Historical views of the the theater’s interior can be seen on its history page, both in its first incarnation as an opera house and then later as a movie theater. Click on the “Official” link in the headnote, then on “Venue Info,” and then on “History.”
A photo of the concessions counter, at least a few years ago: View link
For what it is worth, this theater’s name is spelled “Lakeland” on the Drive-ins.com site, but unfortunately there are no pictures or handbills posted there that would allow a verification of which spelling is correct.
Quads are increasingly rare of course, but several were opened post-1995. Most recently, a quad opened in Davidson, NC and one opened in Boca Raton just a few months ago.
A picture of the theater’s elegant entry is here: View link
There is a picture of the theater on this webpage: View link
A picture of the theater’s exterior is here: http://tinyurl.com/49krlt2
There is a picture of this theatre on its page at CinemaTour: http://www.cinematour.com/tour/ca/434.html
This is reportedly likely to close in April, 2011:
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There is a picture of the theater here: http://tinyurl.com/49krlt2.
Thus theater is getting an IMAX Digital screen: View link
There is an exterior picture of this theatre on this webpage (scroll down about half way): View link
This theater is indeed open; there is a picture accompanying this article about theaters in the area: View link
Historical views of the the theater’s interior can be seen on its history page, both in its first incarnation as an opera house and then later as a movie theater. Click on the “Official” link in the headnote, then on “Venue Info,” and then on “History.”
A photo of the concessions counter, at least a few years ago: View link
There is a contemporary view here: View link
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Exterior photo: View link
There are several pictures on this theatre’s page at CinemaTour: http://www.cinematour.com/tour/ca/966.html
There are additional pictures on this theatre’s page at CinemaTour: http://www.cinematour.com/tour/ca/303.html
A picture of the theatre’s concession area: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bluepail/4914286533/
For what it is worth, this theater’s name is spelled “Lakeland” on the Drive-ins.com site, but unfortunately there are no pictures or handbills posted there that would allow a verification of which spelling is correct.
Night shot of the entrance: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jcaesar/2153067717/
An article about the theatre’s closing with a marquee shot: View link
There are some additional pictures in this theater’s gallery page at Drive-ins.com: http://www.drive-ins.com/gallery/wytsky2
A picture if the abandoned screen frame of this drive-in with the mural on it still fairly intact: View link
A picture of the theater’s box office area: View link
A picture of a handbill for a showing at the Unique Theater: http://tinyurl.com/4myujpr
There is a picture of the theater herem c. 1915L http://www.santacruzpl.org/history/articles/306/
The community is coming together to show support for the restoration of the theater: View link
Quads are increasingly rare of course, but several were opened post-1995. Most recently, a quad opened in Davidson, NC and one opened in Boca Raton just a few months ago.