Guess the difference his customers noted in January of 1913 didn’t last the year.
Click full screen to see the Cupid’s owner’s quote.
(I regret finding that link, cause now we’ll have to cross reference all those theatre’s with CT to insure they have pages.)
The Vernon Theatre was destroyed by fire in September, 1952 per Joe Vogel. Two photos added, 1948 credit Peggy Ford and 1945 via Peggy Mewbourn-Mitschke Ford.
I submitted a CT page for the Vernon Theater based on VernonTexasHistory’s above description.
I have located 2 photo’s from 1944 & 1945, which I will add after the page is accepted by the CT Admins.
I will post the link to that page here as well.
I found reference of a Gem Theatre that was opened on New Haven Avenue in 1914 by J.B. Johnston, and was sold in 1916 to former first Melbourne Mayor Charles John Frazier Campbell. It was still in existence in 1924, the date of a photo I saved from the Melbourne & Melhi Memories-Melbourne Florida Facebook page. I’m looking for confirmation that it ever showed films, before I add a page for it to CT. Please respond back here if anyone finds anything further.
I found reference of a Gem Theatre that was opened on New Haven Avenue in 1914 by J.B. Johnston, and was sold in 1916 to former first Melbourne Mayor Charles John Frazier Campbell.
It was still in existence in 1924, the date of a photo I saved from the Melbourne & Melhi Memories-Melbourne Florida Facebook page.
I’m looking for confirmation that it ever showed films, before I add a page for it to CT.
Please respond back here if anyone finds anything further.
The Gar Wah was open at least into 1988, as I saw both “Robocop” and “Action Jackson” there.
The latter was released February 12, 1988, and it was not first run at the Gar Wah.
Guess the difference his customers noted in January of 1913 didn’t last the year. Click full screen to see the Cupid’s owner’s quote. (I regret finding that link, cause now we’ll have to cross reference all those theatre’s with CT to insure they have pages.)
https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-90100-35062932/moving-picture-world-ny-ny-vol-15-no-1-january?trp=&trn=organic_google&trl=
This CPL link has a 1910 playbill from the Powers.
http://digital.chipublib.org/cdm/ref/collection/CPB01/id/4819
Texas2step posted a 1931 photo of a shootout near the Loew’s Inwood. The full story with additional photos is in the link below.
http://myinwood.net/gangsters-on-the-dyckman-strip-1931-shootout-makes-national-headlines/
Full story of that shootout in link below.
http://myinwood.net/gangsters-on-the-dyckman-strip-1931-shootout-makes-national-headlines/
Chance to tour the Uptown without taking photos for $250. Or $100 for Ward residents.
http://www.uptownupdate.com/2017/03/tour-uptown-theater-fundraiser.html
March 17, 2017 article with photos about the roof top theatres.
http://www.messynessychic.com/2017/03/17/new-yorks-incredible-lost-rooftop-theatres/
Apollo 13 Parade, May 1st, 1970.
Apollo 13 Parade, May 1st, 1970.
More Congress finds…
https://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/20170321/logan-square/congress-theater-treaures-eric-nordstrom-urban-remains
The Vernon Theatre was destroyed by fire in September, 1952 per Joe Vogel. Two photos added, 1948 credit Peggy Ford and 1945 via Peggy Mewbourn-Mitschke Ford.
Here is the new page for the Vernon Theater. They need to update about the 1952 fire.
http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/55332
1955 World Premiere of “Davy Crockett” photo added, credit Brenda Wiley.
I submitted a CT page for the Vernon Theater based on VernonTexasHistory’s above description. I have located 2 photo’s from 1944 & 1945, which I will add after the page is accepted by the CT Admins. I will post the link to that page here as well.
2017 photo added, credit Vicki Schaefer.
I found reference of a Gem Theatre that was opened on New Haven Avenue in 1914 by J.B. Johnston, and was sold in 1916 to former first Melbourne Mayor Charles John Frazier Campbell. It was still in existence in 1924, the date of a photo I saved from the Melbourne & Melhi Memories-Melbourne Florida Facebook page. I’m looking for confirmation that it ever showed films, before I add a page for it to CT. Please respond back here if anyone finds anything further.
I found reference of a Gem Theatre that was opened on New Haven Avenue in 1914 by J.B. Johnston, and was sold in 1916 to former first Melbourne Mayor Charles John Frazier Campbell. It was still in existence in 1924, the date of a photo I saved from the Melbourne & Melhi Memories-Melbourne Florida Facebook page. I’m looking for confirmation that it ever showed films, before I add a page for it to CT. Please respond back here if anyone finds anything further.
This unfortunate update was in the CT News Forum, but somehow didn’t make it to this page.
http://cinematreasures.org/blog/2017/3/17/pittsburgh-pa-no-appeal-for-garden-theater-block-redevelopment-effort
1943 photo added credit Vintage Tri-Cities Facebook page.
1960 photo added credit Vintage Tri-Cities Facebook page.
Crisper 1944 photo added credit Vintage Tri-Cities Facebook page. Area was then known as The Greenway.
Two 1951 photos & copy added credit Vintage Tri-Cities Facebook page.
Kirk Douglas in the 1951 US Savings Bond Parade, Richland.
1951 photo & copy added credit Vintage Tri-Cities Facebook page.
A couple checks out the poster for “The Fighting Coast Guard”, starring Brian Donley and Ella Raines at the Uptown Theater in Richland, 1951.
I uploaded the July 1938 Owens-Illinois Glass Company image, in case the 2009 link goes dead.
Photo added courtesy of Angela Marie. It appears to have also been named the New Elite Theatre at some point, and operated until 1914.
The Gar Wah was open at least into 1988, as I saw both “Robocop” and “Action Jackson” there. The latter was released February 12, 1988, and it was not first run at the Gar Wah.