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Scenic Hardin Co., KY: State Theatre at Night



2012-04-12 - 209 West Dixie Avenue Elizabethtown, KY - Photo by Larry Smith. Larry Smith, of the WAVE, 92.7 FM took this photo of the grand old State Theatre in Elizabethtown, KY, on the night of the live performance on the marque. "The theatre showed movies for about 40 years," Larry notes. "It was the center of entertainment in Hardin County then, and I always wanted to go there from home in Summersville, Green County back then. But I was too busy running the projector at the drive-in to get there. I think it may be even better as a venue for live performances. It was great when I was there Friday evening. That might be what ought to happen with our wonderful old Columbian Theatre here: Have all live performances, or mostly live mixed in regular old movies. That just might be what puts Downtown Columbia on the map forever."

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