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John Steady
2 reviews on 1 places
Attended a meeting centered upon what West Park Ohio was like 1922 prior to annexation to Cleveland, Ohio. Encompassed a rendition of the mayor in 1922 and sights of the area and amenities such as Puritas Springs amusement park and trolley service plus interurbans sort of a train service. Highlighted was the Marquard Mansion on Warren road and a West Park history informative and entertaining.
While a west spider I've made the trip to the Cedar Lee on occasion for over 40 years now
Unusual out of the ordinary movies is the reason. However, in the last few years I've noticed the same movies can be seen on the West side at The Capitol, Cinemark Valley View or Crocker Park Regal. Closer plus no having to have $2 or so to feed the meter quarters. Also no beggars asking for money except at the Capitol. Hence, my journeys East have probably come to an end. Probably good in that one time I was going to see a movie their within the last year and I knew I was late however, I couldn't purchase a ticket because tickets aren't sold 1/2 hour or later after the movies start limited by the ability of the electric ticket dispenser. So beware the system isn't cooperative. I don't know if any other theaters have this limitation as I typically am not this late which was caused by my lack of quarters to feed the parking meters. If it wasn't for the above factors of paid parking, antiquated parking meters, and beggars I'd give this show a 5 rating. All other theaters I go to have free usually close proximity parking.
Unusual out of the ordinary movies is the reason. However, in the last few years I've noticed the same movies can be seen on the West side at The Capitol, Cinemark Valley View or Crocker Park Regal. Closer plus no having to have $2 or so to feed the meter quarters. Also no beggars asking for money except at the Capitol. Hence, my journeys East have probably come to an end. Probably good in that one time I was going to see a movie their within the last year and I knew I was late however, I couldn't purchase a ticket because tickets aren't sold 1/2 hour or later after the movies start limited by the ability of the electric ticket dispenser. So beware the system isn't cooperative. I don't know if any other theaters have this limitation as I typically am not this late which was caused by my lack of quarters to feed the parking meters. If it wasn't for the above factors of paid parking, antiquated parking meters, and beggars I'd give this show a 5 rating. All other theaters I go to have free usually close proximity parking.