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Theatres On The Net                                                            by lan Williams

             It may be of interest to publish in CinemaRecord some of the web sites on the Internet which members could
             look up instead of using up valuable browsing  time. The list below is from the Theatre Historical Society of
             America, via their 'THS Newsletter'.  have made a brief note of whether each  site contains pictures or just info.

             Broadway Theatre Tour,  Los Angeles.................    http://www.gmrnet.com/theatres.html
             A dozen theatres in the theatre district. Currently exteriors only. Interiors to follow.  Photos/info.

             Paramount Theatre,  Seattle ........... .          http://www.theparamount.com/theatre/default.htm
             A beautifully restored  1928 theatre.

             Sony Theatres, NewYork..........   http://www.spe.sony.com/pictures/sonytheatres/theatres/theatres.htm
             Photos/Info Loew's Theatres inc. Paradise NY Grand Atlanta (where GWTW premiered) amongst others.

             Fifth Avenue Theatre,  Seattle.......................   http://www.speakeasy.org/5thavenue/tour/
            A  1926 theatre, includes technical specifications and a seating plan.

             Kenosha Theatre, Winsconsin .............. ..      http://www.execpc.com/-sponge/theatrel.html
             Restored 1926 theatre with colour photos.

            Theatre Photos, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.  http://rs6.1oc.gov/cgi-bin/query/r?detr:@band(theatre.)
            The above goes directly to the theatre page, over fifty photos of theatres in ten states circa 1820 - 1920.

            The Detroit Publishing home page ........................................ http://lcweb2.1oc.gov/ammem/detroit/dethome.html

            Detroit's Historic Theatre District Tour .......................................... http://ics.soe.umich.edu/-tfadoir/pw/tours.html
             Excellent histories and photos of the Madison & Adams, both 1917; and grander State, 1925;  Michigan, 1926;
             United Artists, 1928; and the fabulous Fox, 1928, home of the 4/36  Fox Wurlitzer.

           , Big Screen Cinema Guide: Milwaukee Movie History ........ http://bigscreen.execpc.com/Widen/MoviePalaces.html
            Features photos and histories of four Milwaukee theatres and othe interesting info.

            Michigan Theatre, Jackson, Michigan, ................... .   http://www.s2f.com/michigan/

            Glove Theatre,  Gowersville,  NY.  ......................   http://www.blacdisc.com/-theater/
            Interesting info and stories of two ongoing restoration projects.

            Naylor & MacArthur Theatres, Washhington DC.  Comerford Theatre, Pennsylvania .....
            http://www.mont.mindspring.com/-martinmc/theatres/naylor.html   or ... macarthur.html  or  comerford.html
            3 wonderful 'sites' on 'lost' theatres, one an Eberson (State) style.  Photos and articles from 1945 trade journals.

            Loew's Jersey Theatre, Jersey City, New Jersey ................................. http://www.panix.com/-solan/loews.html
            Description and photos of ongoing restoration of this 3300 seat 1929 house.

            I hope the 'dots' are clear enough as they are important with these Internet pages.



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