I guess the Soviet Union was still our friend in 1942, based on the film ad. Unfortunately the Americans most sympathetic to Russia’s plight in World War II ended up blacklisted ten years later.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but the Baby Bubbles photo appears to have been taken in the 1950s. The marquee advertises the Joe Louis-Primo Carnera fight, which took place on 6/25/35. The marquee might have been used for a film shoot when the picture was taken.
The sign on the marquee in Lost Memory’s photo says “Stop the Suffering”. I think the theater is crying out for help as it doesn’t know if it’s supposed to be a department store, a Mexican church or a movie theater.
Speaking only for myself, your interest in the theater is appreciated. I could do without the religious propaganda, though. Plenty of other websites for that.
Here is a link:
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Status should be closed/demolished. Here is a link:
http://www.michigandriveins.com/detail.asp?id=3
Here is a link with some recent photos:
http://www.michigandriveins.com/detail.asp?id=76
I guess the Soviet Union was still our friend in 1942, based on the film ad. Unfortunately the Americans most sympathetic to Russia’s plight in World War II ended up blacklisted ten years later.
Thanks for the update.
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Correct me if I’m wrong, but the Baby Bubbles photo appears to have been taken in the 1950s. The marquee advertises the Joe Louis-Primo Carnera fight, which took place on 6/25/35. The marquee might have been used for a film shoot when the picture was taken.
The sign on the marquee in Lost Memory’s photo says “Stop the Suffering”. I think the theater is crying out for help as it doesn’t know if it’s supposed to be a department store, a Mexican church or a movie theater.
There was also a single theater called Naz Cinema which was located at 37411 Fremont Boulevard. That theater is now occupied by a church.
The theater opened in 1963 and had a capacity for 1258 cars.
Speaking only for myself, your interest in the theater is appreciated. I could do without the religious propaganda, though. Plenty of other websites for that.
Here is a nice color photo:
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Well said, friend.
No wonder I couldn’t find this theater by name. Who knew there was an apostrophe in the middle?
Here is a nice color photo:
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