Hi everyone – I’m on another trip photographing some of America’s abandoned theaters. Keep an eye out on the blog for updates over the next week.
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Hi Matt, How are you? Any chance you’ll be visiting the Palace & Majestic in Bridgeport? Thanks, Lazaros
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Hi Laz – not this time. I’m currently traveling around the Midwest/South.
Sounds fun
Hey Matt, THANK YOU for all these interesting Photos of these former Movie Palaces around the country. Any chance that you will be doing a PBS Special or maybe a DISCOVERY Channel Special about these Movie Houses? I wish you would.
great idea John
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Hi Matt!
Love your work…I was curious about getting more information on the Theater above.. Thanks
Matt, Was the information for the theater that appeared as the heading photo on the first day of the 2013 Road Trip, ever posted? I couldn’t find anything on it. I know I was not the only one who inquired.. It was a Loew’s State, no location given. Thank for all the photos
Joe
Joe – I haven’t posted anything else about this theater yet. Probably not until sometime in the fall.
Thanks!
Hi Joe – Here’s the post https://afterthefinalcurtain.net/2013/10/16/loews-state-theatre-state-palace-theatre/
Thank you Matt for remembering me. I recently found out the idenity, when you offered prints of that wonderful header shot. It was a real mystery trying to track the theater down. I did see the recent movie filmed there, the building still appears to be in nice shape, lets hope something is done to preserve it. I’m sure your great photos of the State will be enjoyed by many, and points out another treasure of New Orleans. Thanks again
Joe