Two 2019 photos added credit James Kralovich.
The Adams Theatre mocked up for the filming of “The Many Saints of Newark”, 1967 Newark riots scenes.
To be released in 2020.
The previous photo added by LUISMEL in July 2019, is also from the filming. Not a 1967 photo as written.
This is a 2019 photo.
The Adams Theatre mocked up for the filming of “The Many Saints of Newark”, 1967 Newark riots scenes.
To be released in 2020.
See the two photos I just uploaded.
It appears the second story of the building was removed at some point, as it is a one story building today.
Current tenants as of June 2018 Street View were Express Shoes and Cash For Gold.
Capitol Theatre opened November 2nd, 1948.
Full history below.
I have submitted a page for the King George Theatre mentioned below, also built and operated by Joseph Giaschi and sons Andrew & Frank.
The East Drive-In originally opened Aug 29,1941.
I believe the above 1947 BoxOffice description is of a reopening. Closed in 1966.
1978 article added to Photos Section, that mentions addition of in car speakers in 1946.
Also the Aug 29,1941 “Road To Zanzibar” grand opening film ad image which was already posted.
Multiple photos added via Mike Swayze.
It appears the building was completely gutted, including the facade.
Only the vertical sign appears to have been repurposed for the retail spaces.
The horizontal marquee is pictured as having been demolished circa 1998.
So the current one is a replica.
Website for the Sutter Theater, currently in Phase 3 of their restoration.
Video in link.
https://www.suttertheater.org/
Two 2019 photos added credit James Kralovich. The Adams Theatre mocked up for the filming of “The Many Saints of Newark”, 1967 Newark riots scenes. To be released in 2020. The previous photo added by LUISMEL in July 2019, is also from the filming. Not a 1967 photo as written.
This is a 2019 photo. The Adams Theatre mocked up for the filming of “The Many Saints of Newark”, 1967 Newark riots scenes. To be released in 2020. See the two photos I just uploaded.
September 9, 1935 photo added credit and courtesy Wm Shapotkin Collection.
It appears the second story of the building was removed at some point, as it is a one story building today. Current tenants as of June 2018 Street View were Express Shoes and Cash For Gold.
1937 grand opening photo added courtesy Kenneth R. Davis.
Update: “Waiting for the Light to Change”, Times Square, 1988 Photograph by Matt Weber.
Update: Photograph by Jonathan Hertzberg.
Capitol Theatre opened November 2nd, 1948. Full history below. I have submitted a page for the King George Theatre mentioned below, also built and operated by Joseph Giaschi and sons Andrew & Frank.
http://www.capitoltheatrehuntsville.com/about_us
The East Drive-In originally opened Aug 29,1941. I believe the above 1947 BoxOffice description is of a reopening. Closed in 1966. 1978 article added to Photos Section, that mentions addition of in car speakers in 1946. Also the Aug 29,1941 “Road To Zanzibar” grand opening film ad image which was already posted.
Photo via Mike Swayze.
Multiple photos added via Mike Swayze. It appears the building was completely gutted, including the facade. Only the vertical sign appears to have been repurposed for the retail spaces. The horizontal marquee is pictured as having been demolished circa 1998. So the current one is a replica.
1933 map of Harlem after prohibition ended. Library of Congress link. Lafayette right of center at top. Image will enlarge.
https://www.loc.gov/item/2016585261/
Closed in 1967, per the Stearns History Museum in St. Cloud.
Status should be changed to Restoring. Facebook page for the Safford Theatre. Lots of photos including vintage ones.
https://www.facebook.com/SaffordTheatre/?tn=%2CdK-R-R&eid=ARAJn4Yr4tPTJMZuaTkviCGymEI5zgS_dmISM27RyyvdK78HQlQG9H1Ks26grNwn_e5uHOICPBdDHKdo&fref=mentions
Sheboygan Press link with the history of multiple theatres that I will add individually to CT.
https://www.sheboyganpress.com/story/opinion/2018/02/23/sheboygan-county-has-hosted-dozens-theaters-through-years-beth-dippel/359087002/
2018 Sheboygan Throwback article with photos.
https://www.sheboyganpress.com/story/news/local/2018/04/05/throwback-thursday-sheboygan-rex-theater-building/487485002/?fbclid=IwAR2P6CSpqfeELRGaukTf6m6nYsEU9s5JRc-LRwjV-ObgHJ1SjtqAOInWRUw
“Million Dollar Hobo” released November 1977, but license plates appear to be `78.
1965 marquee photo added courtesy Lolly Carvajal Lima.
Multiple images added.
Official website & Facebook page below for LVL UP At the Gaslighter, the current arcade & bistro in the space.
https://www.thelvlup.com/
https://www.facebook.com/LvLUpCampbell
Various photos of the Bow Tie Building featuring the Criterion Theatre, lower down in the the link below.
http://bowtiepartners.com/historic_pics.htm
Address is 105 W. Main Street. Circa 1930 photo added, Rio Theatre on the left.
Variety article about the upcoming premiere of “Joker” at the TCL Chinese Theatre.
https://variety.com/2019/film/news/joker-premiere-red-carpet-journalists-1203352046/?fbclid=IwAR2CZYGRPEmXk-YVfyxppal-k9R9_NZZyp4cf-xWUTFN9MGYpa11olsjuqw
Circa 1949 photo added courtesy Charles mason. Niles Theatre marquee right of center.