L. to R. Unk. Pam Duesler, Unk. and Penny Franke
L. to R. Don Rosholm, Bill VanEe, Sandy Pfankuch, Dave Gallion and Rocky
Cave
Who remembers half of the movies that played back then, but we do remember
that it was a great place to go on a date!
L. to R. Charlene Sammons and Dave Tobey
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L. to R. Jim Sizer, Linda Wehofer, John Winter and Mike Wolverton
Back Row, L. to R. Mike Wolverton, Tina Pettengill, Marsha Leeg, Jim
Leeg and Dave Asher
Front Row, L. to R. Dee Dee Townsend, Sandy Pfankuch, Sue Lundblade
and Richard Lundblade
L. to R. John Poucher, Gracie King, Corky King and Richard Lundblade
It was common in the "good old days" to have two movies
showing the same evening (a double feature) for the same price. Intermissions were definitely important
then. That's where the theater made a lot of its money too. Today they just charge a lot for both admission
and refreshments. Plus, you only get one movie. Less for more. Progress?
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L. to R. Unk., Unk., Unk., Sybil Stanton, Dave Ascher, Gil Gamez and
Lee Fowler
L. to R. Jim Davis, Gary Holford, Dennis Bixler and Darlene
Hoeykens
Coke did a lot of advertising, even in the "old" days.
Their adds were seen often and their memorabilia is collected by many today.
L. to R. Pat Aldrich, Nancy Chambers, Linda Meeks and Linda Monroy
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