Mayflower Theater
1133 NW 23rd Street,
Oklahoma City,
OK
73111
1133 NW 23rd Street,
Oklahoma City,
OK
73111
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The Mayflower Theater was open from 1937 to 1991. After closing it became a church.
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Click the above link for a view of the Mayflower in 1975. Photo
courtesy of Jeff Chapman Collection.
1985 photo of the Mayflower Theatre. Showing X rated films.
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I once rented a spotlight to Planet Earth club 1993-94? for a DEICIDE concert there. The entire back line (guitar amps) were running on an extension cord and plugged into the projection booth. Seventy five feet of extension cord WAY overloaded gets HOT!!! :) It kept popping the breaker when I would run the little spotlight and the lead singer of the death metal band Deicide told the crowd over the sound system he was going to sacrafice me to the devil if it went off again. Wow I loved those days… And I didn’t get paid.
Now a Chinese Buffet, this site has photos of a snow covered Mayflower Cinema,
http://www.roadsideoklahoma.com/node/526
Modern day view of former Mayflower Cinema,
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The Cinema Section of Roadside Oklahome is closed, they no longer have theatre photos according to the site. Go to their home page for further details.
The Mayflower theatre was a soft core porn theatre until the end. They had tried to convert to showing video presentations, as the 35mm soft porn supply had dried up and died. They did a scant business for about a year before going belly up.
I was the last union projectionist there for (IATSE local 380).
Their business was not very good, as on a good day, they might sell 30 tickets.
Wesley Horton AIDA
1966 renovations described in top left column ot this page: Boxoffice
Should have an AKA Cinema Mayflower. It was renamed after the 1966 complete removdel.
Does anyone remember the Mayflower Lounge that used to be next door to the cinema? I understand it burned down in ‘62 or '63. Thanks.