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Originally Posted by Handsome Stranger
Here's a clearer look at the marquee from "Demon With a Glass Hand," taken from the DVD release. Looks to me like the visible letters in the sign are "...TERION."
[source: MGM Home Video] |
Impressive images Handsome_Stranger!
You mentioned "TERION" so I immediately thought "Criterion", a somewhat common name for cinemas.
After a little research I found out the 1,856 seat Kinema Theater at 642 S. Grand was renamed Criterion (and later the Fox Criterion).
http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/1967
below: Kinema at Grand Ave. and 7th Street.
los angeles times
below: The Kinema Theater, now the Criterion is visible in this aerial (at the bottom of the photo).
The word Criterion is written on the roof and there is an advertisement for a Lon Chaney film.
http://digitallibrary.usc.edu/search...=1325488524771
below: The Kinema as the Fox Criterion.
http://photos.lapl.org/carlweb/jsp/F...rolNumber=3962
So was this the theater used for that window shot from the Outer Limits? I have no idea.
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