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May 2005

Links added during the month of May 2005

 
Cinemas Photo Group

Member-contributed photos of cinema buildings and signage.  Join us!

3061 hits | 0 comments | added May 31, 2005 by davidahahn | report

 
Downtown Farmington Civic Theater Movies and Events

The Farmington Civic Theater is a 1940s historic theater with two screens showing recent popular movies at value prices. Check our up-to-date events calendar for other programs scheduled at the Civic Theater.

2159 hits | 0 comments | added May 10, 2005 by Downtown Farmington | report

Short history of Korean film

This is an interesting little site, most of this I didn’t know anything about, but I wanted to contribute something to the forum.
Enjoy.

1933 hits | 0 comments | added May 10, 2005 by Chas email me | report

Stories from Ontario's Movie Theatres

The theatre regulatory files held by the Archives of Ontario tell the many stories of individual theatres and offer clues for tracing the evolution of social attitudes: including unexpected revelations about the social mores of an earlier time. This virtual Exhibit takes the visitor through theatre and movie history in Ontario. The exhibit is available in both English and French.

1910 hits | 1 comments | added May 5, 2005 by Robert Allison | report

Fox Theater Phoenix, Art Deco Palace

Most extensive site of any theater with three pages of photos. This was the only Art Deco theater ever built in Phoenix. Demolished for a city bus terminal in 1975.

3230 hits | 7 comments | added May 4, 2005 by acmeron | report