I added three 30's -40’s photos of the Egyptian sign that spanned the street. Still searching for other info on it. And whether Broadway was originally Main Street. I will delete the photos if it turns out it was for another business called The Egyptian in Coos Bay.
I added three
30's -40’s photos of the Egyptian sign that spanned the street. Still searching for other info on it. And whether Broadway was originally Main Street. I will delete the photos if it turns out it was for another business called The Egyptian in Coos Bay.I added a circa 1956 photo of the car dealer that preceded the Roxy, courtesy of Anthony R. Chatham. Admins may choose to delete.
2015 photo added, photo credit Dan Young.
Website below has the Novato Theater’s IndieGoGo donation page link. Copy & paste to view.
https://www.novatotheater.net/
Photo added credit Dan Young.
Identical building to the Noyo Theatre in Willits California.
http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/402
Identical building to the Lark Theater in Lakespur California.
http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/5378
Late `30’s photo added courtesy of David Berry.
Another March 1956 photo added, photo credit Credit Las Vegas News Bureau. Copy via the Nevada Armored Transport, Inc. 1946-1984 Facebook page.
Thanks. I added the 1925 photo to the Rialto’s page.
1955 photo added, photo credit R.C. Hickman, courtesy of the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History
I don’t see at CT page for the Rialto across the street though. The one with “Dangerous Innocence” on the marquee.
1925 photo added courtesy of the Traces Of Texas Facebook page.
Circa 1939 photo added courtesy of Lonnie George.
Crisper, wider 1971 photo added courtesy of Al Ponte’s Time Machine – New York Facebook page.
1970 photo added courtesy of Al Ponte’s Time Machine – New York Facebook page.
1929 photo added courtesy of the Duke University Collection.
1938 photo added courtesy of Al Ponte’s Time Machine – New York Facebook page. B.F. Keith’s Palace marquee.
1938 photo added courtesy of Al Ponte’s Time Machine – New York Facebook page.
1941 photo added courtesy of Al Ponte’s Time Machine – New York Facebook page.
Circa 1910’s photo added courtesy of the Duke University Collection.
1958 photo added courtesy of Al Ponte’s Time Machine – New York Facebook page.
Correction May 1980.
May 1980 photo as the Forum added, photo credit Chet-Kresiak. “The Long Riders” on the marquee.
1952 photo added courtesy of Al Ponte’s Time Machine – New York Facebook page.
Many more photos on the Silco Facebook page.
Silco’s Facebook page.
https://www.facebook.com/silcotheatre