I just drove by there today (11/11/11) and it’s just sitting empty. There’s a plastic sign wrapped around the old theater sign, for Kiss-FM’s haunted house, so I guess Kiss-FM’s been using it in the fall, but other than that, it doesn’t appear to be used by anyone at this point. Some semi trailers are parked outside (near signs that say “No semi trailer parking” lol).
I have very fond memories of being four years old (in 1967), and going to the Lynn Twin for the early Saturday matinee with my big brothers and sisters, and then walking over to the Lynnwood Roll-A-Way for some roller skating. We seemed to do that almost every weekend. It was a very memorable time for me. I remember crying my eyes out when Bambi’s mom got shot, and I remember winning a prize during the intermission of one of the movies.
I just drove by there today (11/11/11) and it’s just sitting empty. There’s a plastic sign wrapped around the old theater sign, for Kiss-FM’s haunted house, so I guess Kiss-FM’s been using it in the fall, but other than that, it doesn’t appear to be used by anyone at this point. Some semi trailers are parked outside (near signs that say “No semi trailer parking” lol).
I have very fond memories of being four years old (in 1967), and going to the Lynn Twin for the early Saturday matinee with my big brothers and sisters, and then walking over to the Lynnwood Roll-A-Way for some roller skating. We seemed to do that almost every weekend. It was a very memorable time for me. I remember crying my eyes out when Bambi’s mom got shot, and I remember winning a prize during the intermission of one of the movies.