. Website claims a 1951 opening. Current article about and website for the Mesa below. Article indicates it changed ownership in 1994.
http://www.chieftain.com/news/top/pueblo-s-last-drive-in-theater-thrives-under-managers-staff/article_f3bb2c40-88ab-565e-b593-ac3c053e30f9.html
http://www.mesadrive-in.com/