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Luana Corbin
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Contributor, Jefferson Public Radio
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By Luana Corbin| Jefferson Public Radio Verified During the golden age of Hollywood, moving picture theaters were the social center of small towns. In 1940, Merle Alger helped construct an art-deco theater in Lakeview, Ore. For people who grew up in Lakeview, the Alger Theater provided memories of favorite movies, first dates or family outings. Entering the Alger from under a 1950s-style neon marquee, movie-goers encountered brass fixtures of the 1940s, an antique popcorn machine, a classic box office, and a balcony.
By Luana Corbin| Jefferson Public Radio Verified Born in Louisiana in 1901, Carlton Errol Morse became the oldest of six children. His family moved often, coming west to San Francisco in 1906. The same year they relocated to a fruit and dairy farm on Anderson Creek near Talent, Ore. In Talent, young Carlton Morse attended the old Brick elementary schoolhouse before two years at the Ashland High School. Moving again in 1917, they settled on a ranch in Sacramento, Calif.
By Luana Corbin| Jefferson Public Radio Verified During the golden age of Hollywood, moving picture theaters were the social center of small towns. In 1940, Merle Alger helped construct an art-deco theater in Lakeview, Ore. For people who grew up in Lakeview, the Alger Theater provided memories of favorite movies, first dates or family outings. Entering the Alger from under a 1950s-style neon marquee, movie-goers encountered brass fixtures of the 1940s, an antique popcorn machine, a classic box office, and a balcony.
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Jefferson Public Radio
NPR News and Music for Southern Oregon and Northern California.
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