How I love these full page features! Unfortunately they do not reproduce full size on Facebook due to the graphic size limitations of that...

I never attended this theater but remember seeing the listing in the daily edition of the local press. This is an extracted segment from a...

There's a strange emotional reaction that I get as I view these incredible Duke University Library Maxwell photos of yesteryear. This ...

There it was all those years in the 20th century. It was a "second run" theater that folded with the destruction in the 1960...

How I love this photo! The clarity is remarkable. Years ago, many professional photographers used the classic "Graflex" camera,...

The above is a somewhat re-organized placement of the ads as found on the original page from the Trenton Times. It gives a good idea ...

I have zoomed in on the original R.C. Maxwell photo and zeroed in on the Stacy Theater. When you open this file, click on the "+...

Lew and Isaac Levy built the old theatre on Centre Street way back in 1913. It served the community for many years before Trenton's l...

I tried doing this graphic in color, but I exceeded the size limit allowed and had to convert it to gray scale mode. It is an interesting ...

As can be seen in the articles above, the early version of Trenton's famous "Palace" theater had a very shady past. As I...

They say if you wait long enough and are patient, you will ultimately find one or more of the many things you search for. So it is with th...

One of the more extraordinary things one can do with the computer is to merge two items out of time; in this case, 1937. The above exquisi...

How I love these R.C. Maxwell area photographs! Here's an excellent view of E. State Street with the marquees of the Stacy and RKO State...

I have been a "nostalgia merchant" for well over 60 years, so PLEASE, I ask you to refrain, indeed, spare me of your story of 2...

I have been a "nostalgia merchant" for well over 60 years, so PLEASE, I ask you to refrain, indeed, spare me of your story of 2, ...

As I page through the thousands of pages on this site, I am more and more firmly satisfied that the extra time spent re-formatting, lighten...

Back in the pre-television era, local motion picture theaters were doing a brisk and lively business. Weekly giveaways of glassware, kitchen...

I find these graphics to be absolutely fascinating. Trenton theaters has been one of the most requested subjects in my years as a historical...

OK, before you comment on how you popped 3 or 4 (or more) kids in the trunk and got free admission to your local drive in theater, let me re...

Trenton theaters of the past are included among the more interesting local history subjects. From the earliest years of vaudeville at the Ta...