Check out my column at Patch today. I finally delved into the history of the Rialto and let me just say this: our beloved old queen has quite a story. (The column should post sometime this morning.)
Just the word Rialto conjures up a sense of intrigue, as its name is based on the bridge in Italy, spanning the canal. Can't wait to read your article.
Laurie, thanks for taking the time to call attention to the Rialto. It's a great story, and maybe the right eyes will read it and get involved with The Rialto - Act II.
As a kid growing up in So. Pas., the Rialto owners would show free movies and cartoons every summer Wednesday afternoon. It was a great way to keep all the kids off the streets during the summer, at least one day a week. It was THE Happening Place!
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Just the word Rialto conjures up a sense of intrigue, as its name is based on the bridge in Italy, spanning the canal. Can't wait to read your article.
I too am anxious to read your article on the Rialto.
Great photo of the Rialto sign!!! Looking forward to reading the article!!
I've read the article and it's wonderful
I couldn't get Patch to take my password. Amazing work on the Rialto piece. Get out there and raise awareness for our beautiful theater.
What a great piece on South Pas Patch! LA Observed should make note of it. Don't they love all the old LA stuff?
Great work, Laurie.
We had fun at Garfield Park. Sorry you missed the party.
Gma and Gpa
Looking a little ratty since I lived in SoPas!
Wonderful piece at Patch. Hope the whole town reads it and takes action.
Laurie, thanks for taking the time to call attention to the Rialto. It's a great story, and maybe the right eyes will read it and get involved with The Rialto - Act II.
Thank you, everyone.
Laurie, you have some mighty impressive archival finds there!
Where did you do your research?
As a kid growing up in So. Pas., the Rialto owners would show free movies and cartoons every summer Wednesday afternoon. It was a great way to keep all the kids off the streets during the summer, at least one day a week. It was THE Happening Place!
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