174 Comments for Palace Theater

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It is a sorry site indeed.
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The place just needs to be razed to the ground. It is in utter ruins with no hope of ever being restored.
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The last ticket to the last patron of the last picture show
has finally been sold.

Stranger in the fog
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Nice how the light flickers from the outside.
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I just don't understand how this piano could be left to rot.
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Cover your ears while the strains of "Haunted Music" plays
at the strike of the "Witching Hour".

Stranger in the fog
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I hope that you guys saved as much film as you can
find and then put it on a compact disc.

Joseph
10:07 p.m. November / 29 / 2014
Sun City, California
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Yes, and we dressed up when we went out to eat. Seldom do people dress up anymore.
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It looks more like a painting than a photograph.
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Back in the late 70's/early 80's when my mother worked in films at County Schools every so often she'd open a canister of older Cellulose triacetate film and it really did smell horrible. Now I know why. Thanks!
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Really captures the enormity of the place.
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Oh my...if these walls could speak.
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Ahh hahahaha well yeah.....organic antenna FTW mike T.
OK. It shows up wonderfully well Google Earth Street View.
Take a trip down Broadway to # 791......
Poor Gary - looks doleful
and rueful.......
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Yes - thank you, Motts - for this good gallery with hitting, to the point pictures of this forlorn unfortunate location...the sadness of it all.
I know it was glorious once upon a time.
Sigh
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ohhh...ohh..oh! No it didn´t. Sounds so pathetic & sad!
Well some got jobs and worked, painting murals - good.