i tried to email you earlier but i don’t know if you got it ( i had to register first! ). anyway, the manring was absolutely gorgeous inside. there was an elaborate balcony, angels ( or cherubs ) adorned the balcony and walls. the walls were red velvet. there was a blue neon clock ( this was in the 60’s ), a stage where the would scare the whole audience by turning frankenstien and his buddies loose then turn out the lights! my brother and i have a few seats that came out of there after it burned down. i have the #1 seat. the arms of them are a pretty wrought iron design. another friend bought everything in there that didn’t burn. he has the seats, movie reels ( some still have film on them ), the projector which weighs a ton and who knows what else. it was a wonderful place to be a child and i miss it very much. i hope this helps. if you need to know more i will do my best to find out for you. sincerely, sheila
i tried to email you earlier but i don’t know if you got it ( i had to register first! ). anyway, the manring was absolutely gorgeous inside. there was an elaborate balcony, angels ( or cherubs ) adorned the balcony and walls. the walls were red velvet. there was a blue neon clock ( this was in the 60’s ), a stage where the would scare the whole audience by turning frankenstien and his buddies loose then turn out the lights! my brother and i have a few seats that came out of there after it burned down. i have the #1 seat. the arms of them are a pretty wrought iron design. another friend bought everything in there that didn’t burn. he has the seats, movie reels ( some still have film on them ), the projector which weighs a ton and who knows what else. it was a wonderful place to be a child and i miss it very much. i hope this helps. if you need to know more i will do my best to find out for you. sincerely, sheila