The Movies 1 and 2 sat in the middle of this now vacant shopping strip. The manager’s name was Mr. Williams, whose father once owned controlling interest in Frontier City Amusement Park, including the Frontier City Cinema. View link
On this modern day view of Lamont, if you pan right, I’m guessing that the white buidling on left (with metal awning) is the former Meta Theatre. Maybe an oldtimer could confirm this. View link
This is what the business district of Fairland looks like these days. Perhaps an oldtimer will be kind enough to point out where the McWilliams Opera House was located. View link
Enjoying a profitable life as a cinema this movie house was known as Woods, Bijou, and Empress. After getting an Art Moderne facelift the name was again changed to Royal Theatre. http://www.roadsideoklahoma.com/node/350
To see vintage pictures of this theatre located at 114 N. Bickford Ave., go to link below and type in"el reno theatre" View link
Maybe one of you old-timers can point out where the Columbia Theatre was located,
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… and here is another modern day look at the former Ada Theatre,
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Here is a modern day look at both the Ritz and Colonial,
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Was the Metro Theatre where Newman’s Furniture Store is now?
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Still standing at 210 W. Grand, this is what the former Ritz Theatre looks like today,
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Hardly anything is left of the commercial district in Forgan,
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Today the 400 block of N. Sixth St. has no buildings that look like they would date back to 1910.
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This is Coalgate’s downtown, let’s hope an oldtimer will point out where the New Theatre sat,
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Not much left of the Bokoshi commercial area, so don’t know if New Theatre still stands,
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The Movies 1 and 2 sat in the middle of this now vacant shopping strip. The manager’s name was Mr. Williams, whose father once owned controlling interest in Frontier City Amusement Park, including the Frontier City Cinema.
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Black building with white canopy is the former Morgan Theatre. Auditorium is located across an alley on a back street.
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Here is a recent view of the former Moore Theatre (photo left),
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On this modern day view of Lamont, if you pan right, I’m guessing that the white buidling on left (with metal awning) is the former Meta Theatre. Maybe an oldtimer could confirm this.
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I’ve been told that this is a modern view of the Melba Theatre, but it has not been confirmed as fact.
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This is what the business district of Fairland looks like these days. Perhaps an oldtimer will be kind enough to point out where the McWilliams Opera House was located.
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Here a recent view of Oklahoma & Main, the commercial area of Okarche
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Here is a modern day view of the business district in Erick. Perhaps an oldtimer can point out where the Max Theatre stood.
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Here is a modern day view of 116 W. Main St., Cherokee, OK. No evidence of a standing theatre.
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Enjoying a profitable life as a cinema this movie house was known as Woods, Bijou, and Empress. After getting an Art Moderne facelift the name was again changed to Royal Theatre.
http://www.roadsideoklahoma.com/node/350
To see vintage pictures of this theatre located at 114 N. Bickford Ave., go to link below and type in"el reno theatre"
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A vintage image of this theatre can be seen on this link. Go to match all words and type in
“el reno opera house"
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A modern day view of the El Reno Theatre can be seen here,
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