Vivid memory of seeing Byron Haskin’s THE NAKED JUNGLE (with Charlton Heston) at the Colonial sometime in 1954 at age 8. The imagery of the “Marabunta” – red killer ants – swarming over both land and people in lapidary Technicolor remains indelible.
The Boyd’s final feature was Minnelli’s THE SANDPIPER (with of Liz and Dick, of course) which I caught at a matinee on the theater’s last day of operation.
Both incarnations at that long ago site are sorely missed
Vivid memory of seeing Byron Haskin’s THE NAKED JUNGLE (with Charlton Heston) at the Colonial sometime in 1954 at age 8. The imagery of the “Marabunta” – red killer ants – swarming over both land and people in lapidary Technicolor remains indelible.
The Boyd’s final feature was Minnelli’s THE SANDPIPER (with of Liz and Dick, of course) which I caught at a matinee on the theater’s last day of operation.
Both incarnations at that long ago site are sorely missed