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The Alan Theatre was operated by [[Charles Carter]]. Today, the theatre is owned by [[Burning Man]]. | The Alan Theatre was operated by [[Charles Carter]]. Today, the theatre is owned by [[Burning Man]]. | ||
"March 18, 1952: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Davis, operators of the Alan theater, have begun remodeling the building and plan to show an additional movie each week. (The theatre was owned by Charles Carter, the justice of the peace.)" | Lou Rugani wrote: "'March 18, 1952: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Davis, operators of the Alan theater, have begun remodeling the building and plan to show an additional movie each week.' (The theatre was owned by Charles Carter, the justice of the peace.)" | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* [http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/39698 Alan Theatre Main Street] (cinematreasures.org) | * [http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/39698 Alan Theatre Main Street] (cinematreasures.org) | ||
Revision as of 19:30, 5 October 2013
The Alan Theatre was operated by Charles Carter. Today, the theatre is owned by Burning Man.
Lou Rugani wrote: "'March 18, 1952: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Davis, operators of the Alan theater, have begun remodeling the building and plan to show an additional movie each week.' (The theatre was owned by Charles Carter, the justice of the peace.)"
References
- Alan Theatre Main Street (cinematreasures.org)