A postcard view of downtown La Crosse from 1950 looking down Main Street toward the Mississippi River. On the left is a partial view of the Wisconsin Theatre. The feature movie is “The Savage Horde” starring “Wild” Bill Elliott.
A view from 1951 of parade band marching past the Druid Theater in Tuscaloosa. The feature movie at the time was “Flying Leathernecks” starring John Wayne.
A view from 1948 of the Disney Theater in the Black Warrior river flood. A double feature, “My Pal Trigger” with Roy Rogers and “Fort Apache” with John Wayne had been the current movie features.
From 1973, a movie ad from the Cargill Theater in Longview.
From 1973, a movie ad from the Twin Pines Drive In.
From 1973 a movie ad from the Longview River Road Drive In .
A postcard view from the late 1940s of the State Theater in Jamestown.
A postcard view of downtown La Crosse from 1950 looking down Main Street toward the Mississippi River. On the left is a partial view of the Wisconsin Theatre. The feature movie is “The Savage Horde” starring “Wild” Bill Elliott.
From the early 1940s, a Bama employees group photo.
From 1973, a Rose Garden Drive In movie ad.
From 1973, an ABC Cinema 2 movie ad.
From 1973, an ABC Cinema 1 movie ad.
A view of the Strand Theater building as it stands in 2009 and silent film movie ads for Tom Mix, 1925 and Hoot Gibson, 1926.
From 1935, a view of two men working on the Arcadia sign in Ranger.
From Honey Grove, a view from 1947 of the Lincoln Theater and the building as it stands here and here as of 2009.
From 2009 a view of the 271 Drive In tower and a movie ad from 1977 featuring Chuck Norris in “Breaker Beaker!”.
A 1975 Marx Brothers movie ad for “Animal Crackers” from the ABC Cinema in Denton.
A view of the Grand Theatre from 1939 in Vienna.
A view from 1987 of the Buffalo Theatre in Pawnee.
An icy wintry night time view from 1949 of downtown Pendleton and the United Artists Theatre.
A view from 1951 of parade band marching past the Druid Theater in Tuscaloosa. The feature movie at the time was “Flying Leathernecks” starring John Wayne.
A view from 1948 of the Disney Theater in the Black Warrior river flood. A double feature, “My Pal Trigger” with Roy Rogers and “Fort Apache” with John Wayne had been the current movie features.
A view from 1957 of the Diamond Theater in Tuscaloosa.
A view of the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood.
A view of the Palace Theatre at its 50th anniversay in 1978 and a view of the auditorium .
A view of the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia.
View of the Warner Theatre from 1996here and here .
A downtown view from the 1930s of the Hart Theater in Hart.