From the Pomona Public Library. I believe this is the theater on Third and not the one that was on North Garey, which was the Fox Sunkist. I could be wrong.
Here are two pictures from San Jose. The first photo is from the twenties and shows a Vitaphone theater, but on First Street. I don’t think that’s the Jose. The second picture speaks for itself.
I walked by the State yesterday. The resident church was having some kind of open house, with refreshments. I wanted to go inside, but I didn’t want to hear the accompanying lecture on my salvation, so I wussed out. Maybe next time.
If it’s not here under another name, the Montez Theater in Grass Valley would immediately follow the Monterey. The photo is from the Pomona Public Library:
Here is a 1940s era photo from the Pomona Public Library which shows a Capitol Theater on K Street, which obviously predates the theater discussed above.
This is a photo of a Victory Theater in California, from the Pomona Public Library. I don’t think it’s the one in Hanford, but it doesn’t sound like the one in Santa Barbara, either. I guess we’ll never know.
From the Pomona Public Library. I believe this is the theater on Third and not the one that was on North Garey, which was the Fox Sunkist. I could be wrong.
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Here are two pictures from San Jose. The first photo is from the twenties and shows a Vitaphone theater, but on First Street. I don’t think that’s the Jose. The second picture speaks for itself.
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The recent picture of the Del Oro on that page would support your argument.
I walked by the State yesterday. The resident church was having some kind of open house, with refreshments. I wanted to go inside, but I didn’t want to hear the accompanying lecture on my salvation, so I wussed out. Maybe next time.
If it’s not here under another name, the Montez Theater in Grass Valley would immediately follow the Monterey. The photo is from the Pomona Public Library:
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From the Santa Ana Public Library:
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Here is an indirectly related link with some information on this theater:
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From the Pomona Public Library:
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Here is a 1940s era photo from the Pomona Public Library which shows a Capitol Theater on K Street, which obviously predates the theater discussed above.
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The name of the theater in the second photo was the Monache:
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Here is a photo of another theater in Porterville. This must have been a happening town:
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http://www.drive-ins.com/theater/catesco
This is a photo of a Victory Theater in California, from the Pomona Public Library. I don’t think it’s the one in Hanford, but it doesn’t sound like the one in Santa Barbara, either. I guess we’ll never know.
Some early photos during construction of the Tower, from the UCLA Collection:
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/007/01/i0070105.jpg
http://sclee.library.ucla.edu/007/01/i0070104.jpg
1938 postcard, from the Pomona Public Library:
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1945 postcard, from the Pomona Public Library:
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Here is a picture of the Needles Theater in 1940, from the Pomona Public Library:
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From the California State Library:
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Another view of the interior:
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From the California State Library:
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