Calendar, June 1950
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This is a calendar from the Park Theatre (courtesy of Richard Jeha & El Sobrante Historical Society) for the month of June 1950. Sunday June 11 (on this calendar) was the first time I ever went to the Park. “Francis” (the talking mule) was the feature, a rare single feature at the Park as almost all programs were double features, with three program changes a week in those days.
Mr. Jeha (manager and member of the owning family) gave a few local boys (myself included) monthly passes for distributing these calendars in the El Sobrante area and that was the beginning of becoming a regular movie goer and movie theatre buff for me. Some of the happiest days of my youth were spent at the Park.
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Other than the misspelling of “tattooed” on June 14 and actor Jeffrey Lynn’s name on the 21st that’s a pretty accurate list…