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Source: Columbus Dispatch, October 29, 1924
Kaplan directed “The Student Teachers”
The theatre parking lot
David Harris, RIP (1949 - 2024)
May 28, 1952 issue
The theater is located in Minnesota
What is the difference between gray and grey?
May 10, 1961 issue
Anyone care to comment on experiences viewing or being an employee at a drive-in in a cold weather state?
Only three months after this appearance, Francis piloted a private aircraft that crashed. Francis, age 25, perished along with two passengers. Source, Wikipedia
Correction on the source date: May 22, 1948
January 8, 1938
November 3, 1928
Source: Motion Picture Herald, April 6, 1946
Source: Columbus Dispatch, February 12, 1956
Source: Columbus Dispatch, July 11, 1962. Also, Randolph Scott’s last film.
Source: Motion Picture Daily, May 7, 1957
Opened December 20, 1940 at the RKO Palace in Columbus, Ohio
Dustin Hoffman and Gene Hackman along with Robert Duvall alternated sharing an apartment in New York City in the fifties.
Treat Williams, RIP (1951 - 2023)
Sidney Poitier Films at Columbus, Ohio Page 27
Source: BOXOFFICE, January 11, 1941
Date of article: March 2, 1950
Quincy Jones, RIP (1933 - 2024)
“The Nebraskan” was also a 3D production, but a conventional, 2D version was shown in the first run Downtown.
Source: Columbus Dispatch, October 29, 1924
Kaplan directed “The Student Teachers”
The theatre parking lot
David Harris, RIP (1949 - 2024)
May 28, 1952 issue
The theater is located in Minnesota
What is the difference between gray and grey?
May 10, 1961 issue
Anyone care to comment on experiences viewing or being an employee at a drive-in in a cold weather state?
Only three months after this appearance, Francis piloted a private aircraft that crashed. Francis, age 25, perished along with two passengers. Source, Wikipedia
Correction on the source date: May 22, 1948
January 8, 1938
November 3, 1928
Source: Motion Picture Herald, April 6, 1946
Source: Columbus Dispatch, February 12, 1956
Source: Columbus Dispatch, July 11, 1962. Also, Randolph Scott’s last film.
Source: Motion Picture Daily, May 7, 1957
Opened December 20, 1940 at the RKO Palace in Columbus, Ohio
Dustin Hoffman and Gene Hackman along with Robert Duvall alternated sharing an apartment in New York City in the fifties.
Treat Williams, RIP (1951 - 2023)
Sidney Poitier Films at Columbus, Ohio Page 27
Source: BOXOFFICE, January 11, 1941
Date of article: March 2, 1950
Quincy Jones, RIP (1933 - 2024)
“The Nebraskan” was also a 3D production, but a conventional, 2D version was shown in the first run Downtown.