Can anyone tell me if the Fox Egyptian Theater in San Diego is here under another name? The address was University and Park Avenue. Here is a picture from the San Diego Historical Society:
There is (or was) a Tower Theater in Willows, CA. It should be added if it isn’t here under another name. Here is a picture from the UC Davis Collection:
There is (or was) an El Rey Theater in Paradise, wherever that is. It should be added if it’s not here under another name. Here is a picture from the UC Davis Collection:
I see another S. Charles Lee theater in the UCLA database, called the Chino Theater. Does anyone know if this theater is listed here under a different name?
I can’t help but think of a clothing store that my mother used to patronize in South Jersey called the Ideal – Their slogan was “It’s more than a quonset hut!”, but it really wasn’t. There were quite a few quonset huts still existing in New Jersey in the 1960’s, but I think they are all gone now.
There was a discussion of a Fox Theater on Harbor Boulevard in the LA Times today as the theater was later converted to a restaurant called Angelo and DaVinci’s. I am guessing that the above theater may not be what the Times was referring to in the article.
Can anyone tell me if the Fox Egyptian Theater in San Diego is here under another name? The address was University and Park Avenue. Here is a picture from the San Diego Historical Society:
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Here is a picture from the San Diego Historical Society:
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There is (or was) a Tower Theater in Willows, CA. It should be added if it isn’t here under another name. Here is a picture from the UC Davis Collection:
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One more from the UC Davis Collection:
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There is (or was) an El Rey Theater in Paradise, wherever that is. It should be added if it’s not here under another name. Here is a picture from the UC Davis Collection:
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There is (or was) a State Theater in Oroville, which should be added if it’s not under another name. The picture is from the UC Davis Collection:
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Here is a photo from the UCLA Collection:
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/002/05/i0020502.jpg
I see another S. Charles Lee theater in the UCLA database, called the Chino Theater. Does anyone know if this theater is listed here under a different name?
I can’t help but think of a clothing store that my mother used to patronize in South Jersey called the Ideal – Their slogan was “It’s more than a quonset hut!”, but it really wasn’t. There were quite a few quonset huts still existing in New Jersey in the 1960’s, but I think they are all gone now.
From the UCLA Collection:
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/001/21/i0012103.jpg
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/001/21/i0012105.jpg
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/001/21/i0012102.jpg
From the UCLA Collection:
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/001/13/i0011308.jpg
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/001/13/i0011303.jpg
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/001/13/i0011306.jpg
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/001/13/i0011302.jpg
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/001/13/i0011301.jpg
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/001/13/i0011304.jpg
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/001/13/i0011305.jpg
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/001/13/i0011307.jpg
Two photos from the UCLA COllection showing the theater in the 1930’s, before remodeling:
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/001/06/i0010603.jpg
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/001/06/i0010602.jpg
From the UCLA Collection:
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/001/06/i0010601.jpg
From the UCLA Collection:
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/002/08/i0020818.jpg
My mistake. Apologies.
There was a discussion of a Fox Theater on Harbor Boulevard in the LA Times today as the theater was later converted to a restaurant called Angelo and DaVinci’s. I am guessing that the above theater may not be what the Times was referring to in the article.
1947, from the UCLA collection:
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Uno mas:
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/004/03/i0040302.jpg
From the UCLA Collection:
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/004/03/i0040301.jpg
From the UCLA collection:
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/002/08/i0020818.jpg
From the UCLA collection:
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/002/08/i0020804.jpg
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/002/08/i0020807.jpg
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/002/08/i0020805.jpg
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/002/08/i0020803.jpg
From the UCLA Digital Archive:
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Thanks, Joe. I will post the picture on the correct page.
From the UCLA Digital Archive:
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One more:
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Any ideas where this theater was?
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