Wayzata Theater at the Movies, Lake Minnetonka Greeting Card

Wayzata Theater at the Movies, Lake Minnetonka Greeting Card by Graphic Designer Rich Sladek.4.5" x 6.25" folded greeting card, professionally printed on uncoated smooth white 130# thick card stock. Blank inside for your own personal message. Includes white envelope and individually packaged in a clear plastic sleeve.WAYZATA THEATER 1932-1985In 1932, business partners Lyle Carisch and Ray Lee built the Wayzata Theater on the 600 block of Lake Street, where it thrived for 53 years, until 1985. The first movie shown there was ‘Tenderfoot,’ a western with Joe E. Brown. Ticket prices were 20 cents for adults and 12 cents for children. The movie theater operation was a family business, as both families worked at selling and collecting tickets, selling popcorn, keeping the lobby and auditorium neat and clean, and operating the projectors. In 1985, with the showing of ‘European Vacation,’ with Chevy Chase, the sole owner, Lyle Carisch, and his sons, turned the entire block into retail shops a