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This is Pre Covid London. Hopefully box offices will be buzzing again soon.
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En el exterior de un bar en Jerez, Andalucía, Spain, imita a la taquilla de venta de entradas para las Plazas de Toros.
Outside a bar. Shelf that imitates the bullring boxoffice
Sunset (9/23/2021) at the Rady Shell at Jacob’s Park during singer/songwriter, two-time Grammy® Award winner and San Diego local Jason Mraz’s rehearsal session. What’s not to love, love, love about "America’s Finest City?!” Have a blessed weekend!
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Opened in 1946 and is now the Cherokee Civic Theater. A beautiful ceramic likeness of a Native American sits atop the neon sign. Rusk, Texas. 5.12.2012,
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According to Cinema Treasures, the Texas opened February 10,1950 and closed some time in late 1970s. Renovations were to have begun in 2014...no word on the progress of the work. Kingsville,Texas. 7.5.2017
Opened in 1949 with seating for 1,000 and closed sometime in the 1970s or 1980s....restoration completed not long before this shot was taken. See Cinema Treasures for more info.Edna,Texas. 5.25.2013
The longest-running show on London's West End, Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap" opened in 1952 and has been running continuously until it had to be discontinued due to covid-19 in March 2020. At the time of this picture (2014) the show was in its 62nd year.
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The modern, glass extension to the lovely, old Royal Lyceum Theatre, at night. These are actually handheld night shots.
was using the mini-tripod more like a monostick, to give me a better, less shaky grip, and between that and the light coming from the glass structure, it worked. I shot one in B&W and another angle in colour, to capture the contrasting yellow banner hanging from it for the Edinburgh International Festival.
On Saturday we went to Santa Cruz for dinner at a Greek restaurant. After that we headed north to the Shark Fin Cove, named after a big rock in the sea that looks like a shark's fin. On the way back we passed Santa Cruz again, this time for coffee. The downtown area is lively at night. Behind me a band was playing on wooden xylophones.
I processed a balanced and a soft HDR photo from a RAW exposure, merged them selectively, and carefully adjusted the color balance and curves. I welcome and appreciate constructive comments.
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The Texas opened in the 1940s and information is sketchy as to when it closed as a theater. I believe it's been used for special events in recent years. Raymondville,Texas.
Outside the Royal Court theatre, where a new visitor attraction in honour of the great showman will be sited.
1 Roe Street, Liverpool, L1 1HL.
0151 709 4321
boxoffice@liverpoolsroyalcourt.com
The Sir Ken Dodd Happiness Centre
The Sir Ken Dodd Happiness Centre will create a new iconic heritage visitor attraction in Liverpool city centre connected to Liverpool’s Royal Court Theatre. It will celebrate Liverpool’s rich comedy heritage, explore the important role of humour in the city’s renowned resilience and embody the ethos and values of Liverpool’s greatest entertainer, Sir Ken Dodd. The project will create four floors dedicated to happiness, health and wellbeing with bar, café, studio and exhibition spaces all overlooking the magnificent St George’s Hall and gardens.
The State opened on October 27, 1938 and showed movies at least until 1990, according to info found on Cinema Treasures. Today the completely refurbished State hosts special events. Gainesville,Texas. 6.13.2017
Jordan Pass is not included.
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The Jordan Museum, located next to the City Hall, is one of the best in the Middle East. Housed in a grand modern building, a series of beautifully presented and informative displays tell Jordan's historical epic from the first people through the Nabataean civilisation to the cusp of the modern era.
Highlights include the oldest-known human statues (the spookily modern 9500-year-old plaster mannequins of Ain Ghazal), Jordan's share of the Dead Sea Scrolls, and a host of remains from Petra and surrounds.
We hope that one day the upstairs galleries, covering Islamic Jordan to the Arab Revolt, will finally be finished, but even without them, this museum is a must.
The Beacon opened in 1950 and is still going strong. If you look closely beneath the word Theater you can make out the neon Beacon that I assume still works. Guthrie,Oklahoma. 6.14.2017.
Fringe box office in Bristo Square, by Edinburgh University. Normally this square is filled with students and youngsters on skateboards using the space, but during the Festival in August it is filled with pop-up venues for performances and for drinking (the old joke is that almost very spare broom cupboard is pressed into services as a Fringe venue in August).
Quick night shot with the phone as I was passing on my way to the nearby Edinburgh International Book Festival (the Edinburgh International Festival, Fringe and the Book Fest are already on, with the Film Festival starting later this week - it's all go in Edinburgh in August!)
The modern, glass extension to the lovely, old Royal Lyceum Theatre, at night. These are actually handheld night shots.
was using the mini-tripod more like a monostick, to give me a better, less shaky grip, and between that and the light coming from the glass structure, it worked. I shot one in B&W and another angle in colour, to capture the contrasting yellow banner hanging from it for the Edinburgh International Festival.
Opened as a Vaudeville venue in 1925. Evolved into a movie theatre in the 1940s until 1977. Desegregated in the 1960s. Underwent a 7 year restoration and reopened in 1984 as an arts venue. National Register of Historical Places 1977. Shreveport,Louisiana. 7.4.2013.
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Over the Christmas weekend we went to the Christmas Market in downtown San Jose, California. Please enjoy these days of celebration with loved ones!
I processed a balanced HDR photo from a RAW exposure, and carefully adjusted color balance and curves. I welcome and appreciate constructive feedback.
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