Defying inflation, the 97-year-old cinema gem lives on.
throughout the San Francisco Bay Area, there’s still a demand for the classic moviegoing experience: live organ music precedes nightly screenings, every film is shown in 35mm courtesy of longtime projectionist Phil Krikau, and the whole night out will only set you back about $10. Tickets start at $5 for children under 18 and seniors over 65, and $7 for adults, with popcorn and drinks costing $2.50 and $2, respectively.
“Classic Hollywood directors never intended you to watch their pictures on a video screen in your living room ,” the theater’s website reads. “The magic of the movies depends on a larger-than-life image and the shared reactions of a large audience.”
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