Buisness interests from outside the state and council members from Indiana and Iowa representing the district the Cine-Capri was in pushed the demolition through since they had no past history with the establishment. There was a HUGE outcry among those of us who remember the Cine-Capri and stood in line for three hours to see Star Wars (because that was the only theater it was showing at).
What happened to the Cine-Capri is an excellent example. People come from all around the country and move in with little to no ties to our state or city. Few people are from Phoenix who actually live in Phoenix. As a native Arizonan and Phoenician I can say without a doubt that we care deeply about our past and hate seeing it bulldozed so carelessly unfortunately, Arizonans and Phoenicians are in the minority when it comes to who lives and works here. I’d like to address the ‘lack of caring’ posts on the part of Phoenicians about their past. Sadly, the Fox Phoenix Theatre was ground to dust during its demolition in 1975.
The fire curtain displayed an abstracted version of the Arizona desert landscape. A pair of leaping gazelles can also be seen above the proscenium. Angular Deco style pilasters interrupt the wall surface. Sunbursts top the scalloped border of the scene at the top of the wall. Across the opposite sidewall, mythical gazelle-like creatures romp in the abstract landscape. Jewel-like lanterns composed of geometrically shaped glass panes hang from the ceiling. 0n the side wall an archer takes aim at a gazelle, while birds fly overhead. The organ grills were silverleafed with gold highlights. In the auditorium, a metalic sunburst spread across the ceiling from the radiating acoustic frames of the proscenium arch. Charles Lee’s largest and most elaborate creations in the sharp-edged, abstract zig-zag Moderne style.Ī special feature in its lobby was the row of streetlights alongside the staircase, topped with glass disks and spun in silver globes on the end of 15-foot uprights, outlined by the delicate filigree of the metal railing. Capitol.Opened in July 30, 1931, this was one of S. On Monday, NewsNation’s political editor and former Fox News politics editor Chris Stirewalt appeared as a witness before the House select committee investigating the Jan. In addition, Natasha Zouves from ABC 7 San Francisco will join NewsNation later this month as a weekend anchor and correspondent. The network has been busy beefing up its on-air roster, adding Dray Clark, a former Black News Channel correspondent, as their New York correspondent and Brooke Shafer, a former WFOR-TV correspondent, as their Miami-based correspondent. This amount is more than double the hours it had when it launched back in September 2020. With the addition of Early Morning, NewsNation will now offer 86 hours of live programming weekly.
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“Given Mitch’s passion for breaking news, Early Morning will bring viewers the stories they may have missed overnight-and update them on the latest developments in ongoing stories from the previous day,” added Holm.Ĭarr will also be part of Morning in America, NewsNation’s flagship weekday morning newscast, which airs from 7 a.m. “We are excited to have Mitch Carr kick off our mornings with a fast-paced and informative news hour,” said Michael Corn, NewsNation’s President of News.
The program will be executive produced by James Holm, who was most recently with Black News Channel and previously served as an executive producer at MSNBC. The new program, which debuts on June 27 at 6 a.m, will be hosted by Mitch Carr, who joins the network from 12News in Phoenix. NewsNation is expanding its morning programming with the addition of a new one-hour program titled Early Morning.
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