Amy, I missed the Bruce sighting, but heard all about it. My brush with fame was when Mickey Rooney saw a movie there. I guess you win! I do remember when Amadeus was there and you changed your name tag to Amydeus. Cute.
I worked here in 1982 to 1983 while I was in high school. Very basic theater with 2 screens on each side of the building. Marquee was on front wall of building. To change titles of movies and times, one of us had to lug a box of heavy letters to a landing above one of the exit wells. Had to climb up to the landing after you threw the box up there. I guess OSHA wasnt around then. Also popped our own popcorn every night. Now just an empty spot in a mall parking lot.
I worked at Clarkson 6 in 1984, the first summer it was open. It was a brand new theater with all new employees. It was the most enjoyable job I’ve ever had. One of those summers you wish would never end.
Especially remember Peggy, Susan, and Amy. Sorry to hear it was torn down. State of the art at the time.
Amy, I missed the Bruce sighting, but heard all about it. My brush with fame was when Mickey Rooney saw a movie there. I guess you win! I do remember when Amadeus was there and you changed your name tag to Amydeus. Cute.
I worked here in 1982 to 1983 while I was in high school. Very basic theater with 2 screens on each side of the building. Marquee was on front wall of building. To change titles of movies and times, one of us had to lug a box of heavy letters to a landing above one of the exit wells. Had to climb up to the landing after you threw the box up there. I guess OSHA wasnt around then. Also popped our own popcorn every night. Now just an empty spot in a mall parking lot.
I worked at Clarkson 6 in 1984, the first summer it was open. It was a brand new theater with all new employees. It was the most enjoyable job I’ve ever had. One of those summers you wish would never end. Especially remember Peggy, Susan, and Amy. Sorry to hear it was torn down. State of the art at the time.