“Box Office,” that’s a term I should have been using in this album
WEEK 41 – Southaven Malco (Feature Presentation)
For this next portion of our album, we’ll be exploring the auditorium wings. Not either the left one or the right one specifically, I should say, but simply “the rest of the theater” in general; which is a good thing, actually, as I have absolutely no idea which wing I was walking down when I took this picture anyway XD
Regardless, my intention here was to show you the old changeable letterboards that Malco used to use to manually put up the movie names, show times, and auditorium locations, prior to replacing them with computerized versions. In the wake of the new automated signboards being installed, these old ones were downgraded merely to advertising a permanent “welcome” message; later, they were removed entirely.
As for the new movie screen signage, you can see the first iteration in this pic, which also shows you the spatial relationship between the new and the old (not to mention a very nice overview of the entire lobby). Since then, the signs have been replaced yet again; we saw those newest versions above both auditorium wings during Tuesday’s upload set.
(c) 2020 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
“Box Office,” that’s a term I should have been using in this album
WEEK 41 – Southaven Malco (Feature Presentation)
For this next portion of our album, we’ll be exploring the auditorium wings. Not either the left one or the right one specifically, I should say, but simply “the rest of the theater” in general; which is a good thing, actually, as I have absolutely no idea which wing I was walking down when I took this picture anyway XD
Regardless, my intention here was to show you the old changeable letterboards that Malco used to use to manually put up the movie names, show times, and auditorium locations, prior to replacing them with computerized versions. In the wake of the new automated signboards being installed, these old ones were downgraded merely to advertising a permanent “welcome” message; later, they were removed entirely.
As for the new movie screen signage, you can see the first iteration in this pic, which also shows you the spatial relationship between the new and the old (not to mention a very nice overview of the entire lobby). Since then, the signs have been replaced yet again; we saw those newest versions above both auditorium wings during Tuesday’s upload set.
(c) 2020 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)