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MW Main | Architecture | Auto | Bowling | Drive-ins | Eateries | Motels | Neon Pages : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 [9] 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Here are a couple of shots of the Strand Theatre marquee. This Angola, IN favorite still opens to the public on a nightly basis. 02-08 (Far left) A good shot of the marquee (Near left) A look at the Strand Theatre from across the street.
Check out the Strand Theatre, located in Sturgis, MI. The Strand still features an intact blade sign, that may or may not be neon these days. Check out the front marquee with a design popular with the theatres of the same era. The Strand is now a four screen multiplex still showing first run movies. See the Strand Theatre official website for more information. 02-08
The Civic Theatre opened up in the 1940's and is still entertainment the public in Farmington, MI. See the Farmington Civic Theatre website for more information. 08-08
(Far left) A shot of the multi colored deco design on the front facade (Near left) The Strand awaiting visitors on this bright warm day
The Planters Barn Theatre is a historic site from the Mark Twain stories is located in Hannibal, MO. The theatre from 1849 is still going strong. 07-08
The Birmingham Theatre is a old movie palace first built in 1927. Originally set up as a single screener, the Birmingham is now called the Birmingham 8, referencing the 8 theatres that is now housed inside. More info at the Birmingham 8 website. 08-08 (Left) Another angle of the Birmingham Theatre and its fine marquee
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