From the early 1950s a nice photographic view of Main Street Maquoketa that just barely captures the front of the Pastime Theatre on extreme right side of the photograph.
It is unlikely, but not impossible that the Relay is still standing.
At this point we are working with a postcard from the 1920s that states the Relay (House) and Motion Pictures was at Bass Point..Nahant MA, but no physical address is given.
From Waterloo a vintage postcard view of the Palace Theatre before it became the Waterloo Theatre.
From Harwichport a vintage postcard view of the Modern Theater before it became the Port Cinema.
From the early 1950s a nice photographic view of Main Street Maquoketa that just barely captures the front of the Pastime Theatre on extreme right side of the photograph.
From 1951 a newsprint photo of Randolph Scott promoting his world premier “Fort Worth” in front of the Hollywood.
From 2010 a photo of the Sandell Drive In in Clarendon.
From 2010 a view of the Mulkey in Clarendon Here and Here.
From the mid 1930s a photo of the State Theater in Oroville.
From the 1920s a postcard view of the Relay Theatre in Nahant.
From the early 1920s a picture postcard view of the Parthenon Theatre before it became the Berwyn in Berwin IL.
It is unlikely, but not impossible that the Relay is still standing.
At this point we are working with a postcard from the 1920s that states the Relay (House) and Motion Pictures was at Bass Point..Nahant MA, but no physical address is given.
From the 1920s a postcard view of Poli’s Theatre in Springfield.
From the early 1950s a photo that captured the sign and front of the Colonial Theatre in Hamburg.
From the 1950s a view of the Paramount and Denver Theatres in Denver.
From the 1950s a postcard view of the Denver and Paramount Theatres in Denver.
From 1948 a photo that captured a partial view of the Rancho Drive In marquee along with a man standing underneath.
From the early 1930s a postcard view of the Metropolitan and Loewe’s State in Houston.
From 1938 a postcard view of the Bama Theatre in Tuscaloosa.
From 1971 a photo postcard of the Garden Theatre in Pittsburgh.
From the early 1940s a photo postcard that includes a view of the Palace Theatre in Christiansburg.
From Des Moines in the early 1900s a view of the MajesticTheatre before it became the Garrick or President.
From the early 1950s a postcard view of the Rex Theater along with the Sheboygan Theater which was about two blocks away.
From the 1940s a photo that captured a busy street scene along with the BanningTheater sign in Banning.
From the 1930s a view of Smalley’s Theatre in Cooperstown.
Oops! Here is the Smalley’s ad from 1950 for Roy Rogers' Sunset in the West movie.
From Norfolk a vintage postcard view of the Roxy Theater.