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Here's a shot of the colorful Bal Theatre found along the main strip.
This old theatre is the Fairfax Theatre, located in Oakland. Actually, this was a theatre once upon a time.
The Towne Theatre appears to still be open for business near downtown San Jose. At the time this photos was taken, the theatre was showing an IMCS center.
Far left - A close up of the Stamm's blade marquee. Near left - a shot of the patterns on the front facade.
To the far right is the fruit of the San Jose City Council's efforts. The Jose Theatre is now open and housing the Improv. Best of all, the neon on this theatre also works.
To the near right is what the Fox California looks like today. The blade neon has been placed back on the front facade and the theatre has never looked better, even serving as a church.
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The Stamm Theatre in Antioch, CA looks like a carefully
preserved deco theater. Not sure if this theatre is open or closed.
