“Found” the images on flickr? You need to take a breath and another look at flickr. I am part of a group effort that posted the Gainesville photos to our vanishing movie theaters site. And we also researched and posted most of the Gainesville theaters on Cinema Treasures.
It occurs to me that you should concentrate on your New York research because you sure don’t know any Texas history, not to mention Gainesville.
A view from 2009 of the closed down Sundance and next door the classic Red Goose shoe store building which presently appears to be a bar.
A view from 1953 of the Palace Theater in Weatherford after a light snowfall.
A photo set of the Capitan taken before and after its restoration.
Death of the Majestic Theatre photo tour: Enter Here.
A short tour from 1965 of the North Main Theatre in Houston.
A look back at the Garden Oaks Theater in Houston from 1998.
A view from 1970 of the Met and Loew’s in Houston.
A view from 1970 of Loew’s and the Met in Houston.
A movie ad from 1963 for the State Theater in Amarillo.
A movie ad from 1963 for the Paramount Theater in Amarillo.
A movie ad from 1963 for the Esquire Theatre in Amarillo.
A view of the Victory Theater’s ticket booth.
A view of downtown Del Rio and the Texas Theater.
Downtown Del Rio with the Rita Theater visible behind the super dollar store sign.
A walk by the old Texas Theatre building in Blackwell.
A view from 2009 of the Mission Theatre building in San Angelo.
For a 2009 tour of the Luna Theatre in Clayton enter here.
A 1938 view of the State Theater when it was brand new and recent view .
A view of the Star Theater’s former home, a view from 1948, a movie ad and a view of the auditorium from 1948.
A 2009 view of the New Isis Theatre and the box office .
A 2009 view of the box office and the tile entrance indicating when the Rose Marine Theater was known as the Roseland Theater.
A 2009 view of the Azle Theatre .
A 2009 view of the Grand Theater here and here.
A 2009 view of the Rose Marine Theater here and here.
“Found” the images on flickr? You need to take a breath and another look at flickr. I am part of a group effort that posted the Gainesville photos to our vanishing movie theaters site. And we also researched and posted most of the Gainesville theaters on Cinema Treasures.
It occurs to me that you should concentrate on your New York research because you sure don’t know any Texas history, not to mention Gainesville.
Don…