Here is a colorful post card rendition of the Loews/United Artist theater on 4th Avenue in Louisville. Mickey Rooney in “Boys Town” appears to be the evening movie feature.
The Rialto is accross the street featuring Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire in “Carefree" www.flickr.com/photos/lastpictureshow/319625969
Do not mind the questions at all. It is just that it never occured to me to keep more accurate records of all the theaters that I have photographed over the years.
Another view of the WHITE THEATER taken around 1952. With thanks to Jeannette.
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A rare newsprint photograph of the URBAN THEATER in the forgotten community of Urbandale.
With thanks to Jeannette Davison for the photo.
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Rare photograph of the Grove in Dallas. (Pleasant Grove)
Photo courtesy of Jeannette Davison / Edited by Don Lewis
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My image of the MEXIA.
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My December 2006 image of the GRANADA.
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My photograph of the WALLACE THEATER.
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Two of my images of the BERRY THEATER in Fort Worth.
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My photograph of the EL PASEO sign and marquee in Santa Fe.
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Here is a colorful post card rendition of the Loews/United Artist theater on 4th Avenue in Louisville. Mickey Rooney in “Boys Town” appears to be the evening movie feature.
The Rialto is accross the street featuring Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire in “Carefree"
www.flickr.com/photos/lastpictureshow/319625969
A colorful post card rendetion of fourth avenue, the RIALTO and a LOEWS/UNITED ARTIST (now the Louisville Palace Theater).
A closer look at the Rialto marquee shows that “CAREFREE” with Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire was playing.
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My photograph of the HILAND sign.
www.flickr.com/photos/lastpictureshow/317114538
Do not mind the questions at all. It is just that it never occured to me to keep more accurate records of all the theaters that I have photographed over the years.
My photograph of the SUNDANCE sign.
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You ask tough questions longisland!! The New Isis pix is 5-10 years old. (my best guess)
A photo of the TEXAS sent to me labled “Opening day 11-28-1929."
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My photograph showing some of the remarkable detail of the BERWYN theater building.
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My photograph of the TEXAS in San Angelo.
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My b&w photograph of the SERF.
www.flickr.com/photos/lastpictureshow/314714923
My b&w photograph of the ABALON sign in New Orleans.
www.flickr.com/photos/lastpictureshow/314074327
My b&w photograph of the Cine Royale and front of the building.
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I have some photos from my black and white photograpy days that I am editing and preparing to post on my flickr site soon.
I have a Cine Royale picture from my black and white phototograpy days that I am in the process of editing for my flickr site to be posted soon.
My photograph of the Sebastiani.
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My photograph of the TEXAS.
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My photograph of the TOWER.
www.flickr.com/photos/lastpictureshow/310086615