#Old malayalam movie theatre photos full#

#Old malayalam movie theatre photos full#

Sadly, the Empire in West Portal called it quits during the pandemic, but maybe someone will revive it.ДЄnd this isn't even a full list from the time, as even the image above shows a couple big cinemas on mid-Market not shown here, like the Paramount and United Artists theaters. We can see a bunch of familiar names of theaters that we thankfully still have around, including the Castro, Roxie, Presidio, Vogue, Balboa, 4-Star, and New Mission (now Alamo Drafthouse). in the second week of December 1957 and went on to win the Academy Award for Best Picture and be the biggest grossing film of the year, this was probably around January or February of '58. We don't know the exact date, but given that several of the theaters are showing Bridge on the River Kwai, which was released in the U.S. The advertisement seen below, posted to Twitter last week by TechCrunch Senior Editor Walter Thompson, rounds up almost every movie house in San Francisco in 1958. A vintage ad from the era shows us all that we've lost. San Francisco was once home to over 40 movie theaters and one drive-in, but that was way back in 1958.