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| (Jerseyville, IL) Patrons line up for opening night at the newly renovated Stadium Theater. |
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| (Jerseyville, IL) Two young boys reach up to the counter with money in hand to pay for their tickets. The new cash register had failed and transactions were kept track of by a tally sheet. |
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| (Jerseyville, IL) Patrons jam the lobby of the newly renovated Stadium Theater on opening night waiting for the early showing of "The Hunger Games" to conclude. |
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| (Jerseyville, IL) Three friends ready for a movie on opening night. |
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| (Jerseyville, IL) The newly renovated Stadium Theater has new technology installed to created a better viewing experience for the audience. The orange case to the left s delivered by a courier service as the features change at the theater. The case holds a hard drive containing the digital movie files that are then installed into the server that is directly below the projector. The server housing has a slide out keyboard unit that is used to program the digital projector. This particular system uses Dolby software to manage the files and the LCD display attached to the server giver the operator a visual representation of what has the system has been programmed to do. Attached to the front of the projector is a special polarizing screen that makes 3-D movies possible. The 3-D system slides back and forth on a rail so it can be moved into place when showing 3-D movies. |
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| (Jerseyville, IL) A view out of one of the windows in the projection booth of the Stadium Theater. In the center of the image is a view of what is on the theater screen. To the left is a rack holding the multichannel sound system components. To the right you can see part of the digital projector. |
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| (Jerseyville, IL) Theater patrons with 3-D glasses watch "The Lorax" on opening night at the newly renovated Stadium Theater. |
