When I owned my collectables shop, I procured about 20-25 wooden folding chairs that originally been in use at the Morton Grove Theatre.
They were stensilled as such on the back as I recall.
I sold them all to a Civil War reenactor.
Because there were several other theatres on Main Street in Deadwood, without a specific address for this one, there is no way to search the street view for what is there now.
I added the Flame Theatre also on Main a while back, and there is a clothing boutique in that space now.
I checked the Selwyn and it has no arch over the marquee as the one in the photo has.
It might be the Lyric too.
I added it to the Cine 42’s Photos Section temporarily.
If it is wrong I will delete it.
Reply here if it can be identified, and I will add it where it should be.
Is it possible the Cine 42 was previously the Roxy Burlsek/Joy 42nd Street Theatre?
I have a 1969 photo with what appears to be the same marquee underside as the Cine 42, and possibly the Amsterdam next to it. But I don’t see the Amsterdam blade sign.
The 1969 film “Riot” with Jim Brown and Gene Hackman is on the neighboring, possibly Amsterdam marquee.
Can’t seem to narrow down which theatres they are.
This Vintage Los Angeles Facebook post is from Alison Martino, daughter of singer Al Martino who performed at the London Palladium in 1953.
There is a program and Al’s own home movies from that tour posted in the comments.
11/09/65 Boston Globe photo added. Power outage traffic jam.
When I owned my collectables shop, I procured about 20-25 wooden folding chairs that originally been in use at the Morton Grove Theatre. They were stensilled as such on the back as I recall. I sold them all to a Civil War reenactor.
Photo added credit Bo Wiklund.
Because there were several other theatres on Main Street in Deadwood, without a specific address for this one, there is no way to search the street view for what is there now. I added the Flame Theatre also on Main a while back, and there is a clothing boutique in that space now.
Deadwood Theatre marquee upper L/H corner.
2 undated photos added courtesy of Rick Munday.
1939 Days Of `76 parade photo added courtesy of Steve Norquist. Deadwood Theatre marquee in the upper L/H/ corner.
March 1936 foyer promotion for Boris Karloff’s “The Walking Dead” added.
15th Anniversary December 1935 photo added courtesy of the Retro Quad Cities Facebook page. Haven’t fully cross referenced what’s on the marquee yet.
1971 photo added of the Roxy Bulesk/Joy 42nd Street Theatre marquee. Thanks to Ed Solero for the detective work.
Thank you Ed. I added the photo to the Movie-Plex 42’s page. I will delete it from this page.
I checked the Selwyn and it has no arch over the marquee as the one in the photo has. It might be the Lyric too. I added it to the Cine 42’s Photos Section temporarily. If it is wrong I will delete it. Reply here if it can be identified, and I will add it where it should be.
Article that claims the Causeway Drive-In was next to an indoor one called Barn Theater.
http://spacecoastdaily.com/2017/02/throwback-thursdays-drive-in-theaters-in-brevard-county/
1937 photo added courtesy of Flashback Miami.
1950s photo added courtesy of Loyd Sandgren.
Photo added of the game room at the Carefree Theatre, year unknown.
Photo credit Historical Society of Palm Beach County.
1960 Concession stand photo added. Photo credit Charlotte County Library Collection.
Is it possible the Cine 42 was previously the Roxy Burlsek/Joy 42nd Street Theatre? I have a 1969 photo with what appears to be the same marquee underside as the Cine 42, and possibly the Amsterdam next to it. But I don’t see the Amsterdam blade sign. The 1969 film “Riot” with Jim Brown and Gene Hackman is on the neighboring, possibly Amsterdam marquee. Can’t seem to narrow down which theatres they are.
Article about Time Square with a photo of the Victory and other theatres.
http://gearsofbiz.com/the-evolution-of-new-yorks-times-square/32320
Facebook link to a 1960 photo.
https://www.facebook.com/businessmediaarchives/photos/a.1666016470351470.1073741828.1665444937075290/1703346976618419/?type=3&theater
Facebook link to a 1954 photo.
https://www.facebook.com/businessmediaarchives/photos/a.1666016470351470.1073741828.1665444937075290/1728796544073462/?type=3&theater
Facebook link to a 1943 photo.
https://www.facebook.com/businessmediaarchives/photos/a.1666016470351470.1073741828.1665444937075290/1730242387262211/?type=3&theater
Facebook link to a 1854 photo.
https://www.facebook.com/businessmediaarchives/photos/a.1666016470351470.1073741828.1665444937075290/1732831247003325/?type=3&theater
Facebook link to a 1962 photo.
https://www.facebook.com/businessmediaarchives/photos/a.1666016470351470.1073741828.1665444937075290/1741437052809411/?type=3&theater
This Vintage Los Angeles Facebook post is from Alison Martino, daughter of singer Al Martino who performed at the London Palladium in 1953. There is a program and Al’s own home movies from that tour posted in the comments.
https://www.facebook.com/VintageLosAngeles/photos/a.578880922168631.1073741858.121097987946929/1524236260966421/?type=3&theater