The concrete foundation under the new construction extends into the dirt pile. I was looking at it today and was wondering if that was part of the old foundation for the theater building. I doubt if the builders would lay that out and then pour dirt all over it. http://tinyurl.com/6dchsy
This 1914 photo from Google books shows the predecessor to the Smoot. The Hippodrome showed films and also vaudeville, according to the caption. http://tinyurl.com/6nxa8u
Here is one parcel that has been taken over by the authority. No street number is given. I can’t get Fullerton Street to map, so either it has another name now or the redevelopment authority has obliterated the street. http://tinyurl.com/6gb3ho
There is a public library at 3050 Prospect, then a parking lot, then a newer building around where 3036 would be. Closer to 3020 is an older building, but it looks a little small to hold 800 people. I can’t confirm that the theater is demolished, but if I find anything else I will pass it on.
The Benton is listed as being run by Mercy & Sons in the 1967 FDY.
Here is an updated link for the July 2007 photo. Click on Kennewick historic buildings and then scroll down towards the bottom to see the Benton: http://ebchs.org/
That view is from behind the theater. If you follow the streets around to the front, you will see that is almost unrecognizable from Lost Memory’s photo of 3/9/08.
The concrete foundation under the new construction extends into the dirt pile. I was looking at it today and was wondering if that was part of the old foundation for the theater building. I doubt if the builders would lay that out and then pour dirt all over it.
http://tinyurl.com/6dchsy
Here are some photos taken today:
http://tinyurl.com/5pqzbw
http://tinyurl.com/67fxtk
http://tinyurl.com/5mlqv4
http://tinyurl.com/6fuox2
Here is a photo taken today:
http://tinyurl.com/5m7b8o
Here are some photos taken today:
http://tinyurl.com/5b8qj8
http://tinyurl.com/57roex
http://tinyurl.com/6b6ms4
The church site is www.ihopcleveland.org They must get a lot of hits from people looking for pancakes.
Here is the church site:
http://tinyurl.com/6k3kn5
This 1914 photo from Google books shows the predecessor to the Smoot. The Hippodrome showed films and also vaudeville, according to the caption.
http://tinyurl.com/6nxa8u
Here is one parcel that has been taken over by the authority. No street number is given. I can’t get Fullerton Street to map, so either it has another name now or the redevelopment authority has obliterated the street.
http://tinyurl.com/6gb3ho
There is a public library at 3050 Prospect, then a parking lot, then a newer building around where 3036 would be. Closer to 3020 is an older building, but it looks a little small to hold 800 people. I can’t confirm that the theater is demolished, but if I find anything else I will pass it on.
Ed, that’s the way they are posted on Google archives. I don’t know that you can re-format it.
Here is an October 2006 story from Variety about the sale of Sandrews Metronome to SF Bio:
http://tinyurl.com/6dfbp7
There is a breakdown of the seating for the Biopalatset on this site:
http://susning.nu/Sandrew_Metronome
Halloween is right around the corner:
http://tinyurl.com/6oy9ra
I couldn’t see the name of the business in the 1999 photo, it was too small. That would also assume that business is still there ten years later.
The Benton is listed as being run by Mercy & Sons in the 1967 FDY.
Here is an updated link for the July 2007 photo. Click on Kennewick historic buildings and then scroll down towards the bottom to see the Benton:
http://ebchs.org/
Some interior and exterior photos from 2004 on this site:
http://tinyurl.com/5vxjq4
Morretes only has one T, that’s why Google doesn’t understand what city you are looking for when you try to map it out.
This July 2008 article states that after remodeling the theater now has 224 seats.
http://tinyurl.com/6afnkb
Construction photo here:
http://tinyurl.com/5gjnly
That view is from behind the theater. If you follow the streets around to the front, you will see that is almost unrecognizable from Lost Memory’s photo of 3/9/08.
All I get is a map of the US.
I never saw people lining up to get in. Perhaps it was a good idea that didn’t pan out.
This site gives a construction date of 1914. Look under Exit 122/ US 521 West, near the top:
http://web.ftc-i.net/~gcsummers/poi.htm
According to the theater site, they are also presenting live performances. That should be added as a function.
I think it was just PR.
According to the club website, they are open. An event is scheduled today, as a matter of fact.