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Nevada Main | Architecture | Auto | Casino | Drive-ins | Eateries | Icons | Motels | Neon
The frost topped Gem Theatre of Pioche, NV was open for business back when this photo was taken. The Gem closed its doors in April 2004 due to damage caused by high winds. For more information, see this website.
Here's a day shot of the Rex Theatre in Fallon, NV. The Rex originally opened in 1920 as a home for vaudeville and silent movies. Several decades ago, the theatre was faced with fires on two separate occasions and damage from an earthquake. Today, the Rex Theatre features two screens and still features first run movies. For more information, see the Cinema Treasures website. 12-04
Check out the Crystal Theatre in Elko. The script lettering on the marquee gives the theatre the look of a throwback to the mid-century. 10-06
Nevada Theatre
Here's another shot of Nevada Theatre as seen from the front. See more at Roadside Peek's Spotlight on Historic Wells Nevada. 10-06
Nevada Theatre parking lettering
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The Nevada Theatre still stands in Wells, NV, though
no movies appear to be showing here. The theatre was built in 1902 as the New House Hotel, then was converted to a theatre in the 1920's. For more information, see the 