Classic movie theaters

The Paramount Theatre in Times Square, 1934. Courtesy of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences). From Cinema Treasures: A New Look at Classic Movie Theaters (Ross Melnick and Andreas Fuchs)

An old HDR I took back in 2007, reprocessed. BTW, does it happen to you that people will (obviously) fav some random images in your stream in the hope that you do the same? And then you look and they have gazillions favorites... only topped by their contacts? Yesterday, somebody faved my last uploaded image, and 3 others slightly further in my stream. This was as I was uploading the 53 images. 51 of those are only parts, ugly in themselves, but part of the final pano. 3 of those got faved…

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for mature audiences only. i haven't seen it from IMDB "This movie is not schlock, despite the lo fi production and its link to Troma productions. A dark fable for adults. Exploitation is a theme of Sugar Cookies, and one wonders if the cast has not fallen prey to said theme. A weird movie with enticing visuals: shadows and contrast are prominent. Definitely worth a look, especially from fans of Warhol and stylish decadence. Through all the cruelty and wickedness, a moral, albeit twisted…

This building was erected in the late teens or early '20's (I believe) for use as a Vaudeville theater house. In the next decade, a large Michigan theater chain, W. S. Butterfield Theaters (headquarters in Lansing) purchased this and turned it into the largest movie theater in town. They also built two other theaters in Holland. One was further west on 8th St, in the middle of town, named the "Centennial." This was torn down in the '50's and a lovely little park is in now in the location…