“Alice in Wonderland” (1976) was NOT a hardcore release. Hardcore scenes by the stars in other films were later inserted for subrun play in porn houses.
It was actually a soft core musical with excellent production values even though Alice kept sitting on mushrooms. There was also a similar “CINDERELLA” production.
bigjoe, Ken Roe has now added the Booth here.
http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/64820
Christine McGuire in projection booth at Chris McGuire’s Theatre - Fort Lauderdale, Florida. https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/14641
Simply not true. Never a Chris McGuire. They were bust before this opened.
Actually, it did not.
Nope. This was a major Wometco Cinema.
Showing movies in 1934-35.
Walter Reade Theatres did not have concession stands, so cleaning time was minimal. The concessions stands were added by later owners.
https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/business/story/2021-01-25/amc-theatres-raising-cash-bankruptcy-covid
The actual opening day was April 8, 1981.
Opening ad uploaded to photo section.
Mobster scum had nothing to do with the Alpine. Those criminal scumbags were the owners before Cineplex took the over the Fortway.
The Essex Triplex closed in 1985.
It did have that resurrection for “THUNDERBALL” in 1965.
This became the Lakeshore in 1968.
Keep scrolling.
ridethetrain, you will find them here around page 77.
Cohen Media Channel streams films. They own the lease on this location.
“Alice in Wonderland” (1976) was NOT a hardcore release. Hardcore scenes by the stars in other films were later inserted for subrun play in porn houses.
It’s listed as Crown Gotham.
http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/2792
I would go if there were any films worth bothering to see.
It was actually a soft core musical with excellent production values even though Alice kept sitting on mushrooms. There was also a similar “CINDERELLA” production.
So, did it open with “Bonnie & Clyde” or with “Barefoot in the Park”?
You can see the elusive Mark Triplex marquee about 21 seconds into this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0Whm9gNtzI
The 1961/62 Griffith was on Broadway. This opened as the Cinema Malibu in 1969.
Hello! They wanted you to buy an overpriced Coke and pee on your own time!