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The Unique Theatre was located on Pacific Avenue (north of the Del Mar Theater). It opened on August 8, 1904 as a seven-hundred-seat vaudeville house and was later turned into a movie theater. In 1936, it was demolished.
The ceiling of the Del Mar Theatre, a movie theater that opened on August 13, 1936.
Streetcar #17 of the Union Traction Company, traveling southbound past the Santa Cruz Theatre, on Pacific Avenue at Walnut.
The Grand Theatre, one of the first movie theaters in Santa Cruz, was on Pacific Avenue, across the street from Walnut. The posters in front of the theater advertise "The Eternal City" (1915), "Marriage a la Carte" (1915 and 1916), and a film…
The projection room at the Grand, one of the first movie theaters in Santa Cruz.
The Del Mar Theatre from the rear; like the rest of Pacific Avenue, it is closed off.
Photo taken possibly more than a year after the earthquake, when the Del Mar reopened; it does not show earthquake damage or closed streets.
A shovel on a bulldozer cleans up the remains of demolished buildings in downtown Santa Cruz near the Del Mar Theatre. The building housing Pretty Mama is still standing, boarded up.
This shot is nearly the same as the previous one, with a better view of the building to the left. A shovel on a bulldozer cleans up the remains of demolished buildings in downtown Santa Cruz near the Del Mar Theatre. The building housing Pretty Mama…
A Christmas tree adorns a vacant lot across Pacific Avenue from the Del Mar Theatre. December 1989.