Since I can never seem to enter web sites correctly the first time I’m just about to give up on suggesting them, oh well, try this corrected entry;
htp://mayohotel.com/modules/gallery/tulsafolders/MayoFolderCTCo1930Det01
Click this web site for early 1920s construction view of AKDAR Theater; View link
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commented about
V Theateron
Nov 4, 2005 at 4:17 pm
Here are views of other vintage McAlester theaters;
1898 PALACE (photo right)… View link
FORUM (aprox c1907) View link
1927 PALACE (AKA-Grand, Okla)… View link
CHIEF (photo left background)… View link
I’m sorry for the above incorrect information. Here are correct web addresses;
1898 PALACE… View link
FORUM (aprox c1907)… View link
1927 PALACE (AKA-Grand, Okla)… View link
CHIEF… View link
Let’s croxx our fingers and press enter!!!
I’m sorry for the above incorrect information. Here are correct web addresses;
1898 PALACE… View link
FORUM (aprox c1907)… View link
1927 PALACE (AKA-Grand, Okla)… View link
CHIEF… View link
Let’s croxx our fingers and press enter!!!
I’m sorry for the above incorrect information. Here are correct web addresses;
1898 PALACE… View link
FORUM (aprox c1907)… View link
1927 PALACE (AKA-Grand, Okla)… View link
CHIEF… View link
Let’s croxx our fingers and press enter!!!
I’m sorry for the above incorrect information. Here are correct web addresses;
1898 PALACE… View link
FORUM (aprox c1907)… View link
1927 PALACE (AKA-Grand, Okla)… View link
CHIEF… View link
Let’s croxx our fingers and press enter!
Here are vintage pix of several McAlester theaters;
1898 PALACE- View link
FORUM (aprox c1907)- View link
1927 PALACE (AKA-Grand, Okla)- View link
CHIEF- View link
Let me explain, Grand ran through downtown, but during the early 20th century shortsighted OKC planners thought it would be just “grand” to have a boulevard that encircled the entire town, thus Grand Boulevard came to be. As the city grew, expanded, and was devided into quadrants, Grand Blvd became quite a nightmare, and still is to this day.
During the mid 1930’s the downtown street called Grand was renamed Sheridan Ave in order to ease confusion.
For vintage views of this, and other theaters in Ottawa County (Electric, Glory B, Grand, Opera House, Plaza, Ottawa, and Roxy) click now; http://www.homestead.com/schehrer2/
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commented about
Pix Theateron
Oct 24, 2005 at 1:53 pm
Alva’s town square had five theater structures-Liberty, Opera House, PIX, Ranger, and Rialto. Click here for photos of each theater; http://community.webshots.com/photo/37080327UvSytP
and for 1907 New Opera House images and history click; View link
For further images of Ottawa County, Oklahoma, historic theaters such as the ELECTRIC, GLORY-B, MIAMI OPERA HOUSE, OTTAWA, PLAZA, and ROXY; http://www.homestead.com/schehrer2/
Want to see other historic Ottawa County, Oklahoma, theaters? Go here for images of theaters such as ELECTRIC, GLORY-B, MIAMI OPERA HOUSE, OTTAWA, PLAZA, AND ROXY, then navigate this site; http://www.homestead.com/schehrer2/
Want to see other Ottawa County, Oklahoma, theaters? For images of theaters sich as ELECTRIC, GLORY-B, MIAMI OPERA HOUSE, OTTAWA, PLAZA, and ROXY, then navigate this web site;
http:..www.homestead.com/schehrer2/
Both the BROOK and DELMAN belonged to the powerful LOEW’S Theater Circuit.
For exciting color postcard view of Tulsa Theater see Tulsa Retro Museum pages;
http://www.tulsalawyer.com/page6.htm/
Since I can never seem to enter web sites correctly the first time I’m just about to give up on suggesting them, oh well, try this corrected entry;
htp://mayohotel.com/modules/gallery/tulsafolders/MayoFolderCTCo1930Det01
Click this web site for early 1920s construction view of AKDAR Theater;
View link
Here are views of other vintage McAlester theaters;
1898 PALACE (photo right)…
View link
FORUM (aprox c1907)
View link
1927 PALACE (AKA-Grand, Okla)…
View link
CHIEF (photo left background)…
View link
I’m sorry for the above incorrect information. Here are correct web addresses;
1898 PALACE…
View link
FORUM (aprox c1907)…
View link
1927 PALACE (AKA-Grand, Okla)…
View link
CHIEF…
View link
Let’s croxx our fingers and press enter!!!
I’m sorry for the above incorrect information. Here are correct web addresses;
1898 PALACE…
View link
FORUM (aprox c1907)…
View link
1927 PALACE (AKA-Grand, Okla)…
View link
CHIEF…
View link
Let’s croxx our fingers and press enter!!!
I’m sorry for the above incorrect information. Here are correct web addresses;
1898 PALACE…
View link
FORUM (aprox c1907)…
View link
1927 PALACE (AKA-Grand, Okla)…
View link
CHIEF…
View link
Let’s croxx our fingers and press enter!!!
I’m sorry for the above incorrect information. Here are correct web addresses;
1898 PALACE…
View link
FORUM (aprox c1907)…
View link
1927 PALACE (AKA-Grand, Okla)…
View link
CHIEF…
View link
Let’s croxx our fingers and press enter!
Here are vintage pix of several McAlester theaters;
1898 PALACE-
View link
FORUM (aprox c1907)-
View link
1927 PALACE (AKA-Grand, Okla)-
View link
CHIEF-
View link
Click here to see cover of Busby Theater Grand Opening Program , Friday, March 13, 1908:
View link
Rapp & Rapp duplicated Chicago’s PEOPLES lobbies and auditorium when they created Tulsa’s (1922-1965) AKDAR Theater.
Click here to view 1929 photo of CIRCLE Theater;
View link
For full view of McAlester’s V Theater check out Cinema Tour web site. I’ve always wondered where they came up with such an odd name for this cinema.
Let me explain, Grand ran through downtown, but during the early 20th century shortsighted OKC planners thought it would be just “grand” to have a boulevard that encircled the entire town, thus Grand Boulevard came to be. As the city grew, expanded, and was devided into quadrants, Grand Blvd became quite a nightmare, and still is to this day.
During the mid 1930’s the downtown street called Grand was renamed Sheridan Ave in order to ease confusion.
For vintage views of this, and other theaters in Ottawa County (Electric, Glory B, Grand, Opera House, Plaza, Ottawa, and Roxy) click now;
http://www.homestead.com/schehrer2/
Alva once had both large and small theaters surrounding the town square, click here to see pictures of all five;
http://community.webshots.com/album/37080327UvSytP
and history of Alva’s 1907 New Opera House, click;
View link
Five theater structures ringed Alva’s town square, click here to see photographs of all five;
http://community.webshots.com/album/37080327UvSytP
and here for 1907 New Opera House history;
View link
Alva’s town square had five theater structures-Liberty, Opera House, PIX, Ranger, and Rialto. Click here for photos of each theater;
http://community.webshots.com/photo/37080327UvSytP
and for 1907 New Opera House images and history click;
View link
For further images of Ottawa County, Oklahoma, historic theaters such as the ELECTRIC, GLORY-B, MIAMI OPERA HOUSE, OTTAWA, PLAZA, and ROXY;
http://www.homestead.com/schehrer2/
For images of other McAlester theaters see historic photo pages;
http://www.dancingrabbitgallery.com
http://www.mcalester.lib.ok.us/
Want to see other historic Ottawa County, Oklahoma, theaters? Go here for images of theaters such as ELECTRIC, GLORY-B, MIAMI OPERA HOUSE, OTTAWA, PLAZA, AND ROXY, then navigate this site;
http://www.homestead.com/schehrer2/
Want to see other Ottawa County, Oklahoma, theaters? For images of theaters sich as ELECTRIC, GLORY-B, MIAMI OPERA HOUSE, OTTAWA, PLAZA, and ROXY, then navigate this web site;
http:..www.homestead.com/schehrer2/
DIDN’T WORK because silly me gave wrong web address…try;
http://www.mcalester.lib.ok.us/
LOOK! into photo pages on these web sites to see clear interior and exterior photographs of the BUSBY Theater, plus the Okla and V;
http://www.mcalester.libok.us/
http://www.dancingrabbitgallery.com
WHAT FUN!!!