Are you saying you did like a greenscreen and a separate video of the theatre and combined them? if so can you provide a link to the video footage of the theatre?
Well any pics would be nice, even as it being today, feel free to post a link.Do you have any of the old theatre artifacts like the ticket booth, project stuff, seats, etc? Once again thanks.
So could the theatre be opened say like tomorrow or is everything gone, and has no opportunity to become a theatre? Also thanks Lasky. Do you have a interior pictures of the place?
I drove by the theatre, it seems so deserted in the area that the theatre almost looked closed execept for the marquee. I am surprized it can seat that much, it looks very small when you see it.
This theatre was already opened/or opened on Wednesday 24, 1901 so I am predicting it is currently demolished, and no info exists for it on search engines
Definitely those high ticket prices, I mean come on around here the prices are $8. If you double that price you could get a DVD. I also think more people would rather stay in their homes in this generation, they know they can just wait and rent the DVD.
Yeah it’s a nice but small theatre, too bad it doesn’t do first run. Every year they hold plays too.
thanks, you rock
Are you saying you did like a greenscreen and a separate video of the theatre and combined them? if so can you provide a link to the video footage of the theatre?
Well can you go inside soon and take some? I really am interested in this theatre :P I wont go without pics
Ah I misread, i thought 2004, I have to change my clocks…
Or is it currently open? http://www.badinroaddrivein.com/
Any updates? Did it open?
The website is: http://www.dallassummermusicals.org/
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HMm I have just found a site with some exterior pics:
Can anyone provide the video he was talking about or any images of the exterior or interior?
Can you ask someone in your family if they have interior pics?
Demolished Soon? NO NO NO! Why would they demolish something of such great scale! It makes no sense! We have to save it!
Some kind of restoration must be occuring: View link
Well any pics would be nice, even as it being today, feel free to post a link.Do you have any of the old theatre artifacts like the ticket booth, project stuff, seats, etc? Once again thanks.
It is now completely GONE. Congratulations we have new houses…….and that dreaded corner eyesore… Walgreens, all coming soon.
So could the theatre be opened say like tomorrow or is everything gone, and has no opportunity to become a theatre? Also thanks Lasky. Do you have a interior pictures of the place?
I drove by the theatre, it seems so deserted in the area that the theatre almost looked closed execept for the marquee. I am surprized it can seat that much, it looks very small when you see it.
The paramount was closed December 15th, 2003 through February 15th, 2004 to perform restoration on the theatre.
Two cheers for restoration!
This theatre was already opened/or opened on Wednesday 24, 1901 so I am predicting it is currently demolished, and no info exists for it on search engines
here are some pics: View link
Why did you guys gut it into furniture? Bad idea.
Nice pictues Roger, restoration looks like it is coming along great. Thanks for sharing
Definitely those high ticket prices, I mean come on around here the prices are $8. If you double that price you could get a DVD. I also think more people would rather stay in their homes in this generation, they know they can just wait and rent the DVD.
Anyone have any links to pictures of the what tye exterior and interior looked like?