I would tend to guess that video projector is left over from the porn days. Most Bollywood films are 35mm and scope. It’s go great to see a neighborhood theatre like this again. They should experiment with playing second run American films in-between the Bollywood stuff.
A very simple ad for “Gigi"
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In 1959 the Thalia revived this early John Barrymore film “Topaze”. They said it was the first showing since the original release.
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In 1959 “Rio Bravo” opened here with a stage show called “Spring Fever"
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In 1970 when it was Cine Malibu
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There is a small ad here for “The Shaggy Dog” day and dating with the Odeon.
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The director of this film used to make pro nazi films. I have never seen this film but remember reading a lot about it in a film class.
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I have never heard of this Van Heflin film before
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People have commented it was a narrow twin which suprises me with almost 1400 seats on one floor, it should have been quite wide.
The last booking :(
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This drive-in was already showing adult films in 1970, the ad says on Saturday there was a 5 film festival until dawn.
This 1959 sci-fi film was a Japanese import. I don’t know why they were bragging that it was in the much inferior Eastman Color.
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Feb. 1970 the Brentwood was showing “Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid"
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2/70 “Patton” was in this block ad of current attractions
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“Hello Dolly” was part of this 2/70 holiday block ad from Fox. A few blocks away “Patton” was playing roadshow at the Criterion.
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Radio City Music Hall 1222 posts
The Dupage 1041 and closing in fast :)
Here is an ad for “Ravaged Earth” at the Stanley in 1944
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There is a small ad for the Belmont on the right side of these ads
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Look at this trashy film playing the Globe in Jan. of 1944
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I remember a class trip in 1976 to see this at Christmas time.
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This was no “Sound of Music"
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I would tend to guess that video projector is left over from the porn days. Most Bollywood films are 35mm and scope. It’s go great to see a neighborhood theatre like this again. They should experiment with playing second run American films in-between the Bollywood stuff.
I wondered if the theatre had a balcony or not. How was it triplexed?
Not one of the Astor’s shining moments :)
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“Shoes of the Fisherman” on its neighborhood run in 1969
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In 1969 the Apollo Played “If” on it’s wide break
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