
![]() Flat screen being rolled back, revealing the THX sound wall. John Fedel | ![]() Sections of flat screen THX sound wall are removed. John Fedel |
![]() Busy, busy, busy. John Fedel | ![]() Strip screen, in 3 sections, is visible behind last sections of sound wall. John Fedel |
![]() Gunther Jung, Larry Smith & John Harvey ready things in the Charley booth. John Fedel | ![]() With strip screen in place, the last thing to do is finish the floor. John Fedel |
![]() In the wee hours of Friday morning, exhausted folks hammer out further details. John Fedel | ![]() The new screen and extended floor look great from this angle. John Fedel |
![]() ...and from this angle, Dan Sherlock | ![]() ...and from this angle. John Fedel |
![]() Tests begin - Baker panel from the Cinerama alignment film, used to position projectors. Dan Sherlock | ![]() John Harvey, playing mother hen over the Baker projector. Dan Sherlock |
![]() OH HELL! First attempt to close the curtain causes a severe tear. (Worse than it looks) Dan Sherlock | ![]() The damaged straight curtain track being removed from the "proscenium". Dan Sherlock |
![]() Curtain repairs go on while Matt Lutthans prepares Cinerama exhibits for the lobby. John Mills | ![]() John Harvey seems to have found an interesting reel of film lying around the lobby. Tim Fedel |
![]() Gunther Jung & John Sittig of Cinerama, Inc. brought the most photographed item, Cinerama camera #3. Martin Hart | ![]() After a busy night and the following morning, the Seattle Cinerama is ready for 3-strip presentation. John Fedel |