Soon you won't! This building (the old Sears Building)will be razed soon for a roadway called the cross-connector. The cinema here had great bargain prices . . . perhaps the bargains were too good.
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7 comments:
Booo... they did have the best bargains around...
It bums me out that I will never be able to take the bun in my wife's oven to this theatre.
Too bad for the building. I wonder how much all that building material is worth? And what will happen with it.
Progress...cheap movies be damned.
I never went to that cinema because it seemed to "new". I liked to go to the Wollaston, where I could count on my feet sticking to the floor & a bat or a bird flying around near the ceiling. It was still there the last time I went home.
Wollaston Theatre Dude R.I.P.
Wollaston Theater, how sad...sorry to hear that it's gone.
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