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UER Forum > US: Pacific Southwest > Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos (Viewed 1779 times)

Explorer unkown Total Likes: 102 likes \| \|	Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos < on 3/24/2019 4:34 PM > \| Reply with Quote

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Xiketic Location: Bay Area, CA/ATL, GA Total Likes: 82 likes \| \|	Re: Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos < Reply # 1 on 3/24/2019 4:39 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	This is beautiful!! Theaters (and many other things) used to be so ornate. No graffiti, a piece of history. Thank you for sharing.
	More of my photos: https://www.instagram.com/xiketic_urbex/

ryanpics Location: Central Va Gender: Male Total Likes: 447 likes \| \| \|	Re: Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos < Reply # 2 on 3/24/2019 7:43 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	This place looks awesome! Finally a theater that I haven't seen 100 pictures of before. The projector room looked really cool. Any films left?

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Posted by ryanpics
This place looks awesome! Finally a theater that I haven't seen 100 pictures of before. The projector room looked really cool. Any films left?

there was film cannisters everywhere

went twice to this spot when it was open, first time was at 3am an reall fucking spooky other then it being ptuch black there was a homeless lady in front humming which echoed in the theater lol

second time was the morning after the first visit and looks wayy way better in daytime

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goon1 Location: Atlanta & Bay Area Gender: Male Total Likes: 82 likes No snitching... \| \|	Re: Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos < Reply # 4 on 3/25/2019 12:10 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	Great spot and really cool shots but man that place looks gross.

shadeblanco Location: Southern West Virginia/Western North Carolina Gender: Male Total Likes: 67 likes My name is Shade. Like a lamp shade \| \|	Re: Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos < Reply # 5 on 3/25/2019 1:17 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	Did you happen to look at the film that was in the projection room? I wonder what was on it
	Just a college kid with a film camera

basegrinder Total Likes: 76 likes \| \|	Re: Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos < Reply # 6 on 7/25/2019 8:30 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	Nice. Interesting to see how the ceilings were built

Jaredtoy Location: Las Vegas, NV Total Likes: 6 likes \| \|	Re: Abandoned 1940s Theater Photos < Reply # 7 on 8/15/2019 7:33 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	Beautiful. I love the moulding on the ceilings and walls, makes me wonder how long this was open for operation. Projection room looks super interesting as well.

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