In the days when Interboro had the Trylon it was more of a second run double bill house, and then started to get some of the first run showcase films. Loews actually booked this theatre well when they took it over. “Saturday Night Fever”, “Looking For Mr GoodBar”, “Flashdance” all played at least 6 months each. One of the last times I remember it selling out show after show was “Indecent Proposal”.
If you look under the Loew’s State ad, you can see one for the Victoria. They were presenting Rita Hayworth & Glenn Ford in “Affair in Trinidad”. View link
The post above with the playbill for the 1978 re-release of “Fantasia” lists “Matilda” as the next attraction. I’m embarassed to admit I saw that there. OMG, that film is so bad I don’t think it ever came out on video and I don’t even recall it being on TV. The great Robert Mitchums lowest moment.
The post above with the playbill for the 1978 re-release of “Fantasia” lists “Matilda” as the next attraction. I’m embaressed to admit I saw that there. OMG, that film is so bad I don’t think it ever came out on video and I don’t even recall it being on TV. The great Robert Mitchums lowest moment.
In the late 60’s and early 70’s MGM re-released everything in it’s library that would make suitable family matinees. Some classics like “Wizard of Oz”, “Lassie Come Home” and “The Yearling” and some lesser things like this and “Brothers Grimm" View link
Fritz played here in the 70's
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Remember this film? It did quite well and was revived many times as a midnight show.
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In the days when Interboro had the Trylon it was more of a second run double bill house, and then started to get some of the first run showcase films. Loews actually booked this theatre well when they took it over. “Saturday Night Fever”, “Looking For Mr GoodBar”, “Flashdance” all played at least 6 months each. One of the last times I remember it selling out show after show was “Indecent Proposal”.
Look at this trashy film “Cool Breeze” MGM released in 1972. This was in the waning days of the once great studio.
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I missed this combo when it played the Oasis :)
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It was a UA when it played this classic double bill
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Hard to believe the Playhouse could run something like this.
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A low point for the Cinemart in 1972.
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It’s small but there is an ad here for “Marriage Italian Style” at the Festival
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As the Regent they were part of this 1965 showcase run.
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I see a listing for another theatre here in Glen Cove called the Town. It is listed as operated by Town & Country
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The Avalon was part of this showcase in 1965
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Tallulah played here on showcase in 1965.
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If you look under the Loew’s State ad, you can see one for the Victoria. They were presenting Rita Hayworth & Glenn Ford in “Affair in Trinidad”.
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1952 “King Kong” came back to the Fantasy
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1952 saw a wide re-release of “King Kong” and “Leopard Man” playing here
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1952 saw a mass release of King King and the Leopard Man
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The post above with the playbill for the 1978 re-release of “Fantasia” lists “Matilda” as the next attraction. I’m embarassed to admit I saw that there. OMG, that film is so bad I don’t think it ever came out on video and I don’t even recall it being on TV. The great Robert Mitchums lowest moment.
The post above with the playbill for the 1978 re-release of “Fantasia” lists “Matilda” as the next attraction. I’m embaressed to admit I saw that there. OMG, that film is so bad I don’t think it ever came out on video and I don’t even recall it being on TV. The great Robert Mitchums lowest moment.
1952 saw Joan Crawford in “Sudden Fear” at the State
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The immortal “Song of Norway"
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Also played family matinees
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In the late 60’s and early 70’s MGM re-released everything in it’s library that would make suitable family matinees. Some classics like “Wizard of Oz”, “Lassie Come Home” and “The Yearling” and some lesser things like this and “Brothers Grimm"
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Here is another MGM family matinee
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Here is the ad from that unusual booking of “Duel in the Sun” that opened at the Capitol and 38 neighborhood Loew's
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