Looking northwest from the corner of Columbia
Street at East Hastings. The 'Drugs' sign at left is still in use. The
Dodson has been the 'New Dodson' as long as I
can remember. Herzog must have been on a mission to capture
all the White Lunch cafeterias. I think that there were three.
What an excellent historic photograph by Fred
Herzog. He is a genius who is the only person
to record by way of photographs old
Vancouver. I sometimes went to the Lux
Theatre in the late 1960's/early 70's. The
Lux theatre had double-feature movies there,
the admission price to which being very
little. Some patrons went there to sleep or
spend the day away from the cold weather. The
sleazy atmosphere there was unique. It seems
like a lifetime ago, but here will never be a
venue like the Lux Theatre again, in terms of
sleaze and atmosphere.
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CanadaGood (17 months ago | reply)
Looking northwest from the corner of Columbia Street at East Hastings.
The 'Drugs' sign at left is still in use. The Dodson has been the 'New Dodson' as long as I can remember.
Herzog must have been on a mission to capture all the White Lunch cafeterias.
I think that there were three.
bccowboy added this photo to their favorites. (9 months ago)
Tom, London (6 months ago | reply)
What an excellent historic photograph by Fred Herzog. He is a genius who is the only person to record by way of photographs old Vancouver. I sometimes went to the Lux Theatre in the late 1960's/early 70's. The Lux theatre had double-feature movies there, the admission price to which being very little. Some patrons went there to sleep or spend the day away from the cold weather. The sleazy atmosphere there was unique. It seems like a lifetime ago, but here will never be a venue like the Lux Theatre again, in terms of sleaze and atmosphere.