![](pics/sprfldvt/SPRFLDVT1.jpg) Exterior/Marquee of cinema
![](pics/sprfldvt/SPRFLDVT2.JPG) Lobby view from just inside doors
![](pics/sprfldvt/SPRFLDVT3.JPG) Concession stand and Box Office (Automaticket built into counter)
![](pics/sprfldvt/SPRFLDVT4.JPG) Theater One seats 64, screen is roughly 13 feet wide. Stereo SR sound. This theater was "cut" in to the original one screen sometime in the 90's according to townspeople.
![](pics/sprfldvt/SPRFLDVT5.JPG) Theater Two seats 210, screen is roughly 35 feet wide. Dolby SRD sound. Behind screen is a stage used for storage of seats, equipment, and concession supplies. Unknown if it was ever used for live performances.
![](pics/sprfldvt/SPRFLDVT6.JPG) A closet in the Ellis Theater (former name under original owner) offered up to illustrate the pack-rat nature of that owner. Yes, that is a Christie
lamphouse in a closet! A treasure chest of Filmack shorts for intermission, etc. and audio cassettes used for theater music before purchasing a 5-disc CD player.
![](pics/sprfldvt/SPRFLDVT7.JPG) Projector for Theater One. Christie lamphouse and Century head.
![](pics/sprfldvt/SPRFLDVT8.JPG) Projector 2 and the 5 deck platter which serves both projectors. Xenex lamphouse and Century head.
![](pics/sprfldvt/SPRFLDVT9.jpg) Picture of the building in 1882, have not found information on when it was converted into an Inn/Movie House
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