Opened on July 16th, 1940 and closed on April 30th, 1942 due to “New City License Fee several times higher than fee charged in comparable communities” Article and ad posted.
The film daily yearbooks 1935-1955 mentions an “Texas Theatre” at 630 Broadway seating 539. Owned by Griffith, Westex theatres, Theatre Enterprises and Frontier theatres
Run this prompt into Nano Banana 2: “You said
repair this theatre and colorize if a modern camera was used and make it sunny for noon”, an amazing photo comes out.
Grand opening ad posted.
Closed on January 5th, 1955 pre Sentinel on January 6th, 1955
Closed in December 1923.
November 25th, 1954.
Article:
A busy 1940 night:
It was on Liberty Street.
Opened on July 16th, 1940 and closed on April 30th, 1942 due to “New City License Fee several times higher than fee charged in comparable communities” Article and ad posted.
Posted an 1940 photo and its AI enhanced version from this:
Grand opening ad posted. It became a twinplex on December 25th, 1980. Another ad posted.
The GKC Orpheum Cinemas opened on November 15th, 1996 with “Space Jam” and other movies.
This was first mentioned in the Morris Daily Herald on June 19th, 1907 and gave its last show on June 19th, 1931.
Reopened as Odeon Camden town on July 11th, 1997. Grand opening ad posted
This was with United Artists 1987-1996.
Opened June 30th, 1911. Ad and article posted.
Grand opening ad:
The film daily yearbooks 1935-1955 mentions an “Texas Theatre” at 630 Broadway seating 539. Owned by Griffith, Westex theatres, Theatre Enterprises and Frontier theatres
Run this prompt into Nano Banana 2: “You said repair this theatre and colorize if a modern camera was used and make it sunny for noon”, an amazing photo comes out.
This was at 724 Main.
I also uploaded an Infographic.
Article:
Another Wormwood location opened according to the Canadian Film Digest of 1982.
Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted (restored) and a screen shot of how it was restored.
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