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Homepage at this link: http://www.nebraskarts.com/midwest/
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Yet more recent color photos and some history at this link: View link
Old photos & misc info at this link: View link
Photo on this link: View link
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small current picture at the top of this link: View link
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Tim:
You should add the theaters that you mention above. I know that some aren’t posted yet. (PS I am not sure which Boyd you are referencing). Put in what you know and I’m sure the researchers out there will add more information.
The Tampa theater has a working backlit “sky”. Sit in the balcony for the experience.
Two recent small (and non expandable) photos are at the bottom of this link: View link
PS I wish I knew about the free tours of this theater a few months ago when I went to a show at Loews!
Great photos at this link: View link
Current photos at this link (click each to expand): View link
Old photos & postcard at this link, which shows the transformation over the years:
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Note that the original theatre name was Helig.
Here is a link to some photos and history: View link
Old photos at this link: View link
Old postcard at this link: View link
Style should be updated to Spanish.
Many photos at this link: View link
Theatre was builit in 1920 and originally had a swimming pool in the basement. Photos and organ information at this link:
Currently operated under:
New Park Cinemas 23 W Westfield Ave Roselle Park, NJ 07204 (908) 241-2525
There was some talk of making it a Rascals Comedy Club.
Looks like the renovation plans fell through. View link
On January 31, 1952, it became host to the world premiere blockbuster DeMille movie, “The Greatest Show on Earth,” which had been filmed in Sarasota. Charlton Heston, Betty Hutton, and Dorothy Lamour brightened the town with stardom. Here are some photos from the event: http://fpc.dos.state.fl.us/commerce/c015943.jpg http://fpc.dos.state.fl.us/commerce/c015947.jpg http://fpc.dos.state.fl.us/commerce/c015946.jpg http://fpc.dos.state.fl.us/commerce/c015945.jpg
Homepage at this link:
http://www.nebraskarts.com/midwest/
Beautiful photos at this link:
View link
Click on photos to expand them.
Yet more recent color photos and some history at this link:
View link
Old photos & misc info at this link:
View link
Photo on this link:
View link
Newer photo about halfway down on this link:
View link
small current picture at the top of this link:
View link
Great photos here:
View link
Link for photos:
View link
Tim:
You should add the theaters that you mention above. I know that some aren’t posted yet. (PS I am not sure which Boyd you are referencing). Put in what you know and I’m sure the researchers out there will add more information.
The Tampa theater has a working backlit “sky”. Sit in the balcony for the experience.
Two recent small (and non expandable) photos are at the bottom of this link:
View link
PS I wish I knew about the free tours of this theater a few months ago when I went to a show at Loews!
Great photos at this link:
View link
Current photos at this link (click each to expand):
View link
Old photos & postcard at this link, which shows the transformation over the years:
View link
Note that the original theatre name was Helig.
Here is a link to some photos and history:
View link
Old photos at this link:
View link
Old postcard at this link:
View link
Style should be updated to Spanish.
Old photos at this link:
View link
Many photos at this link:
View link
Theatre was builit in 1920 and originally had a swimming pool in the basement.
Photos and organ information at this link:
View link
Currently operated under:
New Park Cinemas
23 W Westfield Ave
Roselle Park, NJ 07204
(908) 241-2525
There was some talk of making it a Rascals Comedy Club.
Looks like the renovation plans fell through.
View link
On January 31, 1952, it became host to the world premiere blockbuster DeMille movie, “The Greatest Show on Earth,” which had been filmed in Sarasota. Charlton Heston, Betty Hutton, and Dorothy Lamour brightened the town with stardom.
Here are some photos from the event:
http://fpc.dos.state.fl.us/commerce/c015943.jpg
http://fpc.dos.state.fl.us/commerce/c015947.jpg
http://fpc.dos.state.fl.us/commerce/c015946.jpg
http://fpc.dos.state.fl.us/commerce/c015945.jpg