I grew up in Port Clinton and most of my memories there were of this theater. I really miss it. In the 60s it was run (owned?) by the Deal family. In the early 60s the programs changed twice a week. Sun-Tues, then Wed-Sat. The first movie there ever to be held over for a second week was BILLY JACK. It was local news!
A beautiful inner lobby with mirrors and posters of coming attractions, ornate bathrooms, and wide auditorium. The only drawback I remember was the concession stand which operated in an open area in the back of the theater and could be quite noisy
I grew up in Port Clinton and most of my memories there were of this theater. I really miss it. In the 60s it was run (owned?) by the Deal family. In the early 60s the programs changed twice a week. Sun-Tues, then Wed-Sat. The first movie there ever to be held over for a second week was BILLY JACK. It was local news!
A beautiful inner lobby with mirrors and posters of coming attractions, ornate bathrooms, and wide auditorium. The only drawback I remember was the concession stand which operated in an open area in the back of the theater and could be quite noisy
Does anyone who went to the Thalia in the early 80s, realize (or remember) that Viggo Mortensen was a ticket taker there for a couple of years?