© Vance Bass
© Vance Bass
New Mexico
Lyric Theatre – Carrizozo, NM – August 2009
© Frenzo Jumposa
Someone was living in the Lyric Theater when I saw it last about 21 years ago. It was a small white stucco building and still had its “Lyric” sign. Carrizozo is a quiet town in central/southeast New Mexico.The Carrizozo Theater was opened in 1916 as an Opera House. It was screening films by 1918. By the 1930’s it had been renamed Crystal Theater, and was renamed Lyric Theater in the early 1940’s, when the seating capacity was listed as 319.
The Lyric Theater was closed in 1979, after problems & protests over the screening of “The Excorcist”[sic].
In 2010, there are plans being prepared to renovate the Lyric Theater. – Don Lewis for Cinema Treasures
White Mountain Apples – Bert Pfingsten – Lincoln County, NM
The Fred P. Bowser Company – General Merchandise – U.S. Post Office – Picacho, NM
On the road east to Roswell © Frank H. Jump
On the road east to Roswell © Frank H. Jump
On the road east to Roswell © Frank H. Jump
I'm inferring that this is the son of Fred P. Bowser - Stanford Historical Society
- On Flickr
- Riding with Billy the Kid Into the Valley of Fire – Never Late, Never Lost
- Bolton-Johnson Prize 1975 – Frederick P. Bowser, The African Slave in Colonial Peru, 1524-1650 (Stanford University Press)
- The Picacho Post Office
