The gist of the articles describing the demise of the Wax Museum is an inexplicable lack of interest in Harold Lloyd and other decades-dead stars by today’s youth. Hard to figure.
Here is another Valley theater called the Cody, in San Fernando. I don’t know if the theater is listed here under another name. The picture is from the Oviatt Library Digital Collection:
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Another photo, from the SF Public Library website:
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Thank you.
After the opening:
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Detective Vogel strikes again…
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Does anyone know if the Amazon Theater is listed here under a different name?
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From the Albany Library Historical Photograph Collection (for those with a particular interest in Albany, CA):
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The gist of the articles describing the demise of the Wax Museum is an inexplicable lack of interest in Harold Lloyd and other decades-dead stars by today’s youth. Hard to figure.
Photo of the Hippodrome:
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Thanks for the confirmation.
There was also a Unique Theater in Santa Cruz:
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Here is another Valley theater called the Cody, in San Fernando. I don’t know if the theater is listed here under another name. The picture is from the Oviatt Library Digital Collection:
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From the Oviatt Library Digital Collection:
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From the Oviatt Library Digital Collection:
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The 1920’s photo is apparently the Burbank Theater in Burbank. My mistake.