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41.
Loew's Midland Theater, Exterior
circa 1954
Photograph shows the exterior of Loew's Midland theater along 13th Street, looking east. In the background, the Jackson County Executive Office Building is visible and on the corner is Hurst's Jewelers....
42.
Loew's Midland Theater, Exterior
circa 1954
Midland Theater entrance, marquee, and box office. Movies showing are "El Alamein" with Scott Brady and "Betrayed" with Clark Gable and Lana Turner. A greeting card shop abuts the theater to the north....
43.
Loew's Midland Theater, Interior
circa 1954
View of the interior of Loew's Midland Theater shows a room with tiled floor and wood-paneled walls, featuring an ornately carved fireplace flanked by urns and an armchair.
44.
Loew's Midland Theater, Marquee
circa 1954
Close-up of detail work, lights, and signage on underside of Midland Theater marquee. Signs advertise 1953's "El Alamein" with Scott Brady and 1954's "Betrayed" with Clark Gable, Lana Turner, and Louis...
45.
Loew's Midland: Fifty Years of Elegance in Kansas City
October//1977
History of Loew's Midland Theater, built in 1927 at 12th and Baltimore Avenues, originally a silent movie theater as well as a live entertainment venue, nominated for the National Register for its preservation,...
46.
Mainstreet Theater
circa 1928
View of front and both sides of Mainstreet Theater looking southwest at corner of 14th and Main.
47.
Marjorie Durwood Grant
March 13, 2004
Obituary of Marge Durwood Grant who died March 12, 2004. She was well known locally and nationally as a community leader, philanthropist, fund-raiser and advocate for children. In 1984 she went to work...
48.
Marquee player: Wes Neal's been going to the drive-in for 50 years.
September 14, 2003
Wes Neal has spent 50 years working at the Boulevard Drive-In, the last 10 as owner. The Boulevard, opened in 1950, is the "oldest continuously operated movie theater in the Kansas City area" and one of...
49.
Mass Commercial Amusements in Kansas City before World War I
April//1981
Comprehensive article exploring the urban cultural aspect of popular entertainment in Kansas City, rather than the more commonly studied aspect of high culture entertainment. Description and photos of...
50.
Midland Reopens Doors with New Look, Top Acts
October 1, 2008
Article describes re-opening of renovated Midland Theater on September 9, 2008. The former movie theater was renovated by AMC in cooperation with the Cordish Corporation.
51.
Missouri Theater, Exterior
circa 1950
Exterior view of side of Missouri Theater at 14th and Main, looking southwest along 14th Street.
52.
Missouri Theater, Exterior
circa 1950
Exterior of Missouri Theater at 14th and Main, looking northwest along Main Street. Shops neighboring the theater include Mary Ann Shikles and McCaskey Registers.
53.
Movies Are Returning to Main Street
April 17, 2009
The AMC Mainstreet Theater is set for its grand reopening on May 1 after the company worked with Cordish Company, the developer for the Kansas City Power and Light District. The theater features a six-screen...
54.
New Theater Built over Old
September/11/1927
Article reporting the completion of the transformation of the older theater building into a larger one adapted for motion picture audiences.
55.
North KC Ponders Restoration of Paradise
March 27, 2005
Article discusses the possible renovation of the Paradise Theater, located on the north side of Armour Road at Swift Avenue. The theater, built in 1928, was purchased by the city of North Kansas City in...
56.
Orpheum Theater
November 19, 1961
Article with an interior photo of the soon-to-be-demolished Orpheum Theater and description of its past showings of famous actors, including vaudeville, Fanny Brice, and Tom Mix.
57.
Outdoor Theaters Gain New Generation of Fans
August/11/2001
Photo and article about the history of drive-in movie theaters of the Kansas City area, including the area's first "located on U. S. 40 in what is now Independence" in 1942.
58.
Pantages Theater
File contains an ad with a photo of the Pantages Theater of Kansas City, managed by Louis Charninsky. Opened in 1921 at 12th Street just west of McGee Street (named for vaudeville circuit organizer Alexander...
59.
Paramount Theater
circa 1954
Looking west across the intersection of 12th Street and Main toward the Paramount Theater, located at 1114 Main Street. The Paramount's marquee advertises "Duel in the Jungle" with Jeanne Crain and Dana...
60.
Paramount Theater, Entrance and Box Office
1954
The entrance and box office for Paramount Theater at 1114 Main. The theater is showing "Duel in the Jungle" with Jeanne Crain and Dana Andrews. A young woman staffs the ticket counter.
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