I watched the Ultravision being built in the late sixties . The grand opening was a big affair , spot lights , a few movie stars , and guest were dressed to the 9’s ( formal attire ) . It was absolutly beautiful , one of the last big screen , big sound theatres . I worked there from 1974 to 1977 . It was a great experience . The midnight movies were off the chain . We had local bands play ,than a short ( like the three stooges ) and than the feature film ( my fav was Led Zepplins “ The Song Remains The Same ” ) . It was sad to see it torn down but the experience of seeing 100s of movies will be with me forever .
I watched the Ultravision being built in the late sixties . The grand opening was a big affair , spot lights , a few movie stars , and guest were dressed to the 9’s ( formal attire ) . It was absolutly beautiful , one of the last big screen , big sound theatres . I worked there from 1974 to 1977 . It was a great experience . The midnight movies were off the chain . We had local bands play ,than a short ( like the three stooges ) and than the feature film ( my fav was Led Zepplins “ The Song Remains The Same ” ) . It was sad to see it torn down but the experience of seeing 100s of movies will be with me forever .