1,827 Comments Posted by eldokid@aol.com

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I can't get enough of this web site. I come back every day in hopes of new pictures and sometimes I am surprised with a new gallery and mesmerizing photographs. Thank you!
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Almost looks alive -
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What I live for. . . a NEW Gallery, YAY!!
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At least we know this person hasn't had any corn recently!
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The floor looks a little squishy
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I think they call it "progress"
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I kind of agree, if you look real close you can actually see the picture area and then count the sprocket holes.
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Yes, practicality aside, they would still be neat to have if one had the space just to have them on display.
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how sad
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all this destruction and yet the flourescent light fixtures hang on -
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Imagine the sounds that must have made -
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the shots of collapsing floors mesmerize me for some reason - I can stare at them for hours
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I would love to see a time lapse movie of this place, when it was occupied and people running around to when it was left to rot and then finally the rotting process. Amazing.
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sinister
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yes, those "tubes" on the top are like clothes dryer vents because these projectors actually burned carbon arc rods, so they were needed to vent the heat and gasses. I would LOVE to find two of these somewhere. They must weigh a ton, but what a home theater they would make!