I remember first time i saw a movie in this theater it was a Karl Malden film named (Murders Row) made in 1966.Admission was 75 cents and a coke and popcorn would cost you only 25 cents.Cigerate vending machine in lobby was 35 cents.
I loved this theater and living two doors down from the lady and her daughters that managed the 49er and knowing them personally was such a pleasure.You could say i grew up at this theater and i mean that.Its truley sad to see outdoor theaters dieing off like this.You just cannot get the same exsperience from a walkin theater.
I remember first time i saw a movie in this theater it was a Karl Malden film named (Murders Row) made in 1966.Admission was 75 cents and a coke and popcorn would cost you only 25 cents.Cigerate vending machine in lobby was 35 cents.
I loved this theater and living two doors down from the lady and her daughters that managed the 49er and knowing them personally was such a pleasure.You could say i grew up at this theater and i mean that.Its truley sad to see outdoor theaters dieing off like this.You just cannot get the same exsperience from a walkin theater.