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MY LOVE OF THE ARTS … <\/strong><\/p>\n

LISTENING TO THE RADIO AT HOME and GOING OUT TO THE MOVIES  <\/strong><\/p>\n

 It all started in my childhood. My family had a great love of movies. That must have helped them … relish what little leisure time … they could squeeze out of their work week.<\/p>\n

For them … “the cheapest of all babysitters” … was the local neighborhood theatre.<\/p>\n

So we did our duty. We sat … watching movies. In the dark … all day long … and … into the night, too.<\/p>\n

In the language of the trade … “movies on the grind”. To explain … movie theatre owners … ran the featured film … “on the grind” … at 2, 4, 6, 8 & 10 pm.<\/div>\n
My brother Phil and I sat through them all. While our parents worked … we were spending their dime … and our time … at the movies.<\/div>\n
Back then … whenever we thought of our parents … working through sometimes … double shifts … doing double duty … we figured the least we could do … was sit through … double features.<\/div>\n
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It was our JOB … we had to do it … and … we LOVED it.<\/strong><\/div>\n
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That love affair continued. Time first spent in those old movie palaces … was as a youthful fanatic. Then as a high-schooler … I really haunted them. I was “hired help”.     <\/div>\n
After graduating from John Adams High School, I continued part-time.<\/div>\n
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Also part-time was the work I did as a model. Serving mini fashion shows at some of Cleveland’s most popular department stores. The upscale Bonwit Teller, Halle Brothers and Sterling Lindner Davis.<\/div>\n
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At the last store listed … I rose from the ranks of part-timer.  I worked my way up to … the role of a manager. Some areas located inside<\/em> the department store … were leased … to outside<\/em> corporations. As a sales trainee … I was transferred. I felt up to the challenge. My knowledge about all things that glitter … was learned when I was assigned to the “Better Jewelry Department”.<\/div>\n
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Then I was made Manager … promoted to the “Portrait Studio”. My photographer’s eye was put to use as “Portrait Photographer”. It was … at the time … “my happy place” … until … it was not. (Sterling Lindner Department Store was no more. It closed … )<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Sterling Lindner Department Store Closes <\/strong><\/p>\n

My start of a career in Leased Retail … was jeopardized with the closing of the store. But, I was fortunate to segue into a job … that had me incorporating much of what I had learned previously. The time was pre Women’s Lib. What was that? For the Uniformed go to … https:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Women%27s_liberation_movement<\/a><\/p>\n

For those times … a good trophy-type-secretary … meant it was man-<\/em><\/strong>datory … to look more than … presentable. Fortunately for that role … I had it covered (pardon the puns).<\/p>\n

Nice attire helped … along with good jewelry … albeit … it was good costume<\/em> jewelry. Yes, Sterling’s “Better Dresses” and “Better Jewelry” Departments … got the better of me, so to speak. Weekly, I left most of paycheck at work. But, I was able to do OK … when they had their big sales. How did I scoop the bargain hunters? Because I got the low<\/em>down … on … up<\/em>coming markdowns. Plus, it helped when … a sympathetic elevator operator would holdback her liftoff … while I beat it up the stairs .. to where? “3rd floor”.  <\/p>\n

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But, I believe it was … a convergence of vibrations … that got me … a dream job. After my interview … it was hinted … “it worked!” What worked? That clich\u00e9 … “clothes makes the man … err … woman”).<\/p>\n

What about me expressing my love for the arts … movies … theatre … music … plus me having a photographer’s eye? My penchant for promotion got me the gig. I became the secretary to the then-manager of The Colony Theatre.  https:\/\/case.edu\/ech\/articles\/c\/colony-<\/a> \"\"<\/p>\n

This is also about … how our little COLLECTION OF ALL THINGS, MOVIES … grew in the late 1960s.
\nTo explain … it happened when my boss … then-manager Bill Lanese … left for Hollywood to seek his fortune. (He did find it. Bill became … the-biggest-press-agent … in the biz!)
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So when I was made Manager … I started to get great gifts from … “our gang” on the square. Some of whom liked making deals. For example … with the owner of a little but prestigious bookstore on Shaker Square.
\nYes, it was via Bookmeister Richard Gildenmeister … that many books came my way. Plus news of all the latest happenings … (his shoppe was just across the square).
\nAmong my theatre staff? Assistant Managers … Sylvia Sheer … Morrie Zryl and Michael Murphy. They always offered to cross over the square for any pick ups, (so to speak).
\nPlus there many an usher … wanted to win over “the new boss”. Perhaps to continue the tradition of currying favor for more work? I had long ago learned … it was not just for bucks earned … but … for prestige won. Peeps loved comps. (Can you spell … f-r-e-e … m-o-v-i-e … p-a-s-s-e-s?)<\/p>\n

What fun we had … and …what books we have. <\/p>\n

2026 … the gifts that keep on giving … thanks to the gang. \"\"<\/p>\n

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My Love for Learning Continues at The Movies <\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

It was while working for Bill Lanese, that I learned more … about movies … and … how they were marketed … at the theater level. Plus, I got to attend all those opening night benefits, galas, parties, soir\u00e9es, etc. Plus I put to use all those fancy … third-floor-better-dresses … that I earned while working for Sterling Lindner Department Store. (Can you spell … T-r-o-p-h-y … S-e-c-r-e-t-a-r-y … it WAS the 1960s) <\/p>\n

Then Lanese left Cleveland … to relocate to the West Coast. He wanted to work in the related field of movie promotion … this time on his own. Word came back that he did do just that. Bill made it BIG … as a Publicist. How big? Bill Lanese Advertising … became one of the biggest … and … most respected P.R. firms. He was handling all the major studios. Bill was so well regarded … that the studios funded the startup of his firm (mega $ I’m sure). That’s the kind of impact … some can ony hope to make. Bill did … and … still does. What a Light.  <\/span><\/p>\n

Back to about the house … movie house, that is. At the time … a motion picture exhibitor company called … Stanley Warner Theatres … owned the following Cleveland movie houses. The Allen in downtown Cleveland on Playhouse Square. In Shaker Heights … the Vogue on Van Aken Blvd … and … The Colony in Shaker Square … (of which … half the square was in Cleveland … with the other half in Shaker Heights).<\/span><\/div>\n
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The Colony was located on the landmark Shaker Square. That was home turf for me … so to speak. Why? It’s where we went to “watch” the movies … as youngsters. Now as an adult … I got to “work” the movies.<\/div>\n
All because Boss Bill recommended me … to be … promoted. I went from Secretary to Manager.<\/div>\n
It seemed I was destined to go back … “on the grind” … again. Thank you, dear Bill Lanese. <\/div>\n
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\nThen the movie chain merged with RKO … to become RKO\/Stanley Warner Theatres. The regional manager Joe Alexander along with district manager Dick Wright … gave me a new assignment.<\/div>\n
I was to manage both the Colony … along with the Vogue. It was located not too far out from Shaker Square, thank goodness. Why? When we had a hit movie playing at both theatres … we had to run one reel at a time. Then right off the first theatre’s projector … we had to hit the road … to take it to the next theatre’s projector. To use old movie-theatre-exhibitor-speak … it was called .. “Bicycling”. But … I did it … in a VW Beetle. Later … I got a VW Wagon aka VW Fastback. <\/div>\n
BTW … How was I awarded to be … Manager … of two theatres? It happened after being recommended by the Vogue’s longtime … well-respected manager. Upon his retirement … Frank Wheatley backed me … to succeed him. Mr. Wheatley deserves KUDOS … for also  … not being … anti-Women’s Lib. What a Light.  <\/div>\n

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RKO’s Joe Alexander … told me … that I was one of their first female movie theatre managers … (obstinately to get me to say ‘yes’, no doubt … to their offer). So … I did take on the challenge of running both theaters … splitting my time between them.<\/div>\n
But … when they had the blockbusting premiere of “The Exorcist” at the Vogue … I knew I had to have more help. I already had help … in the form of my two … then-famous … or … in-famous … (depending on who you asked at the time). Movie mavens … Morrie Zryl … and … Sylvia Sheer (both of Blessed Memory).<\/div>\n
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Mention is made of these fine folks … because many old film-industry-friends … have come out of the woodwork … (read: retired with time on their hands).<\/p>\n

Without giving away timelines … here’s a hint how long ago this was … and for those who knew all these players … it’s probably a sort of … “don’t-remind-me-it-makes-me-feel-old department”. But, it must be mentioned … <\/p>\n

Morrie often used to remind me that I gave him his first full time job … (in this country). Sylvia would share how she schlepped her … then-infant son Jerry … on her inventory rounds … (for Berlo Vending). These two worker-bees went on … to be the perfect choice of others, too. Morrie grew up to run numerous theatres … while Sylvia stayed at one theatre, the Center-Mayfield, for decades. <\/p>\n

Later in the ’80s … a couple of reunions …
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BACK TO 1969 … HOW THE WEDDING WENT <\/strong>
\n\"\"The wedding reception. What an event. It was to be a small surprise done by my assistant managers, Morrie and Sylvia. It became much bigger than planned. The reception guests who came early … got a free movie. The regular Colony patrons who also came in early … got a free nosh. Not just free popcorn … but special party trays were circulated amongst the movie going crowd. <\/p>\n

The free movie? “Funny Girl” staring Dennis’ other heart throb, Barbra Streisand. \"\"
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LIZ GETS TO WORK IN THE MOVIES, SORTA.<\/strong><\/div>\n
Here’s the backstory that explains why I was so excited to meet these movie legends.  Ann Blyth, Janet Leigh, Jane Powell, Jane Russell, Ann Jeffries, Rhonda Fleming, and Celeste Holm.<\/div>\n

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\"\"I was tickled to get to be a movie extra … more than a couple of times. Like when Hollywood came to film in Cleveland i.e.,  “Welcome to Collinwood” … and … Journalist Scott Lax’s novel-turned-into-movie titled … “The Year That Trembled”. 
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Bill Taggart. A very-much-in-demand STAGEHAND \/ PROJECTIONIST \/ SOUNDMAN 

So who is BT … to … DC and me? A friend from MY days working and managing movie theatres … (mid-’60s- ’70s). “Tag” taught me a lot. So grateful, Teacher Taggart.
Bill’s also a friend to hubby Den … from when they both worked … WRESTLING MATCHES.
It was back in the ’80s … when DC did lots of MC work … acting as RING ANNOUNCER.<\/p>\n

Stagehand Bill was always asked for … by promoters. He “worked the ring”. What a team. A “Tag Team”.<\/p>\n

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Ring announcer Dennis Chandler first met stagehand Bill Taggart … while they were both working the mat, so to speak.<\/p><\/div>\n

Bill’s popularity earned him some cool accolades. A consummate professional … he always knew how to act … (and still does today in 2026). Even in what I would call difficult roles. One role comes to mind here … when he was elected PRESIDENT of IATSE LOCAL 160. He also did duty at IATSE Local 27, Theatrical Stagehands<\/span><\/a><\/span>
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DOUBLE DARES …<\/strong><\/p>\n

No “double dog dare” needed. Why? A fellow Union-Bro … never says, ‘No'”.<\/p>\n

Why do I put it like that? 
\nFYI … Dennis Chandler<\/span> is a LIFETIME MEMBER of Cleveland LOCAL 4 of AFM – American Federation of Musicians<\/span> … (and a former Vice President … member of the Board of Directors named Emeritus upon retirement).<\/p>\n

They all said “Yes” …  for what? Items needed for the WVIZ PBS Armchair Auction.<\/div>\n
We asked … and … Taggart-the-Teamster … tapped … Theatre Manager Sean Patterson.<\/div>\n
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It pays to have friends in high places … especially in the BOOTH …     <\/div>\n
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2026 …<\/p>\n

To be continued … see you … in the movies … or … on the Internet …<\/p>\n

Liz Chandler aka Archivist <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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