Stamford Theatre
307 Atlantic Street,
Stamford,
CT
6902
307 Atlantic Street,
Stamford,
CT
6902
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The Stamford Theatre opened on August 14, 1915. After it closed as a movie house, the Stamford Theatre was home to the Stamford Center for the Arts, until it was demolished to make way for Rich Forum.
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Why? Is it too much work to add “Thanks to misterboo for the link”. I prefer not to follow people posting that message, but I will if it is too much work for you to do.
Because I don’t agree with you. If you think you’re right, please continue, but no one else is going to do it for you. That’s the last comment from me on this page.
Cut it out guys. I just checked my email account an found a mountain of comment notifications. My two cents says that misterboo should defend himself, and that he really doesn’t care about being cited. I know I would not care about being cited. But if you want to continue the debate I respectfully ask that you do so privately.
I agree, but it’s impossible to conduct discussions privately when some members conceal their identities and e-mail addresses.
I hear where you are coming from on this. I, for one, don’t list my contact info because I used to get into fights with Paul Warshauer, and other people like that, on this site all the time. I don’t want people who I view as genuinely unscrupulous having my contact info. That doesn’t happen anymore. But the Internet is still a big, strange place.
Even if you don’t want to share your info, you can go to this web address and set up a personal blog. Then you can talk privately all you want:
http://www.blogger.com/create-blog.g
Okay folks, wrap up the squabbling. I’m in a comment deletion mood today and will start doing that for any and all antagonistic comments. This is a page for the Stamford Theatre — not for conflict.
If you posted a comment over the past few days and it’s gone now, that’s why. Have a good weekend …
Ross
It looks like all hell broke loose on this, of all pages. All I have to say is I’m thrilled with the Life picture. It’s great! That’s the marquee I remember as a little boy in the late 50’s.
Here is a 1967 photo:
http://tinyurl.com/o4wzge
I believe I once read that the arch was created by Gutzon Borglum, who also did Mt. Rushmore. Does anybody have any information on this?
What great looking Marquee!thanks Ken mc for putting it on.