The UA Cinema 150 opened in 1968 the year “The Odd Couple” was released.
The Overview has a typo listing 1978.
The following year the world premiere of “True Grit” took place there.
Reminder from The James Dean Museum via Facebook:
October 10, 1956
On this day, “Giant” premiered at the Roxy Theatre in New York City with the local DuMont station, WABD, televising the arrival of the cast and crew.
Image from the gallery posted in 2011.
Update credit Richard Stegman Jr.
“The Private Eyes” and “Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (And Don’t Come Back!)” was the very last double feature to play at the Skyway Drive in in Las Vegas in 1980.
It closed in January 1981. The lot sat empty until 1993 to make way for the construction of the Boulder Station H/C.
I have not yet figured out what it’s final single feature was in January `81.
July 27, 1968 photo credit David Wilson via Flickr.
On the marquee in the background is “5 Card Stud” which held it’s World Premiere at the Oriental Theatre on July 10, 1968.
Enlargeable version below.
Chicago International Film Festival logo projected on the facade of the Music Box, October 12, 2022. Credit Robert Loerzel on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/robertloerzel/status/1580390347212922880/photo/1
1972 photo credit Tempe History Museum.
Presumably Demolished as street view has nothing that resembles any of the gallery photos.
Adelphi Theater video posted to YouTube in 2007.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGnhab5AT5U&t=38s
Link with September 30, 2022 demolition photos.
https://historicdetroit.org/galleries/united-artists-theatre-demolition-photos?fbclid=IwAR1qMoZpv3IGgb0D8RqqZszyKVGdWj0mSZbc_kHOmhwHOzeS0_znpZssFzI
Blick Art Materials is now the current tenant as of October 2022.
Photo added to gallery credit Nick Digilio via Facebook.
State marquee background left…
Best Buy, Petco and Staples all now use/share the 1280 Lexington Avenue address/space.
The UA Cinema 150 opened in 1968 the year “The Odd Couple” was released. The Overview has a typo listing 1978. The following year the world premiere of “True Grit” took place there.
https://lrculturevulture.com/2019/06/12/50-years-ago-world-premiere-of-true-grit-takes-place-in-little-rock-at-cinema-150/
Reminder from The James Dean Museum via Facebook: October 10, 1956 On this day, “Giant” premiered at the Roxy Theatre in New York City with the local DuMont station, WABD, televising the arrival of the cast and crew. Image from the gallery posted in 2011.
http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/556
Update credit Richard Stegman Jr. “The Private Eyes” and “Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (And Don’t Come Back!)” was the very last double feature to play at the Skyway Drive in in Las Vegas in 1980. It closed in January 1981. The lot sat empty until 1993 to make way for the construction of the Boulder Station H/C.
I have not yet figured out what it’s final single feature was in January `81.
1943 photo in below link.
https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1034915/?fbclid=IwAR3jcoFJ7oIbj93FRdRP_l9010bpmYbtXHu33KUHWWiRTCB1-hx22qPJ1XI
2019 Fort Worth Business Press council report on the Berry Theatre.
https://fortworthbusiness.com/real-estate/council-report-new-life-for-berry-street-theater/?fbclid=IwAR0Mo1vq5mNiT-igVpJG3LaGgqPg374ScXircmSM-zQHk7d_ZQF24nye8fE
1951 photo in below link.
https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1915395/?fbclid=IwAR3NM2-MI4wVc4N9qXpz_QRqEykYS1eBnjMDv8NgNh6Sn1oJna5GCVoWbww
Ozark Jubilee channel on YouTube, with additional history in videos.
https://www.youtube.com/c/OzarkJubilee?app=desktop&fbclid=IwAR28PdIBqlkEX6mraLB1_qXR41zXQQUaTnu2LSZBKC2G5weZ1Gcbh3jIIMk
6/20/75-12/4/75 photo in link below. Disregard description of it being June 1976.
https://www.alamy.com/june-1976-lunch-hour-in-the-sun-chicago-illinois-image220805103.html?irclickid=SKT2PG2fkxyNRqG3iHyDTyiwUkDT633CE1xOzI0&utm_source=77643&utm_campaign=Shop%20Royalty%20Free%20at%20Alamy&utm_medium=impact&irgwc=1&fbclid=IwAR1hDaEhsge-Qsd1KA_EHTu-e6K0x2rvOEDvffk6jnqVMfjacSjAL0Tz3wA
July 1952 photo credit Genesee Theatre added to gallery, via their official Facebook page link below.
https://www.facebook.com/GeneseeTheatre
Crisper version in below Images of Yore Facebook post.
https://www.facebook.com/Imagesofyore/photos/5361632103960230
Update: March 1934 - View of 7th Avenue and 43rd Street NE Corner New York City. Eric Christiansen, Photographer, NY Public Library Collecton.
Reel Chicago link with promo of the “Chicago Fire” episode featuring the Pickwick.
https://reelchicago.com/article/chicago-fire-promo-for-pickwick-theatre-episode-completely-shattered/?fbclid=IwAR0pU3cHCo6zZP3YimjD19ZDQrqTVHCPxkWJ7wg24ReraPs2tQJpFXa1KlY
1961 photo added via Fat Tedy on StationWagonForums.com
1951 photo with marquee in the parking lot.
https://www.alamy.com/view-of-a-packed-parking-lot-from-the-roof-of-the-northwood-shopping-image155076190.html?irclickid=SKT2PG2fkxyNRqG3iHyDTyiwUkDTOO2SE1xOzI0&utm_source=77643&utm_campaign=Shop%20Royalty%20Free%20at%20Alamy&utm_medium=impact&irgwc=1
July 27, 1968 photo credit David Wilson via Flickr. On the marquee in the background is “5 Card Stud” which held it’s World Premiere at the Oriental Theatre on July 10, 1968. Enlargeable version below.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/32693718@N07/5857747381
1946 photo credit Museum of History & Industry Seattle. Original in link below.
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=2085084128217165&set=g.379569529068459