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Berta and her husband Ade were dear friends of my mothers for many years. My sister got the BW fabric (a screen print, I believe), but right beside me now is a 1950s lamp she made; within it is a tile

Does anyone have any pic's of Berta Wright fabric designs? I've been doing some research because I have a pillow that she produced but would be interested in anything like what I remember as "Ojo de

I was commenting on the Star's captions referring to Broadway as "street" instead of Blvd. which happened maybe a couple of months ago several times. My question is if this has been a recent change or

Hello Jeri, Thanks for the link to the Star. Personally, if I wanted to know the origin of a Tucson street name, I'd rather just ask any old person at random, and see if they know. Okay, I guess

Street questions are excellent fodder for "Street Smarts," the fascinating and popular weekly column that appears Tuesdays in the Arizona Daily Star.? They have delved into loads of Tucson history in

It was called Camp Street before it was changed to Broadway Blvd. The captions I'm referring to that called it "Broadway Street" accompanied photos posted earlier this year. I'm actually asking the

Maybe Broadway was a street sometime in the past. But I'd guess it's like newcomers saying Wilmont Road.

I saved some info from an Star timecapsule feature I found online a few years ago. The theater was converted to the City Club Gym in the spring of 1983. Sorry, but I can't find the link. It sounds

I thought the same thing when I saw that story, and remembered going to those theaters. Wasn't KRQ, et al, there too? The Star's downtown bureau has been in La Placenta for decades, which makes to

Converted to a gym in 1981. KNST was right upstairs and we had a back door that led to the gym, called the City Club. It was great! -- Hans Laetz KBUU-FM Homepage: kbu.fm 97.5 KBU business email

Thanks! I took a lot of dates there in my high school and college days. I don't remember the movies (or the dates for that matter) but I remember the theater!

Yeah, it was called the La Placita Cinema 3 meaning 3 theaters. It was in the basement and was converted to a gym around 1984. Not surprised that the Star didn't know this.

An article in the Star on Sunday asserted that a new movie theater downtown will show first-run movies for the first time in 40 years--since the Fox Theater closed in 1974. Wasn't there a La Placita

Very nostalgic to hear about Marco's,Carlos. I worked there in the mid-70s as a delivery driver. They didn't tell me when I applied for the job that the last driver had been shot in the head. I mostly

My birder friend assures me that there are now ::two:: black crowned night herons in the tree tops over the lake at Reid Park. And there was a big and alive blue heron that was over by Sweetwater, but

Hello All, Please welcome new member Van. He sent me a note and some images on a variety of topics. Van, you’re going to love our collection of photos. First, click “photos”, then

I visited Reid Park Zoo this past March and again last week, and both times I saw a heron in the tree tops there.

Well, butter me up and call me a biscuit because I sure ain't no naturalist. I managed to catch sight of that Great Blue Heron this afternoon on the way home and realized it was closely related to

I drop my wife off at Mission & Ajo to pick up her shuttle ride out to Tohono O'odham Community College in Sells - she contracts as a librarian out there. I usually drive down Silverlake/29th Street

MY SON,NICK SPARK,PRODUCED A STUDENT EMMY AWARD WINNING DOCUMENTARY ABOUT MR. HOLZMAN,A WISCONSIN FARMER TURNED TUCSON FOLK ARTIST WHILE AN UNDERGRAD AT THE U OF A . HE JUST POSTED THE FILM ON YOU