Cinéma et salles de Spectacles 1940's - 1960's - 1940's to 1960's theatre

Le Cinéma Les Ambiances à Clermont Ferrand

Le Magestic Cinéma fermé depuis que je vais à St Lo pour le Boulot (à peu prés 5 ans), c'est un lieu assez ecxtraordinaire avec un lustre et un escalier de toute beauté, surement fermé depuis la construction du multiplex prés de la gare.

Le Splendid à Langoiran (33 Gironde)

Palais du Grand Large de Saint Malo ( 35400 Ille et Vilaine) - 1956

York Theatre (New York)

Moreland Theatre - 2/6 Robert Morton
Portland, Oregon

Movie Theatre: San Luis Obispo, CA. Fremont - 1941

L'ancien cinéma le Casino, rue du Général-Leclerc Saint Quentin dans l'Aisne (il y a plus de 15 ans). C'est lorsque une copine avait était mutté en Picardie, que j'ai découvert ce fabuleux bâtiment







Pas revue depuis mais normalement réhabilité

Santa Monica Civic Auditorium de 1958 réalisé par l'architecte Welton Becket

Burlingame’s Hyatt Cinema originally opened on September 15, 1964 as the “Hyatt Music Theatre,” a venue for live musicals. It was the first theater “in the round” to be located on the San Francisco Peninsula, predating San Carlos’ Circle Star Theatre by roughly one month. Unfortunately, the Hyatt’s original business concept failed to attract regular crowds and in 1966, the theater was remodeled for film use. The rechristened “Hyatt Cinema” operated as a movie theater for over forty years before closing in 2007. This futuristic building currently sits empty.

Photos de Gerald Fomoco notre envoyé spécial à Laon (Picardie) qui nous envoie des photos du cinéma de Laon.

Syrian Shriners Temple | 217 William Howard Taft Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45219

Détruit en 2011 :!!!!

Plaza Theatre. Vernon texas

Fandango Movie Theatres - Bakersfield

Photos de Krunch

6230 Sunset Blvd. has had many different lives like The Moulin Rouge shown here! (now Nickelodeon studios!) It’s just one of the sights covered in an information packed 90 minutes by VLA friend, Philip Mershon's Felix In Hollywood Tours in the heart of Hollywood! He’s been called the best by LA Weekly and TimeOut LA!

The Pantages Theater (Hollywood) in 1960. The Art Deco theater opened in 1930 and hosted the Academy Awards between 1949-1959. Next to it is the Frolic Room, which also opened in 1930 and still stands today---its been called “the last remaining true bar on Hollywood Blvd”.

Dr. Strangelove playing at the Beverly Theatre in 1964!

Wilshire and Beverly Dr. – avec Eric Matlock et Dario Witer.

Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood during the 1940s.

Can anyone make out the names of the movies on those posters?

UPDATE! Of course you guys figured out the movies! “It’s a Wonderful Life” is one of them. AND this photo is actually FLIPPED! That’s why the car seems to be headed in the wrong direction. Leave it to you guys to solve all the mysteries...