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A bleak 2008 view of the Park Theater building in Welland here and here.
Don…
Hello Alex. If anyone knows anything about the Capitan or (El Capitan?) I suspect it will be Bob. I have contacted him to ask about it.
Here is a link from Cinematour that lists an “El Capitan” in Roswell
http://www.cinematour.com/tour.php?db=us&id=25605
A 2005 view of the Park Theater in Vancouver can really be seen here.
A good view of the Bibb Theatre from 1986 in Macon.
A 1986 view of the Georgia Theater in Athens here and here.
Some very good photos of the Lone Star Drive-In, addtional theaters and photos with thanks to SouthEast Dallas Photograper’s flickr site.
A view of the Lucas Theatre in Savannah.
A 1986 view of the Blakely Theater in Blakely.
A forlorn view of the closed Albany Theater in Albany from 1986. (Notice the great bas relief artwork).
If there is only one vehicle within a mile of an old theater…..guess where it will be parked?
The Venus Theater had a previous address in Shreveport which was 2434 Fetzer.
By 1935 the Gem address had become the home of the old Phoenix Hotel.
By 1935 the Crystal address had become the home of Sheffield Jewelery.
By 1935 the Grand address had become the home of the H.L. Green Company.
By 1935 the Bijou address had become the home of Phelps Shoes.
A 2008 view of the Keystone Theater in Towanda Here and Here along with the Red Rose Diner which is a short walk from the Keystone.
A photo of the First National Bank in Shreveport referenced in the above comment. With thanks to mikerosebery’s flickr site.
The Caddo was a pre 1920s theater that been replaced by a Montgomery Ward store by 1935.
The Mussee was a pre 1920s theater that was located across the street from the Capri Theater.
The Majestic was built in the 1890s as a vaudeville house and later became a cinema. In 1954 it was seriously damaged by a fire and demolished the following year.
The Electric was a pre 1920s theater which by 1935 was replaced by Styron Engraving which later was replaced by the Ritzy Cafe.
The Victoria was a pre 1920s theater which by 1935 was replaced by Date’s Newstand.
The Ferris was a pre 1920s theater and was located across the street from the Union Depot which later became the Jefferson Hotel.
The Theatorium was a pre 1920s theater located on Texas street. By 1935 the Tunsten Seed Store had taken its place.
A 1996 view of the Majestic Theater in Gettysburg.
The Barksdale Drive-In Theater was located near Barksdale Air Force Base.
A bleak 2008 view of the Park Theater building in Welland here and here.
Don…
Hello Alex. If anyone knows anything about the Capitan or (El Capitan?) I suspect it will be Bob. I have contacted him to ask about it.
Here is a link from Cinematour that lists an “El Capitan” in Roswell
http://www.cinematour.com/tour.php?db=us&id=25605
Don…
A 2005 view of the Park Theater in Vancouver can really be seen here.
A good view of the Bibb Theatre from 1986 in Macon.
A 1986 view of the Georgia Theater in Athens here and here.
Some very good photos of the Lone Star Drive-In, addtional theaters and photos with thanks to SouthEast Dallas Photograper’s flickr site.
A view of the Lucas Theatre in Savannah.
A 1986 view of the Blakely Theater in Blakely.
A forlorn view of the closed Albany Theater in Albany from 1986. (Notice the great bas relief artwork).
If there is only one vehicle within a mile of an old theater…..guess where it will be parked?
The Venus Theater had a previous address in Shreveport which was 2434 Fetzer.
By 1935 the Gem address had become the home of the old Phoenix Hotel.
By 1935 the Crystal address had become the home of Sheffield Jewelery.
By 1935 the Grand address had become the home of the H.L. Green Company.
By 1935 the Bijou address had become the home of Phelps Shoes.
A 2008 view of the Keystone Theater in Towanda Here and Here along with the Red Rose Diner which is a short walk from the Keystone.
A photo of the First National Bank in Shreveport referenced in the above comment. With thanks to mikerosebery’s flickr site.
The Caddo was a pre 1920s theater that been replaced by a Montgomery Ward store by 1935.
The Mussee was a pre 1920s theater that was located across the street from the Capri Theater.
The Majestic was built in the 1890s as a vaudeville house and later became a cinema. In 1954 it was seriously damaged by a fire and demolished the following year.
The Electric was a pre 1920s theater which by 1935 was replaced by Styron Engraving which later was replaced by the Ritzy Cafe.
The Victoria was a pre 1920s theater which by 1935 was replaced by Date’s Newstand.
The Ferris was a pre 1920s theater and was located across the street from the Union Depot which later became the Jefferson Hotel.
The Theatorium was a pre 1920s theater located on Texas street. By 1935 the Tunsten Seed Store had taken its place.
A 1996 view of the Majestic Theater in Gettysburg.
The Barksdale Drive-In Theater was located near Barksdale Air Force Base.