1961 photo added via Mark MacDougal.
“Exodus” at the Warner Theatre.
Note the additional Exodus neon lettering that was added over the Warner neon.
Similar to when “Cleopatra” played the Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles.
(Photo of Pantages sign below)
The 1,000th Walgreen’s store, located at the intersection of Dearborn & Division in Chicago, opened at 9:00 a.m. on September 6, 1984.
The ribbon cutting ceremony was presided over by Illinois Governor James R. Thompson and the movie superstar Cary Grant.
Via the below link.
November 21,1979 photo added courtesy of Joe Lynn via Craig Locaciato. Steve Dahl & Gary Meier during a live broadcast of The Coho Breakfast Club at the Carnegie Theatre. Steve is breaking a copy of the “Saturday Night Fever” soundtrack over his head.
Per “Senter Cove Guy” in a 2004 forum about Father John’s Pub in Wolfeboro:
“I too, miss the Hatch Theatre.
Paul Hatch had a quirk. He "collected” $50 bills.
I know this because I once paid for admission with a $50 and he told me about his collection."
Also a 2013 obituary of Wolfeboro resident Henry S. Maxfield, whose book “Legacy Of A Spy” was made into a Yul Brynner film and premiered at the Hatch Theatre.
1969 photo added via Mike Mase Mason. 1969 versus 2015 comparison shot added as well.
Circa 1951 photo added via Jerrytt Mon. Alan Ladd in “Appointment With Danger” part of a double feature. Originally released May 9, 1951.
Undated aerial photo added credit 13 & Woodward facebook page.
1961 photo added via Mark MacDougal. “Exodus” at the Warner Theatre. Note the additional Exodus neon lettering that was added over the Warner neon. Similar to when “Cleopatra” played the Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles. (Photo of Pantages sign below)
http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/292/photos/195710
Sign was removed yesterday.
http://www.valleymorningstar.com/news/local_news/raymondville-loses-historic-sign/article_a2dc425e-5a41-11e8-8e38-eb535dedf09c.html
Circa 1971 photo added via Ann Raley Flotte.
Photo taken 6/18/76-7/20/76, the run of “That’s Entertainment Part 2” at the Esquire.
Photo taken 6/18/76-7/20/76, the run of “That’s Entertainment Part 2” at the Esquire.
Circa 1968 photo added courtesy of Gilbert Smyle.
Link with the Cinerama showings at the Paramount with photos. Nice embroidered bowling shirt at the bottom.
http://incinerama.com/paramountseattle.htm
Circa 1968 marquee photo added credit Robert K. Headley Theater Collection.
Circa 1968 marquee photo added credit Robert K. Headley Theater Collection.
Circa 1963 photo added of Jules Morstein Jr.
Closing for renovations until 2021.
https://la.curbed.com/2018/5/9/17337144/leimert-park-vision-theater-renovations
The 1,000th Walgreen’s store, located at the intersection of Dearborn & Division in Chicago, opened at 9:00 a.m. on September 6, 1984. The ribbon cutting ceremony was presided over by Illinois Governor James R. Thompson and the movie superstar Cary Grant. Via the below link.
http://www.bionity.com/en/encyclopedia/Walgreens.html
November 21,1979 photo added courtesy of Joe Lynn via Craig Locaciato. Steve Dahl & Gary Meier during a live broadcast of The Coho Breakfast Club at the Carnegie Theatre. Steve is breaking a copy of the “Saturday Night Fever” soundtrack over his head.
November 21, 1979.
1940s photo added via Judi Hartman.
1929 photo & copy added courtesy of Philip Duhe.
Article with more photos of the “Batman” premiere.
http://library.austintexas.gov/blog-entry/holy-superlatives-batman-movie-398478
1954 photo & copy added, credit Austin History Center, Austin Public Library.
Additional history and photos of the Queen in the below Austin Public Library article.
http://library.austintexas.gov/blog-entry/her-majesty-queen-465334
Per “Senter Cove Guy” in a 2004 forum about Father John’s Pub in Wolfeboro: “I too, miss the Hatch Theatre. Paul Hatch had a quirk. He "collected” $50 bills. I know this because I once paid for admission with a $50 and he told me about his collection."
Also a 2013 obituary of Wolfeboro resident Henry S. Maxfield, whose book “Legacy Of A Spy” was made into a Yul Brynner film and premiered at the Hatch Theatre.
http://www.lordfuneralhome.com/notices/Henry-MaxfieldSr
Circa 1964 photo added via Kris Vierra.
1963 photo added via Gerard Legrand. Rear exit of the Rivoli with “Cleopatra” billboard.