Vintage marquee

Centre theater neon signage. A vintage movie marquee from an old folder of photos I came across. Don't know who took the pictures or remember where they came from, but they sure look nice.

Old theater marquee

#vintage theatre marquee

Paramount Theater marquee | Restored marquee for the Paramou… | Flickr

Loma theater neon signage. A vintage movie marquee from an old folder of photos I came across. Don't know who took the pictures or remember where they came from, but they sure look nice.

Reverse "moonglow" white marquee letters

Super classic style arcade marquee. Features could match light box with "21+ over only" sign.

Guild 45 theater marquee Seattle. Built in 1919. #theater #marquee #vintage #neon #seattle

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On old US40 (Washington St.) in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The Princess Theater was a silent film and vaudeville playhouse when it opened in 1919. It was restored in 1941 with a brillantly lite art deco neon marquee and purchased by the city of Decatur as a venue for the performing arts. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Laurelhurst theater neon signage. A vintage movie marquee from an old folder of photos I came across. Don't know who took the pictures or remember where they came from, but they sure look nice.

front of Laurelhurst Theater, Portland, Oregon

Plaza theater neon signage. A vintage movie marquee from an old folder of photos I came across. Don't know who took the pictures or remember where they came from, but they sure look nice.

A new marquee at the Carpenter Theater. This new marquee is a replica of the original, aside from the digital ticker line and the illuminated lettering. Originally this was traditional removable backlit letting. Here is a older photo of the theater that shows the ugly 1970s marquee. Originally, this theater was a Loew's movie palace.