International projectionist (Jan 1963-June 1965)

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m~* flnilMIMn... A night-time view of The Community, the neu 11 alter Reade-Sterling Theatre in the EatOntOWn Cinema Centre entertainment complex in Eatontown in the populous North Jersey Shore area. With the adjacent Eatonloan Drive-In Theatre, the neu Cinema Centre gives movie-goers the choice of seeing a film program either in the outdoor theatre, or in the neu Community. Jointly the tuo theatres can accommodate several thousand patrons simultaneously. high c e i I i n g painted walls all In acoustically-treated draped screen and plain lend ii feeling of spaccoiisness to the 000 seat Community, newest Walter Reade-Sterling theatre located in the Eatontown Cinema Centre in Eatontown, V. /. This is the view of the stadium-type house, looking towards the 21) by 40 foot Pearl-Light screen. Cove lights mid air conditioning vents stud the ceiling. Seats are Cnggs push-hack. The cleanness and simplicity of Colonial design is here emphasized in the entrance of The Community, newest of the 50 theatres of the W alter-Reade-Sterling organization. Following a no-marquee styling pioneered by the Reade-Sterling company, the new theatre merely has its name on the white colonnade, and two display cases to show current attractions. A large attraction board along the highway and removed from the theatre, tells passing motorists the current attractions. The roof is brown-shingled ; the front and sidings of wood, painted red. The style of the pillars, the exterior coach lamps, and the shrub boxes all carry out the early American decor. Just visible through the glass panels over the doors is a large bronze American eagle. International Projectionist November, 1964 A settler s bench, antique mirror, massive globed chandelier, beamed ceiling, wall paper, and unique red-brick-designed Karagheusian carpeting, all emphasize the early American decor that is the hallmark of The Community, newest Walter Reade-Sterling Theatre. Patrons entering the theatre through the white colonnade, pass through a small outer lobby (at which the cashier is stationed behind an open-faced, drum-shaped ticket dispensing table), into this inner lobby. Entrance to the stadium-type auditorium is through the doors at the left, and a similar set of doors to the right of the mirror. The concessions stand is recessed into the left wall of the lobby; on the right side are rest rooms and telephones. The manager's office is to the left of the concessions stand.