I used to get dropped off at the State theatre with a couple friends on the weekend to see the latest movie, and so our parents could get a break for a while. My mother actually made me my own popcorn, and put it in a brown paper bag. Back in those days, the theatre didn't have a problem with that. My friends, however did- and would not be seen with me, until the lights went out. Of course, they all wanted my popcorn then! Lots of fun memories there, and spent most of the time on the balcony seats. Good times.
Saw the Enanitos Verdes there years ago. Grew up on the Lake Street apartments with my grandma, who lived there since the 1960s. Her husband was USAAF. My dad spent his elementary years there.
Right across from the State Theater was/is a Cherry Tree that my brother and I use to climb and eat cherries until we got sick 🤒 Not really sick it sounded good for the story…
I used to get dropped off at the State theatre with a couple friends on the weekend to see the latest movie, and so our parents could get a break for a while. My mother actually made me my own popcorn, and put it in a brown paper bag. Back in those days, the theatre didn't have a problem with that. My friends, however did- and would not be seen with me, until the lights went out. Of course, they all wanted my popcorn then! Lots of fun memories there, and spent most of the time on the balcony seats. Good times.
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Saw the Enanitos Verdes there years ago. Grew up on the Lake Street apartments with my grandma, who lived there since the 1960s. Her husband was USAAF. My dad spent his elementary years there.
Right across from the State Theater was/is a Cherry Tree that my brother and I use to climb and eat cherries until we got sick 🤒
Not really sick it sounded good for the story…
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