What a nice grand theater, this type of architecture I hope to design after I go to college. A stunning restoration. Great job to the people who make this happen. I hope I cna visit it one day.
well,
last year we took out the seats and put them into our Wayne Theatre in Wayne.
I think like ½ the seats are removed. Other then that I don’t know of anything else going.
Showcase Cinemas owned the building for a little after it closed, they amy still own it. When we removed the seats they owned it. I’d give them a call. It had a for sale sign on it, but I think driving by it alst week I didn’t see it.
mrpibbles,
There is a new multiplex that is currently being built, I believe it will have 20 screens. Canton 6 planned to keep people in by adding the extra screen, stadium seating, and redoing the iterior and exterior.
It has happened, and it is now the Canton 7. View link
yes,
I feel it should remain standing, to show how historic buildings need to remain in this work, and preservation is needed, and that you can compare just how grand the theater once was, like some kind of monument. The fisher was a disaster. Funny thing is, it was remodeled by Rapp & Rapp. My guess is there died before then, they would be turning in their graves!
I share the same views D.
Long live preservation and historic styles you jsut don’t find today.
Thats why I am going to college to become an architect, long live Art Deco!
Here are some bands that played at the Michigan Palace during the 70s.
View link
Such a shame
Approved awhile ago:
http://www.compuwarehockey.com/drivein.htm
What a nice grand theater, this type of architecture I hope to design after I go to college. A stunning restoration. Great job to the people who make this happen. I hope I cna visit it one day.
I suggest anyone to go, do not miss out. I wish it was in Detroit, very very unlikely.
http://www.harposconcerttheatre.com/
I would actually like to see this interesting style the theater has.
Here’s a news article about saving the theater and some pictures, including the marquee:
News Article
Pics:
View link
Looked like a grand theater
Pictures:
View link
This place looks like it feel into bad disrepair, such a shame.
I believe it is slated for demolition
well,
last year we took out the seats and put them into our Wayne Theatre in Wayne.
I think like ½ the seats are removed. Other then that I don’t know of anything else going.
Showcase Cinemas owned the building for a little after it closed, they amy still own it. When we removed the seats they owned it. I’d give them a call. It had a for sale sign on it, but I think driving by it alst week I didn’t see it.
You can still make out Chester on the side faintly:
View link
View link is the link
feel free to send them to me Charles,
Looks like a nice theater, never knew about it. Never been to a Eberson either, I’m gonna check it out the next time I go to Flint.
here is a link to the window graffiti: http://www.snweb.org/pics/det35.jpg
here is a link to the window graffiti: http://www.snweb.org/pics/det35.jpg
http://cinematreasures.org/news/12025_0_1_0_C/
mrpibbles,
There is a new multiplex that is currently being built, I believe it will have 20 screens. Canton 6 planned to keep people in by adding the extra screen, stadium seating, and redoing the iterior and exterior.
It has happened, and it is now the Canton 7.
View link
To see if the Commodore was the location for the video, you should contact the director, etc.
same here
yes,
I feel it should remain standing, to show how historic buildings need to remain in this work, and preservation is needed, and that you can compare just how grand the theater once was, like some kind of monument. The fisher was a disaster. Funny thing is, it was remodeled by Rapp & Rapp. My guess is there died before then, they would be turning in their graves!
I share the same views D.
Long live preservation and historic styles you jsut don’t find today.
Thats why I am going to college to become an architect, long live Art Deco!
Sorry, I mvoed the pictures here:
http://snweb.org/mi.php
Before you click expand on the pictures, make sure it all loads.
Theater pics, info, and bid info here:
http://www.schahara.com/towersale.htm