Nickelodeon Theatre
Landmark Photo Project
210 Lincoln Street, formerly Lincoln Bakery
From the Pacific Coast Architecture Database:
Three couples-- Bill and JoAnne Walker Raney, Dick and Casey Daniel, and Phil and Pat Chamberlin-- started the Nickelodeon Theatre in Santa Cruz, CA, on 07/01/1969 showing a double feature of Vilgot Sjöman's controversial Swedish film, "I Am Curious (Yellow)," and a documentary on the Yukon Gold Rush, "City of Gold." This new theatre was originally designed to be a twin, but the operators had money to build only one. They engaged the Berkeley architect, Berkeley architect John Elphick to design the cinema. According to Bill Raney: "We explained to John that what we wanted was basically simple: an innovative theatre design that was both a "work of art" and "state of the art." Designer Roy Rydell and contractor Ed Cacace collaborated on designing and building the theatre.
210 Lincoln Street, formerly Lincoln Bakery
From the Pacific Coast Architecture Database:
Three couples-- Bill and JoAnne Walker Raney, Dick and Casey Daniel, and Phil and Pat Chamberlin-- started the Nickelodeon Theatre in Santa Cruz, CA, on 07/01/1969 showing a double feature of Vilgot Sjöman's controversial Swedish film, "I Am Curious (Yellow)," and a documentary on the Yukon Gold Rush, "City of Gold." This new theatre was originally designed to be a twin, but the operators had money to build only one. They engaged the Berkeley architect, Berkeley architect John Elphick to design the cinema. According to Bill Raney: "We explained to John that what we wanted was basically simple: an innovative theatre design that was both a "work of art" and "state of the art." Designer Roy Rydell and contractor Ed Cacace collaborated on designing and building the theatre.
Creator:
Jaeger-Smith, Heidi
Source:
Santa Cruz Public Libraries
Date: 2001
Type:
PHOTO
Coverage:
- Santa Cruz (City)
- 2000s
Identifier: LH-Im-69616-2
Collection
Citation
Jaeger-Smith, Heidi. “Nickelodeon Theatre.” Santa Cruz Public Libraries. 2001. SCPL Local History. https://history.santacruzpl.org/omeka/items/show/10937. Accessed 24 Nov. 2024.