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Paul R. Marchesano on May 24th, 2026:

Blower number is for Bungalow Theater. Weatherford, Oklahoma. In pieces. Building collapsed on it and I don’t know if the blower still exists.
-- email from Tom Mitcham, 2026-05-24


Paul R. Marchesano on May 24th, 2026:

from Cinema Treasures:
The 300-seat Bungalow Theatre was opened on July 2, 1915. It was remodeled and reopened on April 2, 1941 with Fred MacMurray in “Dive Bomber”, and had been renamed Tech Theatre, still with 300 seats. By 1950 the seating capacity had increased to 414 and it was still open in the 1970’s.
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Tech Theatre was located in the then Hotel Cain. Building is still standing today [2020]. Burrows Pro Audio Video was the most recent tenant in the former theatre space in 2018. Two postcards added with the Tech Theatre on the right in both.

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