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1961 re-release of “The King & I” 70mm roadshow View link
The first ad for “La Dolce Vita” look at this one page there are ads for 5 roadshows on Broadway. View link
An order form for the Roadshow of “West Side Story" View link
Warren Would you happen to know why RKO dropped the Midway? Such a busy house I always wondered.
The marquee still looked great then.
Are posts vanishing? I could swear I posted a comment about this yesterday?
What a shame another unique place sitting and rotting.
Pics here View link
There is a pic here View link
Here is a recent photo View link
Here is a great ad from when “The Ten Commandments” played exclusive in Brooklyn here. View link
Boy does this place need a marquee, even a flat one along the top of the building.
1970 “Born Free" View link
“Joe” day and dated here in 1970 with the Rivoli. At the time it was the Cine Malibu. View link
This cheapie kids matinee was really an Italian film called “Sette Nani Alla Riscossa, I”. It was relased here in 1970 as “The 7 Dwarfs to the Rescue”. It’s only Manhattan booking was the 125th St. Apollo. View link
I think very late 80’s.
I remember Cineplex using that catch phrase “the return of the elegent theatre” as they re-opened each of their renovated locations.
I noticed that also.
Here is a 1964 ad for “McHales Navy”. Around the same time there was also a theatrical version of “The Munsters" View link
In this 1933 ad for “Hell Below” it mentions being “Direct from it’s $2 engagement at the Astor. View link
1933 Cocktail Hour View link
Here is a story about a 1953 robbery at the Oasis. View link
“David & Lisa” was in it’s 7th month in this ad. View link
There is a small ad here from 1963 when the Cinemart was a revival house similar to the Cinema Village. View link
I wish we still had theatres like this here. It’s not only the low price but it’s also nice to be able to see things you missed.
1961 re-release of “The King & I” 70mm roadshow
View link
The first ad for “La Dolce Vita” look at this one page there are ads for 5 roadshows on Broadway.
View link
An order form for the Roadshow of “West Side Story"
View link
Warren
Would you happen to know why RKO dropped the Midway? Such a busy house I always wondered.
The marquee still looked great then.
Are posts vanishing? I could swear I posted a comment about this yesterday?
What a shame another unique place sitting and rotting.
Pics here
View link
There is a pic here
View link
Here is a recent photo
View link
Here is a great ad from when “The Ten Commandments” played exclusive in Brooklyn here.
View link
Boy does this place need a marquee, even a flat one along the top of the building.
1970 “Born Free"
View link
“Joe” day and dated here in 1970 with the Rivoli. At the time it was the Cine Malibu.
View link
This cheapie kids matinee was really an Italian film called “Sette Nani Alla Riscossa, I”. It was relased here in 1970 as “The 7 Dwarfs to the Rescue”. It’s only Manhattan booking was the 125th St. Apollo.
View link
I think very late 80’s.
I remember Cineplex using that catch phrase “the return of the elegent theatre” as they re-opened each of their renovated locations.
I noticed that also.
Here is a 1964 ad for “McHales Navy”. Around the same time there was also a theatrical version of “The Munsters"
View link
In this 1933 ad for “Hell Below” it mentions being “Direct from it’s $2 engagement at the Astor.
View link
1933 Cocktail Hour
View link
Here is a story about a 1953 robbery at the Oasis.
View link
“David & Lisa” was in it’s 7th month in this ad.
View link
There is a small ad here from 1963 when the Cinemart was a revival house similar to the Cinema Village.
View link
I wish we still had theatres like this here. It’s not only the low price but it’s also nice to be able to see things you missed.