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Great flyer from the 1960s Center Theater Wilson NC

Great shot of the Center Theater from back in the day in Wilson, NC

The Center Theater in Wilson NC in the 1960's.

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Front Center Mezzanine is a theater and Broadway-themed show that airs every other Thursday on the PJ Campbell Network. Hosted by Maxwell Haddad and PJ Campbell.

Oriental Theatre - 24 W. Randolph St. Chicago, IL 60603 "As one of the first motion picture palaces whose décor was inspired by the Far East, Chicago’s Oriental Theatre opened to much fanfare on May 8, 1926. Designed by George L. and Cornelius W. Rapp for theatre managers Balaban and Katz, the theatre, a virtual museum of Asian art, presented popular first-run motion pictures, complemented by lavish stage shows. Turbaned ushers led patrons from the lobby, with polychrome figures and large mosaics of an Indian prince and princess, through an inner foyer with elephant-throne chairs and multicolored glazed Buddhas, to the auditorium’s 'hasheesh-dream décor.' Among the many stars that played the theatre are Paul Ash (billed as “the Rajah of ...

Show Boat playbill - Barbara Cook - Constance Towers - Stephen Douglass

Praça do Rossio (Rossio Square) is Lisbon’s nerve centre. It is situated in the city’s Baixa neighbourhood, on the northern end of Rua Augusta. The square houses various monuments and landmarks, including the D. Maria II National Theatre (shown here), Rossio Railway Station, and the Column of Pedro IV. It also has one of the most beautiful fountains in the city. Rossio Square is the liveliest area in Lisbon and where many locals and tourists meet up, especially at the city's most famous restaurant, Café Nicola, which opened for business about 200 years ago as is still going strong. The square and its surrounding streets are packed with many other famous restaurants, bars and shops. The square was paved with cobblestones in wave patt...

Praça do Rossio (Rossio Square) is Lisbon’s nerve centre. It is situated in the city’s Baixa neighbourhood, on the northern end of Rua Augusta. The square houses various monuments and landmarks, including the D. Maria II National Theatre (shown here), Rossio Railway Station, and the Column of Pedro IV. It also has one of the most beautiful fountains in the city. Rossio Square is the liveliest area in Lisbon and where many locals and tourists meet up, especially at the city's most famous restaurant, Café Nicola, which opened for business about 200 years ago as is still going strong. The square and its surrounding streets are packed with many other famous restaurants, bars and shops. The square was paved with cobblestones in wave patt...

Praça do Rossio (Rossio Square) is Lisbon’s nerve centre. It is situated in the city’s Baixa neighbourhood, on the northern end of Rua Augusta. The square houses various monuments and landmarks, including the D. Maria II National Theatre (shown here), Rossio Railway Station, and the Column of Pedro IV. It also has one of the most beautiful fountains in the city. Rossio Square is the liveliest area in Lisbon and where many locals and tourists meet up, especially at the city's most famous restaurant, Café Nicola, which opened for business about 200 years ago as is still going strong. The square and its surrounding streets are packed with many other famous restaurants, bars and shops. The square was paved with cobblestones in wave patt...

Praça do Rossio (Rossio Square) is Lisbon’s nerve centre. It is situated in the city’s Baixa neighbourhood, on the northern end of Rua Augusta. The square houses various monuments and landmarks, including the D. Maria II National Theatre (shown here), Rossio Railway Station, and the Column of Pedro IV. It also has one of the most beautiful fountains in the city. Rossio Square is the liveliest area in Lisbon and where many locals and tourists meet up, especially at the city's most famous restaurant, Café Nicola, which opened for business about 200 years ago as is still going strong. The square and its surrounding streets are packed with many other famous restaurants, bars and shops. The square was paved with cobblestones in wave patt...

Praça do Rossio (Rossio Square) is Lisbon’s nerve centre. It is situated in the city’s Baixa neighbourhood, on the northern end of Rua Augusta. The square houses various monuments and landmarks, including the D. Maria II National Theatre (shown here), Rossio Railway Station, and the Column of Pedro IV. It also has one of the most beautiful fountains in the city. Rossio Square is the liveliest area in Lisbon and where many locals and tourists meet up, especially at the city's most famous restaurant, Café Nicola, which opened for business about 200 years ago as is still going strong. The square and its surrounding streets are packed with many other famous restaurants, bars and shops. The square was paved with cobblestones in wave patt...