A postcard view of downtown La Crosse from 1950 looking down Main Street toward the Mississippi River. On the left is a partial view of the Wisconsin Theatre. The feature movie is “The Savage Horde” starring “Wild” Bill Elliott.
A view from 1951 of parade band marching past the Druid Theater in Tuscaloosa. The feature movie at the time was “Flying Leathernecks” starring John Wayne.
A view from 1948 of the Disney Theater in the Black Warrior river flood. A double feature, “My Pal Trigger” with Roy Rogers and “Fort Apache” with John Wayne had been the current movie features.
Another one that Houston let get away was the Village Theatre. This photo possibly pre-dates the Village’s skin flick time period.
A view of the Ridglea, which is currently in bankruptcy proceedings, here, here and here.
We will try to find you some more………
Don…
A photo from the 1940s of the Fox Theatre in McCook.
From 1973, a movie ad from the Cargill Theater in Longview.
From 1973, a movie ad from the Twin Pines Drive In.
From 1973 a movie ad from the Longview River Road Drive In .
A postcard view from the late 1940s of the State Theater in Jamestown.
A postcard view of downtown La Crosse from 1950 looking down Main Street toward the Mississippi River. On the left is a partial view of the Wisconsin Theatre. The feature movie is “The Savage Horde” starring “Wild” Bill Elliott.
From the early 1940s, a Bama employees group photo.
From 1973, a Rose Garden Drive In movie ad.
From 1973, an ABC Cinema 2 movie ad.
From 1973, an ABC Cinema 1 movie ad.
A view of the Strand Theater building as it stands in 2009 and silent film movie ads for Tom Mix, 1925 and Hoot Gibson, 1926.
From 1935, a view of two men working on the Arcadia sign in Ranger.
From Honey Grove, a view from 1947 of the Lincoln Theater and the building as it stands here and here as of 2009.
From 2009 a view of the 271 Drive In tower and a movie ad from 1977 featuring Chuck Norris in “Breaker Beaker!”.
A 1975 Marx Brothers movie ad for “Animal Crackers” from the ABC Cinema in Denton.
A view of the Grand Theatre from 1939 in Vienna.
A view from 1987 of the Buffalo Theatre in Pawnee.
An icy wintry night time view from 1949 of downtown Pendleton and the United Artists Theatre.
A view from 1951 of parade band marching past the Druid Theater in Tuscaloosa. The feature movie at the time was “Flying Leathernecks” starring John Wayne.
A view from 1948 of the Disney Theater in the Black Warrior river flood. A double feature, “My Pal Trigger” with Roy Rogers and “Fort Apache” with John Wayne had been the current movie features.
A view from 1957 of the Diamond Theater in Tuscaloosa.
A view of the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood.