Your words are still up there for all to read rvb. You insinuated that I submitted a contrived theater posting. Unfortunately for you I make posting submissions in accordance with Cinema Treasure’s guidelines and not your personal preferences. If you have a problem with that why don’t you take it up with them or shut up. Personally I like the shut up option best.
From 2010 a photo of the Capitol Theater in Springfield.
From 2010 a photo of the Okla Theatre in McAlester.
From 2010 a photo of the Dream Theatre in Tahlequah.
From 2010 photos of the Granada Theatre Here and Here in Lawrence.
From 2010 a view of the Hollywood Theater Here and Here in Leavenworth.
From 1954 a view of Dunsmuir Avenue including the California Theatre in Dunsmuir.
From the early 1950s a photo of Minnesota West Ave. that captured a partial view of the State Theater in Walker.
From the late 1930s a postcard view of Forsyth Street along with the Imperial and Palace Theatres in Jacksonville.
From the 1940s a photo of South Virginia St. showing several businesses along with the Tower Theatre in Reno.
From the 1940s a photo of the Clinton Theater along with a JC Pennys store and some additional businesses in St Johns.
From the 1950s a postcard view of the Gayety Theatre in Chicago.
From the 1940s a postcard view of Main Avenue and the Fox Theatre in McCook.
From the 1940s a photo postcard view of downtown Birmingham that captured a view of the Lyric Theater.
From the 1920s a postcard view of the Grand Rivera in Detroit.
From the late 1950s a photo postcard that captured a view of the Buffalo and Paramount Theatres in downtown Buffalo.
From the late 1950s a photo postcard view of downtown Buffalo that captured a view of the Paramount and Buffalo Theatres.
From Atlanta a photo postcard that captured a view of the Roxy Theatre.
From the 1960s a photo postcard that captured a view of the Mowhawk Theatre in North Adams.
From 1910 a cold wintry postcard view of the MajesticTheater in Fort Wayne.
From 1940s Garberville a photo which captured a view of the Garberville Theatre.
From the 1940s a photo of the 4th Avenue Theatre in Anchorage.
From the the 1940s a postcard view of a busy Jacksonville street along with the Palace Theatre.
Your words are still up there for all to read rvb. You insinuated that I submitted a contrived theater posting. Unfortunately for you I make posting submissions in accordance with Cinema Treasure’s guidelines and not your personal preferences. If you have a problem with that why don’t you take it up with them or shut up. Personally I like the shut up option best.
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From the early 1900s a postcard view of the Burwood Theatre in Omaha.
From Johnstown a view of southeast Main Street and the Cambria Theatre.