I too spent many saturday afternoons at the Mayfair Theater in the 1950s. We saw movies like “War of the Worlds”. My friend Greg’s father had a realestate office right next door.
And to answer a question from Izzy in the post above, the “slot car place” was in a facility that was previously named FunFair. It was just over the route 22 bridge from the Mayfair. Funfair was a large bowling alley with pool tables in the front. That’s where I spent friday and saturday nights, playing pool, as a teenager in the early 60’s. ()
I too spent many saturday afternoons at the Mayfair Theater in the 1950s. We saw movies like “War of the Worlds”. My friend Greg’s father had a realestate office right next door.
And to answer a question from Izzy in the post above, the “slot car place” was in a facility that was previously named FunFair. It was just over the route 22 bridge from the Mayfair. Funfair was a large bowling alley with pool tables in the front. That’s where I spent friday and saturday nights, playing pool, as a teenager in the early 60’s. ()