The Bal Theatre, San Leandro, CA. Opened in 1946. Much of the neon has been removed. - Jubilation Photography - Home

The decade of streamline moderne.

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The Burbank Cinema, San Jose, CA. Opened in 1949. Apparently, it was shut down in March of 2000 as a public nuisance by the Santa Clara County D.A.

The former Garden Theatre, San Jose, CA. Opened in 1949, and gutted and turned into retail space in 1989. Only the exterior was left in tact. It still lights up every night.

The former Garden Theatre, San Jose, CA. Opened in 1949, and gutted and turned into retail space in 1989. Only the exterior was left in tact. It still lights up every night.

The former Garden Theatre, San Jose, CA. Opened in 1949, and gutted and turned into retail space in 1989. Only the exterior was left in tact. It still lights up every night.

The Rio Theatre, Santa Cruz, CA. Opened in 1949.

The Bal Theatre, San Leandro, CA. Opened in 1946. Much of the neon has been removed.

The CineLux Chabot Cinema, Castro Valley, CA. Opened in 1948 as the Chabot Theatre.

The former Pix Theater. The building itself was built over 100 years ago, but it wasn't turned into a theater until 1941. It has since been neutered of it's neon and marquee.

The Tower Theater, Marysville, CA. Opened in 1941, and I think it closed sometime in the 1970's. It's now a Sutter County Museum.

The Bal Theatre, San Leandro, CA. Opened in 1946. Much of the neon has been removed.

The Bal Theatre, San Leandro, CA. Opened in 1946. Much of the neon has been removed.

The Bal Theatre, San Leandro, CA. Opened in 1946. Much of the neon has been removed.

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