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A 4-screen General Cinema stood here until the late-90s, when this 16-screen multiplex replaced it.
After becoming an AMC theatre in 2002, it was replaced in 2011 by a new 12-screen just across the street, on the former site of Randhurst Mall. The pictured structure is to become a Petsmart.
Sorry for the lousy photograph.
Wrath of The Titans Billboard Standee featuring the monster Makhai from the remake of the Ray Harryhausen film wall sized poster in the hallway of the AMC Empire 25 Theater on 42nd Street New York City theatre NYC 3D movie mythology myths Clash fire firy monsters creature creatures
Reproduced 35mm Slide
Photo shot by my Dad, Jay Thomson, at Glidden, TX in Jan. 1977
On January 13, 1977, Dad shot AMC boxcar 509 at Glidden, Texas.
AMC awards recognition for the MG Keith L. Ware Public Affairs Competition. Winners went on to compete at the Department of the Army. The competition recognizes Soldiers and Department of the Army civilian employees for excellence in achieving the objectives of the Army Public Affairs Program.
Photo by J.D. Leipold
Jeffrey P. Parsons prepares to accept a flag during the standing up of the new Army Contracting Command (provisional) March 13 at Fort Belvoir, Va. The new command will provide global contracting capability in support of warfighter needs across the full spectrum of military operations.
I'd been seeing this little car every morning on my way to work recently, but being 6 in the morning and me driving at about 30mph kind of made it hard for me to snap a picture. Luckily, yesterday I found where it was going everyday - quite by accident.
The internet tells me the Pacer X was originally designed to have a Wankel rotary engine in it, but between the gas crisis and the proposed engine's bad NO emissions AMC had to scrap that idea and shove their standard inline-6 under the hood. One site mentioned something about a 5.0l v8 was an option, but I'm 1) not sure if that was in the Pacer X and 2) not sure how one would get a v8 in there as it looks like the 3.8/4.2 i6 would be a tight fit.
Since AMC had all but folded by the time I was born, the cars are a bit of an oddity to me that I simply don't know much about. I suppose for those born around '98, Saturns will be much the same way.
Officials participating in the ground breaking included: Maj. Gen. Todd Semonite, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; Ronnie Chronister, U.S. Army Aviation & Missile Command; Chief Warrant Officer 4 Frederick L. Ellwein, commander, U.S. Army Materiel Command Band; John B. Rogers, Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army – North Alabama; Brig. Gen. Christopher Tucker, commanding general, U.S. Army Security Assistance Command; Mayor Paul Finley, City of Madison; Mayor Tommy Battle, City of Huntsville; Col. Robert M. Pastorelli, U.S. Army Garrison Redstone Arsenal commander; Chief Warrant Officer 4 Peter Gillies, U.S. Army Materiel Command; and Bob Ratliff, Dyson Construction. U.S. Army Photo by AMC Public Affairs.