Wayside Theatre At 3236 Telephone Rd.

[NenaE]

http://www.city-data...-forgotten.html

While looking at sevfiv's theater map/list above post #222, I ran across the Wayside theater. Don't recall ever seeing that one, growing up. Good pics on the link above, includes Eastwood, Wayside, other good ones.

Edited December 3, 2009 by NenaE

[Subdude]

http://www.city-data...-forgotten.html

While looking at sevfiv's theater map/list above post #222, I ran across the Wayside theater. Don't recall ever seeing that one, growing up. Good pics on the link above, includes Eastwood, Wayside, other good ones.

The Wayside eventually became Jimmy Menuti's club.

[FilioScotia]

The Wayside eventually became Jimmy Menuti's club.

My well known anal tendencies force me to point out your misspelling of that club owner's name. His name was Jimmy Menutis. With no apostrophe.

My college buddies and I spent many a fun Friday and Saturday night there in the early sixties.

[Subdude]

My well known anal tendencies force me to point out your misspelling of that club owner's name. His name was Jimmy Menutis. With no apostrophe.

My college buddies and I spent many a fun Friday and Saturday night there in the early sixties.

Oop! You are correct. I had a postcard of the place advertising Chuck Berry on the marquee. Standing on top of the marquee there was a huge figure of a guy playing the sax.

[yuan1274]

Oop! You are correct. I had a postcard of the place advertising Chuck Berry on the marquee. Standing on top of the marquee there was a huge figure of a guy playing the sax.

Here's an old photo I found of a movie theatre called "Garden Oaks." Where was it located?