What the Dreamland was showing in May 1963 |
Referring to the Dreamland, the article noted "As a popular Central Lorain movie house operated by the Zegiob family and later by State Rep. Maurice Brown, it served two generations of Lorain Movie fans. In its new role it will be the only outlet between Cleveland and Toledo for first-run modern films."
The VL stands for Vic-Lin Enterprises, which was headed by Frank Nardini (who acquired the property from the Zegiob interests).
The inaugural VL Cinema movie, A Taste of Honey, was described as a 1961 controversial comedy-drama adapted from a Broadway stage hit.
I don't know, it's a long way from Cary Grant, Doris Day and Tom & Jerry!
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I'd forgotten that the VL didn't begin as a porno house; still, considering what it became, it should'a stayed the Dreamland.
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