Here is a pair of soft X’s from 1972. The company that released them Marvin was a releasing company that put out hundreds of horror, action and soft porn flicks in the 70’s and 80’s. They distributed for dozens of independent companies. At the end of the Rivoli’s life (then the UA Twin) when UA was sabotaging it, the booker for UA said to me “we should have renamed it the Marvin 1 & 2 because that’s all the f%$* we book in there”. View link
Here is a pair of soft X’s from 1972. The company that released them Marvin was a releasing company that put out hundreds of horror, action and soft porn flicks in the 70’s and 80’s. They distributed for dozens of independent companies. At the end of the Rivoli’s life (then the UA Twin) when UA was sabotaging it, the booker for UA said to me “we should have renamed it the Marvin 1 & 2 because that’s all the f%$* we book in there”. View link
This story makes me so sick I can’t stand it. How wonderful a WW2 vet is still well enough to work, can you imagine the indignity this poor man felt being fired? For shame AMC !!!!!!!!!!!!
A National General house in 1972
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Here is a newspaper story from 1969 about the franchise
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Here is the Saturday Night Fever ad I mentioned a year ago
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This played forever here
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There is a small ad here for Film Forum in 1982.
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Here is the ad for the 1982 engagement of “Aida"
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Here is a pair of soft X’s from 1972. The company that released them Marvin was a releasing company that put out hundreds of horror, action and soft porn flicks in the 70’s and 80’s. They distributed for dozens of independent companies. At the end of the Rivoli’s life (then the UA Twin) when UA was sabotaging it, the booker for UA said to me “we should have renamed it the Marvin 1 & 2 because that’s all the f%$* we book in there”.
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Here is a pair of soft X’s from 1972. The company that released them Marvin was a releasing company that put out hundreds of horror, action and soft porn flicks in the 70’s and 80’s. They distributed for dozens of independent companies. At the end of the Rivoli’s life (then the UA Twin) when UA was sabotaging it, the booker for UA said to me “we should have renamed it the Marvin 1 & 2 because that’s all the f%$* we book in there”.
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Do they run film?
This ad seems to indicate the Savoy was being run by the same owners that had the New Amsterdam and Astor. Was it Cinema Circuit?
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Another ad for “Ravaged Earth”
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Check out this ad from the war years. How odd for a Times Square theatre to have no matinees, the first show was at 530 pm.
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A wartime “B"
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A war time ad when it was known as the Laffmovie
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A 60’s showcase run
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Except for the Meadowbrook every theatre in Nassau county this played was a Century House
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I remember playing this double bill in both the Haven and the Drake. Isn’t it odd the Anco is listed above the Criterion?
Not a high point in the bookings for the St. George :)
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An “X” double bill
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Here is an X show at the Quartet
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Annette dropped by in 1963
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Annette made an appearance here in 1963
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Annette at the Hewlett in 1963.
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This story makes me so sick I can’t stand it. How wonderful a WW2 vet is still well enough to work, can you imagine the indignity this poor man felt being fired? For shame AMC !!!!!!!!!!!!
Look at all the roadshows
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