A couple curent interior photos of this theatre can be seen at flickr.com.
Just type in Roxie Theatre, Los Angeles.
Go to page 3 and scroll down and click on the second picture for a shot on the main auditorium with a partial view of the left side of the proscenium and screen.
Click on the first small picture on the right to see a nice side wall view of the Roxie auditorium.
These are the first current color interior photos that I have seen of the Roxie.
The “Crooked Stairs” photo is from the Times Square Theatre.
The “Red Chairs” are from the Selwyn Theatre as are the “Below the Flies”,“House Main” and the “Matador” photos.
There is an exterior shot of this theatre by Andrew Moore on line at www.andrew-moore.info
(Just click on Photography and then Times Square 1995-2005 to bring up theatre photos)
The shot of the Lyric in the 3rd one across in the second row.
In addition, Moore has photos of the New Amsterdam, Selwyn, Times Square and Liberty theatres prior to any restoration work.
Photographer Andrew Moore has 2 color photos of the interior of this theatre prior to restoration at www.andrew-moore.info
(Just click on Photography and then Times Square 1995-2005 to bring up the theatres)
The New Amsterdam photos are on the third row.
One is at the far left and another on the far right.
There are also other shots of the Selwyn, Times Square, Liberty and an extrior shot of the Lyric.
Check out this interior photo of the Liberty seats by Mitch Epstein at www.nytimes.com/specials/ts/home/epst.html
In addition. there is a beautiful shot by Andrew Moore of the Liberty stage and fire curtain at www.andrew-moore.info
(just click on Photography and then Times Square 1995-2005)
The Liberty photo is all the way to the right on the top row.
There are also approx. 10 other photos of the unrestored Times Square, Selwyn and New Amsterdam.
Enjoy!
You can see 2 color interior photos of this theatre in a decayed state in the Vol. 6, No. 2 issue of 2wice magazine.
There are shots of the torn up seats as well as a Matador outfit hanging in a dressing room photographed by Andrew Moore.
Their website is:www.2wice.org
(Just click on the Glow issue)
In addition there are other photos of the rundown 42nd Street theatres on the photographers website at www.andrew-moore.info
(Click on Times Square 1995-2005 and enjoy!)
You can see a beautiful color interior photo of the unrestored auditorium of this theatre shot by Andrew Moore in the Vol. 6, No. 2 issue of 2wice magazine.
In addition, there are 2 interior photos of the Selwyn (Seats and Dressing Room) in a decayed state.
You can view these photos on line at www.2wice.org
Just click on the Glow issue, then Havana/New York.
They also sell back issues of this magazine.
In addition, you can view a color photgraph of the balcony of the Times Square theatre, shot by Moore, on page 58 of the March, 1997 issue of Harper’s Magazine.
Check out the photographers website at: www.andrew-moore.info
to see a total of 11 photos of unrestored 42nd street theatres
including 1 from the Liberty, 2 from the New Amsterdam, 4 from the Selwyn and 2 from the Times Square.
There is also 1 exterior of the Lyric as well as the Diner next door to the Selwyn.
He also has 4 recent exterior photos of 42nd Street.
When you go to the site, click on Times Square 1995-2005 to bring up the theatre photographs.
Enjoy!
A couple curent interior photos of this theatre can be seen at flickr.com.
Just type in Roxie Theatre, Los Angeles.
Go to page 3 and scroll down and click on the second picture for a shot on the main auditorium with a partial view of the left side of the proscenium and screen.
Click on the first small picture on the right to see a nice side wall view of the Roxie auditorium.
These are the first current color interior photos that I have seen of the Roxie.
The “Crooked Stairs” photo is from the Times Square Theatre.
The “Red Chairs” are from the Selwyn Theatre as are the “Below the Flies”,“House Main” and the “Matador” photos.
There is an exterior shot of this theatre by Andrew Moore on line at
www.andrew-moore.info
(Just click on Photography and then Times Square 1995-2005 to bring up theatre photos)
The shot of the Lyric in the 3rd one across in the second row.
In addition, Moore has photos of the New Amsterdam, Selwyn, Times Square and Liberty theatres prior to any restoration work.
Photographer Andrew Moore has 2 color photos of the interior of this theatre prior to restoration at www.andrew-moore.info
(Just click on Photography and then Times Square 1995-2005 to bring up the theatres)
The New Amsterdam photos are on the third row.
One is at the far left and another on the far right.
There are also other shots of the Selwyn, Times Square, Liberty and an extrior shot of the Lyric.
Check out this interior photo of the Liberty seats by Mitch Epstein at
www.nytimes.com/specials/ts/home/epst.html
In addition. there is a beautiful shot by Andrew Moore of the Liberty stage and fire curtain at www.andrew-moore.info
(just click on Photography and then Times Square 1995-2005)
The Liberty photo is all the way to the right on the top row.
There are also approx. 10 other photos of the unrestored Times Square, Selwyn and New Amsterdam.
Enjoy!
You can see 2 color interior photos of this theatre in a decayed state in the Vol. 6, No. 2 issue of 2wice magazine.
There are shots of the torn up seats as well as a Matador outfit hanging in a dressing room photographed by Andrew Moore.
Their website is:www.2wice.org
(Just click on the Glow issue)
In addition there are other photos of the rundown 42nd Street theatres on the photographers website at www.andrew-moore.info
(Click on Times Square 1995-2005 and enjoy!)
You can see a beautiful color interior photo of the unrestored auditorium of this theatre shot by Andrew Moore in the Vol. 6, No. 2 issue of 2wice magazine.
In addition, there are 2 interior photos of the Selwyn (Seats and Dressing Room) in a decayed state.
You can view these photos on line at www.2wice.org
Just click on the Glow issue, then Havana/New York.
They also sell back issues of this magazine.
In addition, you can view a color photgraph of the balcony of the Times Square theatre, shot by Moore, on page 58 of the March, 1997 issue of Harper’s Magazine.
Check out the photographers website at: www.andrew-moore.info
to see a total of 11 photos of unrestored 42nd street theatres
including 1 from the Liberty, 2 from the New Amsterdam, 4 from the Selwyn and 2 from the Times Square.
There is also 1 exterior of the Lyric as well as the Diner next door to the Selwyn.
He also has 4 recent exterior photos of 42nd Street.
When you go to the site, click on Times Square 1995-2005 to bring up the theatre photographs.
Enjoy!