The Jackson used the elevated stadium section (I am refraining from using “balcony” before I am corrected)to make theatres 2 and 3, so except for the year iot must all be there.
I never knew the jackson was such a beautiful house. It’s shocking they have not carved up that main floor. Has anyone seen it recently, does it look the same?
They had a man in a kangaroo suit, need I say more LOL. Actually if you see stills from the some of the scenes it might have scared young kids because it looked so demented. The hall played a few AIP films around that time didn’t it? I remember seeing “Matter of Time” there also.
Does anyone remember these badly dubbed childrens matiness that were so popular in the 60’s and early 70’s? A lot of them were from Italy and Germany. View link
Does everyone remember Topo Gigio from the Ed Sullivan show? This is the only one to make it to the United States but over the years I think there have been six in Italy. View link
Holiday 1954 they ran this pair for a few days.
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In 1954 when theatres were changing the bill every few days this holiday pair was making the rounds.
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1968 when it was known as the Rome
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Christmas of 1968
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Christmas of 1968 the Austin was playing “West Side Story"
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Nobody had to travel far to see West Side Story for it’s 1968 Christmas re-release.
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Christmas 1968, check out the size of this print run. In Brooklyn 28 theatres
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Great old marquee
And at Christmas it was at the Palace?????????????
The Jackson used the elevated stadium section (I am refraining from using “balcony” before I am corrected)to make theatres 2 and 3, so except for the year iot must all be there.
Here is the poster
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CConnolly
Check this out
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077917/
That should be Cinerama 1 & 2
Ken
The Warner was still the Cineram 1 & 2 until the last renovation in the 80’s.
I never knew the jackson was such a beautiful house. It’s shocking they have not carved up that main floor. Has anyone seen it recently, does it look the same?
They had a man in a kangaroo suit, need I say more LOL. Actually if you see stills from the some of the scenes it might have scared young kids because it looked so demented. The hall played a few AIP films around that time didn’t it? I remember seeing “Matter of Time” there also.
Seems it was still open in 1963 when “The Stripper” played there
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Check out the sexy ad from 1963
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Check out this ad for “The Stripper” in 1963. Has anyone heard of Cinema 181?
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This was a sexy ad in 1963
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They listed the Lefferts as being in Brooklyn by mistake for this childrens matinee.
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They listed the Lefferts as being in Brooklyn by mistake for this childrens matinee.
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Does anyone remember these badly dubbed childrens matiness that were so popular in the 60’s and early 70’s? A lot of them were from Italy and Germany.
View link
Does everyone remember Topo Gigio from the Ed Sullivan show? This is the only one to make it to the United States but over the years I think there have been six in Italy.
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I actually remember seeing this Topo Gigio matinee at the Arion. My mother took me and 2 of my cousins.
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