I went on to be the first manager of the Director’s Chair theater in Jackson, New Jersey. If you ever had to clean under the theater seats with a mop and bucket you’d understand the restriction. The reason Jack didn’t allow drinks in the auditoriums was that spills made the floors sticky and invited insects. Jack Kosharek, PhD was the best theater manager that I ever knew.
Many people don’t know it but profit from concession sales are usually part of the agreement with the film owner. Jack Kosharek knew what he was doing and pretty Candy Girls always increased concession sales. The Candy Girls at the Director’s Chair were always beautiful as they were at the Olden. The same supplier we had at the Olden theatre supplied the popcorn to the Director’s Chair. Regarding the Popcorn (see above) I know for sure that they always used the bagged popcorn, even in the beginning. I didn’t think the Cinemechanica automation circuitry looked well made but it worked well. The lenses were mounted on a rotary fixture so you didn’t have to manually replace them when you switched from “flat” to “anamorphic” (wide screen). The theatres had stereo and surround sound but I don’t believe we ever used the whole system. These were very convenient but heavy to get to the top spool.
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The projectors used 60 foot free wheeling film reels. One projectionist handled both of the booths. The booths also had automation for lighting and curtains, and (when necessary) changeovers. The Cinemchanica sevens were a bit noisier. Get food delivery from Black Forest Acres in - hours, phone number, address and map. I am not saying the Simplexes or Centuries were of poor quality - they remain the best - but the nines were so quiet and reliable. After years of working Simplexes and Centuries, it was a genuine pleasure to work with the Cinemechanica nines. Theatre 1 (right side as you entered) had the first Cinemechanica nine projectors imported into the United States. The booth was unusual inasmuch as each included two Cinemechanica projectors from Milan, Italy and nearly complete automation. The screens were geometrically corrected for the Wide Screen, anamorphic lenses, also unique to the little theaters.
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He believed that the paying audience should never see the screen without a movie projected upon it, unlike the classless movie houses of today). It was Jack’s preference that the auditoriums be fitted with curtains in front of the screen for the proper dramatic effect (like the Olden). As usual, Jack ran a magnificent theater operation with the house being always immaculate. The Theaters were originally managed by the late Jack Kosharek who managed the Olden Theatre previous.
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